The NAIC and members of the Insurance Regulator Professional Designation Program kicked off the program’s five year anniversary celebration with a reception and cake following the Opening Session at the Fall National Meeting in Washington D.C. The event signaled the beginning of a year-long celebration and awareness-building campaign aimed at increasing regulators’ understanding of the program as a strategically significant tool for building the knowledge and skills of their staff.
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1. Who was the first Commissioner to chair the NAIC Designation Advisory Board?
2. Which state insurance department had the very first regulator to earn the Associate Professional in Insurance Regulation (APIR)?
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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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Three regulators were recognized at the Commissioners Roundtable during the Fall National Meeting in Washington D.C. for achieving the NAIC’s top educational designation, the Senior Professional in Insurance Regulation (SPIR). NAIC President and Iowa Insurance Commissioner Susan E. Voss and NAIC Designation Advisory Board Chair and Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica J. Lindeen presented SPIR designations to Jim Hattaway, Insurance Examination Supervisor, Alabama Insurance Department and Peg Brown, Deputy Commissioner Consumer Affairs, Colorado Division of Insurance. Sara Gosnell, Chief Regulatory Specialist with the North Carolina Department of Insurance, was also recognized for earning the SPIR, though she was not in attendance.

From left: North Carolina Commissioner Wayne Goodwin recognizes Sara Gosnell for earning the SPIR Designation. |

From left: Commissioner Monica Lindeen, Commissioner Susan Voss and Jim Hattaway (AL)

From left: Commissioner Monica Lindeen, Commissioner Susan Voss and Peg Brown (CO) |
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If you are a manager you 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. Why not check out the tutorial and see how this guide can help you. |