October, 2010 Bulletintaoip.org/docs/1010Bulletin.pdf · October, 2010 Bulletin INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1 President’s Message by Sandy Dobbins 2 Programs by Sandy Fintel 3 Long Range

October, 2010 Bulletin I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E

1 President’s Message by Sandy Dobbins

2 Programs by Sandy Fintel

3 Long Range Planning by Nancy Homan

3 Finance & Budget by Marla Wholf

4 Public Relations by Carol Feller

4 Community Service by Cynthia Matus

5 Awards by Beverly Smith

6 Reservations by Rosa Ann Koperski

7 Scholarship Application

8 Tid-Bits

9 Upcoming Events / IWOT Check Request Form

Safety Flyer by Holly Carver

Award Applications

President’s Message SANDY DOBBINS, CISR, CPSR, CIC, CPIW

Our September meeting was a great start to our 2010-2011 year. We met at Cousino’s Steak House and had a very nice meal, Rose Ann arranged for us to have 5 choices. Tammy Holder, the Executive Director of Beach House Family Shelter, Toledo, Ohio was our speaker. Cynthia Matus invited her to start us off with a great community service project. She explained what they had to offer and gave us lots of details about their organization. What an awesome cause, we are happy to support them. Ohio State Council is 11/5-6 in Warren, Ohio. Don’t be left out, this is a fun event. Please see the email attachment for information and registration form sent by global email on 9/21/2010. Deadline for hotel reservations is 10/5. (If you are having problems receiving globals, please let us know). Please contact me if you need a registration form.

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President’s message continued…. At this time, IWOT doesn’t have a CWC Contestant; we have always had such great representation for this. Please consider

doing this if you’ve taken the class or encourage a fellow IWOT member to participate! It is a great experience. Please contact me if you interested or if you have any questions on this at all.

Region IV Networking Weekend was on Sept. 17-19th at Fort Wayne, Indiana. Nancy Homan, Bev Smith and I had a great time. Nancy kept busy golfing and cooking and we went to the Johnny Appleseed Festival. That was unbelievably huge, if you get a chance to attend the festival sometime; we would highly recommend it. There was something there for everyone, from food to crafts, jewelry, antiques, candles, farmers market. There were several different types of bands playing and enactments with guns going off. Of course, this festival contained lots of APPLES done any way possible & we ran into Abe Lincoln and Johnny Appleseed themselves. Electricity isn’t allowed and it’s all very interesting. As the weekend drew to a close, Nancy Homan was the big winner for IWOT; she took a swing & won the “best golfer” award. Congrats to Nancy!! I hope to see you all at the next meeting; you are all important and neededTogether it’s: IWOT.

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Upcoming Meetings: General Meeting on October 13th

Board Meeting on Sept. 29th at Brooks Insurance --1120 Madison Avenue at 5:30 p.m. at Packo’s at the Park – 7 So. Superior Street

Board Meeting on October 27th at Brooks Insurance --1120 Madison Avenue at 5:30 p.m. November 5th-6th is Ohio Council Annual Meeting in Warren, OH Stay connected: Ohio Council: www.naiwohio.org Region IV: www.naiwreg4.com NAIW: www.naiw.org Respectfully, Sandy

Programs SANDY FINTEL, CISR, CPIW

October is Safety month. Safety Chair – Holly Carver has arranged for a speaker from the Toledo Fire Department for our October 13th

meeting.

We also will be honoring our Past Presidents. We look to our past for knowledge and wisdom. Please come out to support and thank them for their leadership. Our annual Industry Night is coming up November 10th

to be held at the Toledo-Hilton. Please mark your calendars to attend. The Industry Night committee is set and working hard to bring you an entertaining evening. More details will follow in the weeks ahead. With Industry Night, we are continuing the tradition of a silent auction. If you have not already been contacted and would like to donate an item or gift certificate to the silent auction, please let me know.

