Current Young Agents Committee
Chairwoman
Carissa Chipman, CLCS
Chalmers Insurance
Vice Chairwoman
Savannah Harriman, AAI
Tapley Insurance Agency
Immediate Past Chairwoman
Meesha Luce, ACSR
Allen Agency
Cameron Anderson, CPCU 
MMG Ins Co
Lucas Anderson 
FA Peabody Co
Laura Cyr
Atlantic Federal Credit Union
Brian Dennison
Varney Agency
Nick Esty, AINS, AIS
Burns & Wilcox
Brandon Grover
Cross Insurance
Melissa Jalbert 
Hanover Insurance
Michael Jamison
Clark Insurance
Sarah Marcroft, CLCS, SHRM-CP
Acadia Insurance
Tanner Paladino 
Bilodeau Insurance
Mikaela Paradis, ACSR
Rousseau Insurance
Kelly Pfeffer, AU, AINS
Patriot Insurance
Jasmyn Rose, CPIA, ACSR
Cheney Insurance
Jacob Sperber, CPCU
Patrons Insurance
Conor Sullivan, CPCU, WCP
MEMIC
Justice Whittaker, CISR
J. Edward Knight Insurance
Quinn Veregge
MIAA
MIAA Liaison to YAC
Shannon Gorman, AAI

Young Agents Committee (YAC) Guidelines

Who Is A Young Agent?

A Young Agent is anyone who has worked in the insurance industry less than five years or who is 40 years of age or younger.  A “young agent” does not have to be a licensed insurance agent. 

What Does A Young Agent Do?

The MIAA actively encourages young agents to participate in association affairs, recognizing that they are the insurance leaders of the future!  Our commitment is evidenced by the fact that many past and present MIAA Board members are past Chairs of the Young Agents Committee.  The purpose of the Maine Young Agents Committee is to encourage young agent involvement in the Maine Insurance Agents Association.  This involvement promotes and develops a source of new talent to operate within a training environment to develop the future leaders of the Maine Insurance Agents Association. 

The Objectives of the Maine Young Agents Committee are:

GOALS:

The committee shall consist of no more than 30 members including a chairperson, co-chair & past chair.  Of the 30 total members, no more than 10 insurance company representatives are eligible for membership on the committee.  Before a member can be appointed to the position of Chair or Vice Chair, the member must have served as a committee member for two years.  If there is no member who qualifies as vice chair, the chairperson will appoint a vice chair.  Company representatives may not serve as chairperson or vice chair.  The past chair may remain on the committee for an additional year and may continue thereafter until he/she no longer meets the qualifications of a young agent.  A committee member may not have more than two unexcused meeting absences per year.  The absence must be reported to the YAC staff liaison prior to the meeting.  More than two unexcused absences will be grounds for dismissal.  The staff liaison will notify members of committee meetings.

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