The NAIC Insurance Regulator Professional Designation Program |
Important Deadline for Designation Candidates and Designees
The deadline to submit your NAIC Designation Scholarship application is November 1. For more information go to http://www.naic.org/education_home.htm - Funding Options for Regulators
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Welcome to the NAIC’s Professional Designation Program! Designed to provide state insurance regulators at all staff levels with an opportunity for professional growth through completion of specific educational requirements, the NAIC-sponsored professional designation will recognize your expertise in insurance regulation. Three levels of designations are available: Associate Professional in Insurance Regulation (APIR), Professional in Insurance Regulation (PIR), and Senior Professional in Insurance Regulation (SPIR). Download the Policies and Procedures to learn more.
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| FIRST PIR AWARDED |
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Sara Gosnell, chief regulatory specialist at the North Carolina Department of Insurance, received the Professional in Insurance Regulation (PIR). Ms. Gosnell is the first to achieve the PIR Designation.
Presenting the award is Commissioner Wayne Goodwin. |
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Coaching Guide for Managers
of NAIC Designation Program Candidates |
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As most managers know, professional development doesn't just happen; it must be cultivated and nurtured. NAIC's Coaching Guide is designed to assist in this process. The Guide provides a simple, straightforward approach to coaching that can be used immediately after an employee registers for an NAIC Designation course. And the best part--it's free!
Click here for more information and to download your free copy.
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NAIC’s Designation Program is governed by an Advisory Board of market and financial regulators representing all regulatory zones. The Board is chaired by Utah Commissioner Kent Michie.
"Utah has benefited greatly from the NAIC professional designation program” Michie said. “I am happy to be a member of the Board that will direct the work of this important professional development and recognition program."
- Kent Michie
Utah Commissioner
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