CIC-Certified Insurance Counselor
With the successful completion of over 100 classroom hours of formal insurance training, CIC’s are recognized among the best and most knowledgeable insurance practitioners in the nation. The CIC designation signifies that your Certified Insurance Counselor has obtained the highest level of competency provided in the industry.
Having demonstrated the ability to excel and succeed in the rigorous challenges of becoming a CIC, your insurance representative exhibits a strong commitment to excellence through advanced education and professionalism.
Because of the intense training your insurance professional has received through the CIC program, he has the greatest degree of knowledge to ask the right questions and provide the right answers, saving you time and money. You can have faith, trust, and confidence in those who display the coveted CIC designation.
To be the best of the best - a CIC - a continuing annual update of practical, hands-on training is required. With the annual update your Certified Insurance Counselor receives each year, you can be assured that he is the most capable and current in the industry.
CRM-Certified Risk Manager
The Certified Risk Managers International (CRM) designation demonstrates knowledge in all areas of managing risks, hazards, and exposures.
The five courses give an in-depth knowledge about today’s highest priorities – identifying, analyzing, controlling, financing, and administering operational risks – as well as political risks, catastrophic loss exposures, third-party exposures, fiduciary exposures, employee injury exposures, juridical risks, legal risks, and more – whether insurable or not. The skills learned make a Certified Risk Manager more proactive and valuable in discovering how risks can interrupt the flow of earnings and how to protect against it.
CPCU-Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter
is a professional designation in property-casualty insurance and risk management industry. It is the premier designation in the insurance industry. Approximately 65,000 people have earned the designation, since its inception in 1942. The rigorous curriculum includes eight (8) post-secondary undergraduate-, or graduate-level courses covering topics such as insurance law, history, contracts, ratemaking, and risk management, as well as business courses in finance, corporate structure, and ethics. CPCU designees are also bound by a Code of Ethics, and must satisfy an experience requirement of at least two years of industry experience.