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| Eligibility and Requirements |
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| What Regulators Have to Say |
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“As a regulator of 10 years, reviewing the principles of regulation, functions of an insurance department and role and structure of the NAIC was still very worthwhile. Studying the basic regulatory concepts made me realize how important understanding them is to perform my job proficiently. With the foundation cultivated through the APIR, I intend to pursue the PIR to gain more specialized skills. I highly recommend the program to regulators who want to grow professionally as well as personally."
Naoko Weigelt, APIR
Idaho Department of Insurance
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The NAIC Insurance Regulator Professional Designation Program |
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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| Tennessee Designation News |
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Congratulations to Philip Blustein (Lead Market Analyst) and Wenge Parr (Financial Analyst) who were both awarded the Associate Professional in Insurance Regulation (APIR) during a ceremony at the Tennessee Department of Insurance.
Commissioner Leslie Newman and Assistant Commissioner Larry Knight were present to recognize the achievement.
APIR Candidate Trey Hancock was recognized for receipt of the 2010 Paul DeAngelo Scholarship. Mr. Blustein also received a 2010 NAIC Designation Scholarship.
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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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