2009 - 2010 Chair
Trish Mickley
The Mutual's ABC'S
Always Better Customer Service
This years theme for our Association will focus on the Mutual's greatest asset - Customer Service. We may not be able to offer the cheapest product, but we can offer exceptional customer service. Our small size allows us to ensure that our customers are names, not numbers to us!
Our educational committee has been working dilgently to secure top notch speakers for this years events -- mark your calendars and plan to join us!
Scholarships:
Washington DC Scholarship DEADLINE is February 20th - the registration can be found on this link. See the link on the right for trip details.
The association may offer a scholarship every year to members for participating in the Congressional Contacts Program (CCP). For the purpose of the scholarship, a member is defined as a manager, director, employee or agent of a voting member company of IAMIC. The scholarship shall consist of up to two nights lodging, airfare and ground transportation to and from a Washington, D.C. airport with actual expenses up to $1000.00 per recipient. Selection of the recipient shall be made at the discretion of the IAMIC Board of Directors.
Recipient of the CCP Scholarship is chosen from two pools of applicants – first time attendees and veterans. Selection from each group will be chosen or the names are pooled together and a winner is selected from this group
David L King Scholarship DEADLINE is February 1st. - registration can be found on this link.
The association offers the David L. King Educational Claims Scholarship to further the claims education of the IAMIC members and associate members. All regular and associate members in good standing with IAMIC are eligible for this scholarship. The value of the scholarship is up to $500. The scholarship may be used for any claims education (IAMIC, NAMIC, PLRB, ACE, IIA or any other educational school, seminar or independent learning as long as it relates to claims education.) The scholarship will be funded through the golf outing, special projects at convention and donations. The recipient, to be announced annually at the Claims Seminar, will be selected by the Education Committee.
Capitol Contacts Scholarship DEADLINE is February 1st - registration can be found on this link. See the link to the right for trip details.
The association may offer a scholarship every year to members for participating in the Capitol Contacts Program in Springfield. The scholarship shall consist of one night’s lodging plus mileage reimbursement of up to $200.00 actual expenses per recipient.
Recipient of the Capitol Contacts Scholarship is chosen from two pools of applicants – first time attendees and veterans. Selected from each group or the names are pooled together and a winner is selected from this group.
During the 2009 convention, several of you were interested in obtaining the presentation from some of our speakers, it was difficult to email due to size so we have posted links here for your convenience. (this may take several minutes to load)
Shaun Tarbuck - International Dateline
Art Meadows - Finanical Growth and Management
Division of Insurance Answers to Bulletin- click here
Conflict of Interest
Please find the Board of Directors example of a conflict of interest statement under MEMBERS ONLY - Mutual Assistant Manual - Board of Directors. In addition, there is a Code of Conduct form which might be of use.
Please take the time to learn more about IAMIC and IAMIC members by browsing through the website. You will find helpful information. If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us at leadership@iamic.org.
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