The Benefits of AICP® Membership

Who We Are

• A non-profit, non-lobbying organization founded in 1985 as the Society of State Filers
• In 1998 the name was changed to Association of Insurance Compliance Professionals to reflect the diverse membership and activities of the organization
• A National Organization supported by nine local chapters
• Comprised of dedicated volunteers
  
  

Why You Should Join the AICP

Build Professional Networks — Building professional networks provides a key advantage to meeting your professional and business goals. The AICP draws its membership from both the regulatory community and from industry, at chapter and national levels.

• Connections with key industry contacts
  • Company compliance professionals
  • Insurance compliance product and service providers
• Connections with insurance regulators
  • State Insurance Departments
  • Other regulator-focused organizations
• Annual Conference
  • Compliance Connections
  • Regulator Round Tables
• Membership Directory
  • Serves as an invaluable tool in identifying member companies and industry colleagues
  • Broad search function includes identifying members by name, company, chapter, expertise, city, state, zip code, county and country
• AICP “Linked-in” group

Professional Resources — The AICP offers multiple resources to help you in your job and to enhance your knowledge base through:

• Dynamic Website
  • Access to Member-Only pages that feature event listings, on-line directory, Job Bank, and access to 1500+ peers for Q&A
• Journal for Insurance Compliance Professional
  • Quarterly on-line publication
  • Regulatory Updates and issues
  • AICP activities and information
• Annual Conference
  • 3-day compliance symposium
  • Over 70 educational sessions, on average
  • Aimed at L&H and P&C professionals
• Nine Regional Chapters across the US
• Chapter meetings, lunch seminars, webinars and E-Days
• The Ratemaking Manual

Professional Growth — The AICP offers numerous opportunities to help you pursue and achieve your professional growth goals with:

• Pertinent, timely educational opportunities
  • National Annual Conference
  • Regional, Chapter Education Days (E-Days)
  • Access to industry webinars
• Industry-recognized Professional Designation Program
  • Regulatory-specific courses
  • Associate Compliance Professional (ACP)
  • Certified Compliance Professional (CCP)
  • Continuing Education Credits (CE)
• College Scholarship Program
  • Three $1,500 Annual Scholarships

Meaningful and Timely Information — There is power in information — power in being able to provide information and power in having access to information. The AICP supports both providing and accessing timely, relevant information through:

• Department of Insurance Alerts
  • The regulatory Community may provide them to Industry through the AICP
• Membership Discussion Forum
  • Exchange information and providing detailed discussion on pertinent issues
  • Monitored for anti-trust compliance
• Journal For Insurance Compliance Professionals
  • Timely and relevant well-written articles of pertinent topics
  • Compilation of legislative/regulatory developments
  • Published quarterly

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