ICCIE Fellow Guidelines and Application

Thank you for your interest in becoming an ICCIE Fellow.

Eligibility Criteria

The minimum requirements to become an ICCIE Fellow are:

  • The applicant must be an Associate in Captive Insurance (ACI) in good standing;
  • The applicant must have significant experience working full time in the captive insurance industry; and
  • The applicant must have demonstrated significant commitment to the industry through service. This may be in the form of (but is not limited to):
    • Significant service through industry organizations
    • Unique contributions to the industry
    • Specialized industry research

Application Requirements

The applicant must submit:

1.  two letters of recommendation

2. a separate “dossier document” (either as a Word file or PDF document), that outlines:

    • your work experience in the captive insurance industry; and
    • your service in the captive insurance industry

3. payment for a one-time application fee of $500 (refunded in full if the Fellowship is not granted), and

4. the completed ICCIE Fellow Application Form (see below)

Click to download ICCIE Fellow Application Form

ICCIE Fellow Application Form

 

Applicant Name:_________________________________________________________________________________

Company:______________________________________________________________________________________

Address (# and street, city, state, country, zip code): ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

Telephone Number:__________________________________________

Email Address:__________________________________________________

Please send this completed application form, along with your dossier document, two letters of recommendation, and payment for $500 to:

ICCIE
550 Hinesburg Rd, Suite 101
South Burlington, VT 05403

Or, via email, to [email protected] (our office will contact you for payment arrangements)

 

Thank you for your interest in ICCIE!

Sincerely,

Mitch Cantor
ICCIE Executive Director