National Association-Health Underwriters

The Council of Insurance Agents Brokers is the premier association for the leading commercial insurance and employee benefits intermediaries worldwide, annually placing 85 percent of U.S. property casualty insurance premiums. Comprising the fastest growing and most innovative firms in the industry, with over 20 percent headquartered internationally, the Council strives to deliver value and prove its worth every day, just as its members do for their clients. Established in 1913, the Council fosters industry-wide relationships with lawmakers, regulators, and stakeholders to promote the interests of its member firms and their valuable role in risk mitigation for clients. With a creative and distinctive world headquarters located in Washington, DC, the Council is dedicated to influencing benefits advocacy agendas, addressing future issues, and providing resources and opportunities for talent development within the insurance brokerage business.Generated from the website

The American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) is a pivotal organization in the life insurance industry, dedicated to providing financial certainty and supporting the American economy. With nearly two centuries of experience, ACLI champions the vital role life insurers play in enhancing financial security for individuals, families, and businesses across the nation. ACLI advocates for policies that address significant challenges while promoting essential products, such as annuities and workplace benefits, that cater to the evolving needs of the workforce. The organization underscores the substantial contributions of life insurers, including over $8 trillion invested in the U.S. economy and the generation of millions of jobs, fostering community development and stability. Generated from the website

The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA) is a national alliance of 300,000 business owners and their employees who offer all types of insurance and financial services products. Unlike company-employed agents, IIABA independent insurance agents and insurance brokers represent more than one insurance company, so they can offer clients a wider choice of auto, home, business, life, health coverages as well as retirement and employee-benefit products. IIABA agents and brokers not only advise clients about insurance, they recommend loss-prevention ideas that can cut costs. If a loss occurs, the independent insurance agent or broker stands with the client until the claim is settled.