Sandy Fintel, CISR, CPIW Pres-Elect / Program Chair [email protected]

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Long Range Planning

NANCY HOMAN, CISR, CPIW

In our September & October Bulletin you will find the Insurance Women of Toledo Education Scholarship application form. This is our second year for the scholarship and the award is $250. The application is very simple. Applications are due before 10/11/10 and no applicants will be accepted after that date. A drawing for our Scholarship winner will be held at our 10/13/10 General Meeting. If you have any questions please give me a call at 419-592-5059 or 419-579-0216. Respectfully submitted, Nancy Homan, CISR, CPIW See Scholarship Application on Page 7…

Finance & Budget MARLA WHOLF, CIC, CPIW

IWOT will be rolling out our first fundraiser for the season. We will be having a Fun Pasta Fundraiser from The Pasta Shoppe out of Nashville, TN. We will be offering several kinds of pasta including sports pasta, collegiate pasta, holiday pasta, soup & chili pasta, angel hair pasta nests and divine meringue cookies. We will be distributing order forms and brochures shortly. We need the entire memberships cooperation in making this a successful fundraiser. I will be meeting with Donna Wymer and Sandy Dobbins shortly to develop our budget for the 2010-2011 year. I will inform each officer of their budget. If any chairperson has any concerns or would like to discuss their budget allowance, please let me know. Letters will be going out in the next 30 days asking for support from our vendors, companies and agencies for advertising on IWOT’s website. If you know of anyone that may be interested in advertising on our website, please let me know. Respectfully Submitted Marla Wholf, CPIW, CIC Finance & Budget Chair


Public Relations CAROL FELLER, CISR

Send e-Birthday Cards:

9/2 – Jamie Alvarez 9/7 – Lucina Dewalt 9/19 – Becky Goodrich 9/20 – Staci Freeman 9/23 – Nancy Florence 9/23 – Heather Stover

Sent Sympathy Card to Dale Johnson of AAA Standard Services Inc on the death of his wife Sent email notices to the following papers for our upcoming October general meeting:

Dot Newspaper The Mirror The Bedford Press Perrysburg Messenger Rossford Journal Point Place Journal Sentinel Tribune Sylvania Advantage The Press The Blade

Respectfully submitted, Carol Feller, CISR

Community Service CYNTHIA MATUS

We received a thank you note from Tammy Holder the Executive Director the The Beach House.

Thank you again for dinner, the toothbrushes for our residents and for having me out to present and offer raffle tickets to the Insurance Women of Toledo.

We look forward to partnering with IWOT to help homeless women and families regain independence!

We were able to provide them with over 100 toothbrushes. Thank you Insurance Women!! For October our donation for The Beach House is toilet paper. If you would like to donate, please bring the toilet paper to the October dinner meeting and then we will make arrangements with Tammy to get this supply over to the Beach House.


Awards BEVERLY SMITH, MHP, HIA, CPIW, DAE

BECKY STEWART, MHP, CPIW, HIA The Awards Committee is accepting applications for the following IWOT awards (winners will represent IWOT at the regional level): Insurance Professional of the Year Claims Professional of the Year Rookie of the Year Risk Management Professional of the Year Professional Underwriter of the Year Please complete the application and return to Bev Smith or Becky Stewart by October 27, 2010 at [email protected] or [email protected]




Reservations ROSE ANN KOPERSKI, CIC, CPIW



TID-BITS

By Stanley Popovich

Stress and anxiety are very common in today’s insurance industry. As a result, here is a list of techniques that a

person in the insurance industry can use to help manage their daily stresses and anxieties.

Sometimes, we get stressed when everything happens all at once. When this happens, a person should take a deep breath and try to find something to do for a few minutes to get their mind off of the problem. A person could take a walk, listen to some music, read the newspaper or do an activity that will give them a fresh perspective on things.

When facing a current or upcoming task at your insurance job that overwhelms you with a lot of anxiety, divide the

task into a series of smaller steps and then complete each of the smaller tasks one at a time. Completing these smaller tasks will make the stress more manageable and increases your chances of success.

Challenge your negative thinking with positive statements and realistic thinking. When encountering thoughts that make you fearful or depressed, challenge those thoughts by asking yourself questions that will maintain objectivity and common sense. For example, you are afraid that if you do not get that job promotion then you will be stuck at

your job forever. This depresses you, however your thinking in this situation is unrealistic. The fact of the matter is that there all are kinds of jobs available and just because you don’t get this job promotion doesn’t mean that you will never

get one.

Remember that no one can predict the future with one hundred percent certainty. Even if the thing that you feared does happen there are circumstances and factors that you can’t predict which can be used to your advantage. For

instance, you are at your place of work and you miss the deadline for a project you have been working on for the last few months. Everything you feared is coming true. Suddenly, your boss comes to your office and tells you that the

deadline is extended and that he forgot to tell you the day before. This unknown factor changes everything.

