Join us virtually on January 23rd from 1:00 to 4:00 PM for a 3-hour Continuing Education (CE) course, "Ethical Challenges and Consequences." This course explores actual ethical lapses of insurance professionals. Information from state insurance department shows what went wrong and how the state's insurance regulations, and/or applicable local laws, were enforced.

Scott Dorminy, President of NAIFA-Arkansas, sat down with Arkansas Business to discuss the evolving landscape of the insurance industry and how NAIFA is working to support its members and the clients they serve. In the interview, Scott delves into key topics, including the challenges of rising premiums, the effects of severe weather events on the industry, and how companies are adapting to an ever-changing climate.

Did you know that you automatically receive 2 hours of general Continuing Education just for being a NAIFA-Arkansas member? This is just one of many benefits to being a NAIFA member in Arkansas! You recently received an email from us indicating what we currently have on file as your National Producer Number (NPN).  

Did you know that you automatically receive 2 hours of general Continuing Education just for being a NAIFA-Arkansas member? This is just one of many benefits to being a NAIFA member in Arkansas! You recently received an email from us indicating what we currently have on file as your National Producer Number (NPN).  

NAIFA-Arkansas is pleased to present you with a continuing education opportunity conducted by Career Insurance, Inc. Join us October 11, 2023 virtually from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm for Critical Illness & Disability Planning, a webinar presented by Rick Weston, CLU, ChFC, CPCU, LUTCF, FSS. 3 Hours of CE Credit available!

Bylaws are an important part of any organization, but sometimes having them available for our members isn't easy. If you haven't read the NAIFA-Arkansas Chapter Bylaws recently, here is your chance. As always, please reach out to info@naifa-arkansas.org with any questions or concerns.

The 94^th General Assembly has wrapped up most of their work for the Regular Session. As week 12 ended today, the Legislators cleared both agendas and sent their last piece of legislation to the Governor's desk. Pursuant to HCR1007, the General Assembly may reconvene no later than May 1, 2023 to override any gubernatorial vetoes, correct any oversights or errors, and finalize their recommendations for ballot initiatives.

Week 11 of the 94^th General Assembly has wrapped up, and the Legislators have returned from Spring Break re-energized. It clearly shows based on how fast the pace has been around the Capitol this week.

Week 10 of the 94^th General Assembly has wrapped up, and the Legislators have returned home for Spring Break.

Week 9 of the 94^th General Assembly has ended. This past week was quite lively and saw substantial action from both the Governor and the public.