Virtual Attendance Registration for April MPC Meeting Still Open
Registration for virtual attendance at next week’s MPC meeting is still open—you can register using this link.
When you complete your registration, you will receive a confirmation email from Accelevents (the online platform NOLHGA is using for the meeting) with the subject line “Your Ticket for NOLHGA’s April MPC Meeting.” Please check your Spam or Junk folder if you do not receive your confirmation email—if you don’t find it, contact Dan Hicks at [email protected] or 703.787.4112.
More information about the April 25–26 MPC meeting, including a revised agenda, can be found on the meeting website. As a reminder, all attendees are invited to attend the education workshop Insolvency Fundamentals 101 on the afternoon of April 25, and there is no fee to attend the workshop or the MPC meeting. Attendance at some MPC meeting presentations is limited to representatives of affected guaranty associations.
If you have any trouble accessing the online registration form or the meeting website, please contact Dan Hicks at [email protected] or 703.787.4112. If you have any questions about the meeting, contact Sean McKenna at [email protected] or 703.787.4106.
Staff Contact - Sean McKennaConnecticut GA Seeks New Executive Director
The Connecticut Life & Health Insurance Guaranty Association is seeking a well-qualified candidate to perform services as its Executive Director. The association is a nonprofit insurance industry–supported organization that handles and funds, pursuant to Connecticut law, insurance claims of Connecticut residents if their life, health, annuity, or long-term care insurer becomes insolvent.
The Executive Director is an independent contractor position reporting directly to the Board of Directors. The Executive Director is responsible for carrying out the duties of the association and maintaining adequate professional support during times of varying work activity levels. Ability to travel and effectively coordinate activities with other state guaranty associations through a national organization, with insurance receivers, and regulators is essential.
The hire date is anticipated to be on or before June 30, 2022, with a reasonable transition period.
As an independent consultant, candidates are solely responsible for their own health insurance, retirement plan benefits, and other forms of insurance.
Candidate requirements:
- Significant experience in the life and/or health insurance industry or a related setting, such as regulatory, legal, or consulting
- A background in insurance, law, finance, and/or actuarial science is desirable
- Prior experience with an insurance guaranty association or in a receivership setting is a plus
- Ability to work with other state guaranty associations, the National Organization of Life & Health Insurance Guaranty Associations (NOLHGA), and regulators
- Capable of managing day-to-day operations as an independent contractor
- Ability to administer operations in accordance with policies and procedures adopted by the association
- Ability and willingness to participate at the national level: NOLHGA, NAIC, IAIR, etc.