HOW TO DEAL WITH THE STRESSES AND ANXIETIES IN TODAY'S INSURANCE INDUSTRY

In dealing with your anxieties at your job, learn to take it one day at a time. While the consequences of a particular fear may seem real, there are usually other factors that cannot be anticipated and can affect the results of any situation. Get all of the facts of the situation and use them to your advantage. The more control you have over your stresses and anxieties, the better off you will be in the long run.

Take advantage of the help that is available around you. If possible, talk to a professional who can help you manage your fears and anxieties. They will be able to provide you with additional advice and insights on how to deal with your current problem. By talking to a professional, a person will be helping themselves in the long run because they will become better able to deal with their problems in the future. Managing your fears and anxieties takes practice. The more you practice, the better you will become. BIOGRAPHY: Stan Popovich is the author of "A Layman's Guide to Managing Fear Using Psychology, Christianity and Non Resistant Methods" - an easy to read book that presents a general overview of techniques that are effective in managing persistent fears and anxieties. For additional information go to: http://www.managingfear.com/

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Calendar of Up-coming Events

10/13 October General meeting - Packo’s at the Park 9/29 September Board Meeting – Brooks Insurance 10/27 October Board Meeting – Brooks Insurance

Nov. 5-6 Ohio Council, Warren, OH – CWC competition – We still need a contestant!!!! Mar. 17 – 20 Region IV 66th

Annual Conference – Lexington, KY

IWOT CHECK REQUEST FORM

Date: Issue to: Amount: $ Purpose: Budget Category: Person Requesting Check:

TREASURER

Date Paid: Check #: Comments:

Insurance Professional of the Year Criteria for Judging

• NAIW Involvement • Education • Industry Involvement • Essay

Regional Rules

Each NAIW local association can submit only one member as a candidate for the award. Each Member-At-Large within the region can submit an application for this award.

Who is Eligible:

• Candidates who have been − employed in the insurance field for at least ten years − an active member of NAIW for at least five years

• Members with dual memberships are eligible only as a representative of their association of record.

• Current members of the national Board of Directors and previous national winners are not eligible to compete.

• IMPORTANT: (5/2002) Once a member receives the Regional Insurance Professional of the Year Award they may not apply for that same regional award for three calendar years. Previous National winners are not eligible to compete for the same award.

On What is Judging Based:

Judging is based on two submissions from the candidates: • Activity Summary Forminformation supplied on this form must be for the

period indicated for specific questions • Essay questionreplies to some questions may require a separate piece of

paper • FULLY ANSWERING [OR LISTING] EACH QUESTION [AWARD CRITERIA]

IS REQUIRED FOR ALL CANDIDATES.

Insurance Professional of the Year Award

(Form must be typed and completed by applicant) [If submitting by mail, please send Original and 6 Copies]

PURPOSE: To recognize an individual who in pursuing a career has contributed to

the insurance industry through education, creation of industry alliances, or legislative activities.

SECTION I Name and Designations: ___________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ Day Phone: ____________________ Home Phone: _________________________ Local Association: ____________________________________(Not applicable for M-A-Ls) Region: ________ (The region mus

t be complete by all candidates)

Year joined NAIW ____________________ Has your membership been continuous since then? ________Yes ________ No (If not, please explain) Year entered insurance industry _________________ Insurance Professional of the Year Award (continued) SECTION I NAIW involvement

Please read each question carefully. Limit your responses to the last ten years. Some responses may require a separate sheet of paper. Please note on the sheet of paper which question you are answering. Include appropriate information. Items that do not have the appropriate information will not be considered. Local

• List with dates each elected office, committee chaired, and committee membership.

• List the percentage of local association meetings that you attend on annual basis.

• List the dates of any awards of merit or special recognition that you received from your local association.

• List dates for any local CWC speak-off in which you participated. Indicate if you won.

Insurance Professional of the Year Award (continued)

Council • List dates for any time that you have served as council director or

director-elect, chaired a position (appointed or elected), or served on any other council committee or position.

• List the number of meetings that your council has held in the last ten years and how many of them that you attended.

• List the dates of any awards of merit or special recognition that you have received from your council.

• List dates for any council CWC speak-off in which you participated. Indicate if you won.

Regional

• List dates that you served as regional vice-president, chaired committees, served on any other regional committee (include position held), or served on a regional conference committee (include position held).

• List how many of the past 10 regional conferences that you attended. • List dates for any of the following regional events in which you

participated. Indicate if you won. − CWC speak-offs − Rookie, Claims Professional, or Insurance Professional of the Year

Awards

National • List the dates and office for each elected office that you have held at the

national level. Also list the dates for the following: − committees that you chaired − memberships on national committees − memberships on national convention committees

• List how many of the last 10 national conventions you have attended. • List date(s) for any national CWC speak-off in which you participated.

Indicate if you won. • List the dates and names of any awards of merit or special recognition

that you have won at the national level and have not listed elsewhere. • List the names of focus groups and the dates of your membership in the

groups. SECTION II Education

Base your answers on the past five years unless otherwise indicated. • List specific titles and dates of any NAIW course that you have completed. • List specific titles and dates of each insurance-related workshop or seminar that you have attended. • List specific titles and dates of each insurance-related workshop or seminar that you have taught (not on-the-job). • List specific titles and dates of each insurance-related course of at least one-day duration that you have taught (not on-the-job). • List any degrees or designations that you have earned (no time limit).

Insurance Professional of the Year Award (continued) SECTION III Industry Involvement

Base your answers on the past ten years unless otherwise indicated. • List specific titles and dates of each activity that involved speaking to a

related industry or consumer group on insurance or NAIW (not job related).

• List the following committees/offices/dates for − each committee that you served on or chaired − each elected office that you held − membership in non-NAIW industry association (include committees

served on and chaired) • List meeting names and dates for each non-NAIW industry association,

council, regional, and national meeting that you attended. • List awards, dates, and sponsoring associations for each award of merit

or special recognition that you received from an industry organization or other industry body.

• List any participation that you have had in the Insurance Scholarship Foundation of America.

SECTION IV Essay:

On a separate sheet of paper, (must be typed, double-spaced) prepare a 500-word essay that responds to one of the three items listed below. 1. What industry alliances and personal and professional networks have you

developed as a result of your involvement with NAIW? Be specificdiscuss the alliances and networks as well as benefits to you.

2. Describe your educational pursuits particularly with respect to how those pursuits increased your professionalism and helped you attain positions of greater responsibility in the industry.

3. Discuss your involvement with your legislature and the active role that you have taken to impact legislative activity in your area.

EMPLOYMENT: Indicate insurance employment (list most recent first): Dates of Employment Employer Positions held

Claims Professional of the Year Criteria for Judging

• NAIW Involvement • Education • Actual claims experience and present professional capacity • Essay

Regional Rules

Each NAIW local association can submit only one member as a candidate for the award. Each Member-at-Large within the region may apply as a candidate for the award. Who is Eligible: • Any member employed primarily in the handling and disposition of claims arising

under any type of insurance contract and nominated by a local association is eligible.


• IMPORTANT: (5/2002) * Once a member receives the Regional Claims Professional of the Year Award they may not apply for that same regional award for three calendar years. Previous National winners are not eligible to compete for the same award.

On What is Judging Based: Judging is based on two submissions from the candidates: • Activity Summary Form – all activities and other information submitted by the

candidate on the application form must have occurred during the applicant’s time as a NAIW member.

• Essay Question – replies to some questions may require a separate piece of paper.

• FULLY ANSWERING [OR LISTING] EACH QUESTION [AWARD CRITERIA] IS REQUIRED FROM ALL CANDIDATES.

Claims Professional of the Year Award


PURPOSE: To recognize a claims professional who has demonstrated superior

knowledge of the claims field, experienced professional advancement through educational pursuits, demonstrated leadership in the field, and is an active participant in NAIW activities.

Name and Designations: ____________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Day Phone: _____________________ Home Phone: _________________________ Local Association: _____________________________________ (Not applicable for M-A-Ls) Region: _______ (The region must

be completed by all candidates)

Year Entered Insurance Industry_____________ SECTION I NAIW Involvement List the following information for the past five years

only: [Attach a separate sheet of paper, if submitting by mail] • NAIW Offices/Committees

− Specify local, council, regional, or national offices that you have held and committees that you have chaired.

• List of regional meetings and national conventions that you have attended

SECTION II Education List the following information: [Attach a separate sheet of

paper, if submitting by mail] Attach a separate sheet of paper that includes the following information: • Insurance education programs (as a student in the last five years)

− List the program name, duration, date, and sponsoring association (IIA, ADJ, MGT, Claims, LAW, company-sponsored or agency-sponsored courses, seminars, or special education classes).

• Education programs taught (in the last five years) − List the program name, duration, date, and sponsoring

association. • Other education programs (college, etc.)

− List the program or course name, date, organization, and certification or degree.

• Claims or adjusters associations − List other local, state, regional, or national organizations to

which you belong.

Claims Professional of the Year Award (continued) SECTION III Employment Information Indicate insurance employment (list most recent first): Dates of Employment Employer Positions held

SECTION IV Essay On a separate sheet of paper (must be typed, double-spaced).

prepare a 500-words essay that includes the following: • a brief description of your job including your responsibilities • your professional accomplishments that are claims related • your future career goals • a comment on an important issue facing claims professionals today

Rookie of the Year Award Criteria for Judging

• NAIW Involvement • Education • Industry Involvement • Essay

Regional Rules

Each local association can submit only one member as a candidate for the award. Each Member-at-Large within the region can apply as a candidate for the award. Who is Eligible: • The eligibility period shall consist of a 24-month period from the date

(month/year) the member joined NAIW to accumulate credentials towards this award. Application must be made within the 12-months following the eligibility period (24-month period from the date (month/year) the member joined NAIW). (Reinstated and members who transfer from another association are not eligible.) (Revised 1/2002)


• Previous regional winners are not eligible. On What is Judging Based: Judging is based on two submissions from the candidates: • Activity Summary Form – all activities and other information submitted by the

candidate on the application form must have occurred during the applicant’s time as an NAIW member.



Rookie of the Year Award


PURPOSE: To recognize the accomplishments of a new member who has made a

significant contribution to NAIW within two years of joining the association*

.

Name and Designations: _____________________________________________________________________ *

Date of Membership: _____________________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Day Phone: ______________________ Home Phone: _________________________ Local Association: ______________________________________(Not applicable for M-A-Ls) Region: ________ (The region must


Year Entered Insurance Industry__________ SECTION I NAIW Involvement List the following information: [Attach a

separate sheet of paper, if submitting by mail]

IMPORTANT: Include only those activities that have occurred during the 24-month period from the date (month/year) of joining NAIW.

A. NAIW offices/committees on which you have served. Specify if

you have chaired any committees. B. List local standing committees on which you have served. C. List all council committees (Credentials, Minutes Approval,

Public Relations/Programs, Bylaws, Meeting Planning, and Membership Development) on which you have served.

D. List regional conference committees (Credentials, Minutes Approval, Nominating, Recommendations, Resolutions, and Tellers) on which you have served.

E. List any national committee, panel, or task force on which you have served.

F. List position and term if you have served as a Board member or officer for your local association.

Rookie of the Year Award (continued)

SECTION II Education List the following education achievements completed since your join date: [Attach a separate sheet of paper, if submitting by mail]

A. NAIW programs (I CAN Series, CWC, Leadership

Development Program, Mentoring, Negotiations, etc.)If you completed “Communicate with Confidence,” did you compete in the local, council, regional and/or national speak-off? Please specify.

B. Industry programs, workshops/seminars (of at least two hours in length)

C. National examinationslist each national exam course you have taken since your join date. Please specify the course name and number; date of exam, exam passed or awaiting results; and whether the course met the requirements leading to CPIW/CPIM designation.

D. Non-industry courseList professional courses taken at adult education, community college, or university that you passed (count series of classes as one course). List the course name and number, description, sponsor, and date completed.

SECTION III Other Achievements

List other achievements since your join date A. List any other activities, achievements, or associations you

have participated in that you feel reflect your dedication to NAIW and the insurance industry.

SECTION IV Essay: Prepare an essay limited to 500

words (must be typed, double spaced) that includes the following information:

• a brief description of your job including responsibilities • professional accomplishments and your future career goals • a description of how your membership, participation, and

involvement in NAIW has helped you since joining • contributions you have made to your local association In this essay, we are interested in knowing about your professional accomplishments, and how NAIW has helped you achieve them.

Rookie of the Year Award (continued) EMPLOYMENT: Indicate insurance employment (list most recent first): Dates of Employment Employer Positions held

Created 7/2007

Risk Management Professional of the Year Criteria for Judging

• NAIW Involvement • Education • Actual risk management experience and present professional capacity • Essay

Regional Rules

Each NAIW local association can submit only one member as a candidate for the award. Each Member-at-Large within the region may apply as a candidate for the award.

Who is Eligible: • Any member who is primarily in the risk management process for the industry

and nominated by a local association is eligible. • Members with dual memberships are eligible only as a representative of their

association of record. • IMPORTANT: (5/2002) * Once a member receives the Regional Award

they may not apply for that same regional award for three calendar years. Previous International winners are not eligible to compete for the same award.





Created 7/2007

Risk Management Professional of the Year Award


PURPOSE: To recognize a risk management professional who has demonstrated superior knowledge

of the risk management field, experienced professional advancement through educational pursuits, demonstrated leadership in the field, and is an active participant in NAIW activities.

Name and Designations: __________________________________________________ Address: ______________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

Day Phone: _______________________ Home Phone: _________________________ Local Association (is applicable): _______________________________________________ Region: _______ (The region must


Year Entered Insurance Industry_____________ SECTION I NAIW Involvement List the following information for the past three years


− Specify local, council, regional, or International offices that you have held and committees that you have chaired, at any level.

• List of regional meetings and International conventions that you have attended

SECTION II Education List the following information: Attach a separate sheet of

paper that includes the following information: • Insurance education programs (as a student in the last five years)

− List the program name, duration, date, and sponsoring association (ARM, IIA, CIC, CPCU, CRM, Management, Claims, Law, company-sponsored or agency-sponsored courses, seminars, or special education classes).




• Other industry associations − List other local, state, or International organizations to which you

belong and number of years you have been a member.

Created 7/2007

Risk Management Professional of the Year Award (continued) SECTION III Employment Information Indicate insurance employment (list most recent first): Dates of Employment Employer Positions held


prepare a 500-words essay that includes the following: • a brief description of your job including your responsibilities • your professional accomplishments that are risk management

related • your future career goals • a comment on an important issue facing risk management

professionals today

Created 7/2007

Professional Underwriter of the Year Criteria for Judging

• NAIW Involvement • Education • Actual underwriting experience and present professional capacity • Essay

Regional Rules

Each NAIW local association can submit only one member as a candidate for the award. Each Member-at-Large within the region may apply as a candidate for the award.

Who is Eligible: • Any member who is primarily employed in the underwriting process for the

industry and nominated by a local association is eligible. • Members with dual memberships are eligible only as a representative of their

association of record. • IMPORTANT: (5/2002) * Once a member receives the Regional Award

they may not apply for that same regional award for three calendar years. Previous International winners are not eligible to compete for the same award.





Created 7/2007

Professional Underwriter of the Year Award


PURPOSE: To recognize a professional underwriter who has demonstrated superior

knowledge of the underwriting field, experienced professional advancement through educational pursuits, demonstrated leadership in the field, and is an active participant in NAIW activities.

Name and Designations: __________________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Day Phone: _______________________ Home Phone: _________________________ Local Association (is applicable): _______________________________________________ Region: _______ (The region must


Year Entered Insurance Industry_____________ SECTION I NAIW Involvement List the following information for the past three years


− Specify local, council, regional, or International offices that you have held and committees that you have chaired, at any level.

• List of regional meetings and International conventions that you have attended

SECTION II Education List the following information: [Attach a separate sheet of paper

that includes the following information: • Insurance education programs (as a student in the last five years)

− List the program name, duration, date, and sponsoring association (ARM, IIA, CIC, CPCU, CRM, Management, Claims, Law, company-sponsored or agency-sponsored courses, seminars, or special education classes).




• Other industry associations

Created 7/2007

− List other local, state, or International organizations to which you belong and number of years you have been a member.

SECTION III Employment Information Indicate insurance employment (list most recent first): Dates of Employment Employer Positions held


prepare a 500-words essay that includes the following: • a brief description of your job including your responsibilities • your professional accomplishments that are underwriting related • your future career goals • a comment on an important issue facing underwriting professionals

today

Documents

October, 2010 Bulletintaoip.org/docs/1010Bulletin.pdf · October, 2010 Bulletin INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1 President’s Message by Sandy Dobbins 2 Programs by Sandy Fintel 3 Long Range