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Honolulu Association of Insurance Women Aloha Notes Summer 2004. 2003 -2004 Officers & Committees Chairs. Message from the President. July 2004 Aloha Fellow Members: The 2003-2004 year has come and gone. It is time for me to say aloha to all, at least as president of this association.
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Honolulu Association of Insurance Women Aloha Notes Summer 2004
Message from the President July 2004 Aloha Fellow Members: The 2003-2004 year has come and gone. It is time for me to say aloha to all, at least as president of this association. I would like to thank everyone, especially the board members, for their support of the association during the 2003-2004 year. Without you, the members, we would not have had a successful term. During the year, we had speakers who covered a myriad of topics at our monthly luncheons; we completed the revision of HAIW’s Bylaws and Standing Rules, the Corporate Partner program (we have four corporate partners) and ended the year with a surplus in our budget. • I would like to send out a challenge to every member to do the following: • Speak about HAIW/NAIW to those you know in the insurance industry or other companies who • do business with insurance companies. • Visit the HAIW website for updates on any events, educational classes and seminars • Attend at least one HAIW event (especially those who have been absent for a year or two) and find • out what is new with HAIW/NAIW • Volunteer in at least one event/project sponsored or co-sponsored by HAIW. • Invite your manager/executive to one of our meetings • Sign up for one of the HAIW sponsored seminars/classes. • Tracy Adams, the current president, and her board will continue with moving the association to the next level with her plans for offering the members something “of value” at every meeting/event she has planned for the year. Please support her and the board. Check out the www.haiw.org website for upcoming events and I will see you at the next HAIW meeting or event. • This is your association of choice! Get involved and energize the spirit of HAIW! • In fellowship, • Marina Diaz • President 2003-2004
HAIW New MembersJuly 1, 2003 – June 30, 2004 Lei Timario – Sponsored by Linda Ipsen Currently employed at Bishop Insurance as an Insurance Coordinator. Lei entered the insurance industry in 1997. She is licensed in Property, Casualty, Life and Health. And completed LUTC – Foundations of Estate Planning and ASIA – Intro to Annuities. Lei is a “people person” who loves the outdoors; enjoys being a member of the Travel Women Hawaii and is a “Paddle” member of the Waikiki Yacht Club. She has 2 sons who present many challenges to her, but are the “JOY” in her life. Ana Abbey – Sponsored by Margo Makanani Currently employed at HEMIC as Manager of Claim Services. Ana entered the insurance industry in 1980. She completed the Advanced Civil Investigation and Workers Compensation Law courses at UH. Ana is licensed as General Adjuster and Solicitor. She was an Appointed Arbitrator and is currently belongs to the HASIU. Ana is married and has 3 teenage children. In her spare time, she enjoys outdoor sports ranging from coaching volleyball to community service. Darralynn Hirose – Sponsored by Margo Makanani Currently employed at HEMIC as Manager of Claim Services. Darralynn entered the insurance industry in 1990. She holds a Limited Workers’ Compensation License and is also a member of Hawaii Claims Association and the Who’s Who Historical Society of Professional Management. Darralynn is working to complete the AMCOMP certification. Darralynn is married with 3 children; ages from 3 to 20. She enjoys reading and going to church with her family. Stacy Miller – Sponsored by Margo Makanani Currently employed at HEMIC as Vice President of Claims and Legal Services. Stacy entered the insurance industry in 1990 and has a strong background in the legal community; also an active member of the Hawaii Bar Association. Janet Hirai – Sponsored by Marina Diaz Currently employed at Liberty Mutual as a Sr. Account Representative. Janet entered the insurance industry in 1991 and licensed in multi-lines of Property, Casualty, Life and Health. She’s been in the health insurance industry for many years and enjoys the challenges of insurance sales and service. Leila Tamashiro – Sponsored by Marina Diaz and Richmond Bal (AIMS) Currently employed as a consultant/manager for AIMS in the Workers Compensation Unit. Leila entered the insurance industry in 1969 and is involved in the multi-line claims handling/management and also a member of HICMA. She has completed the INS 21, INS 22 and INS 23 courses. Leila is married with 2 children and enjoys reading, crafts and bicycling. In her spare time, she is active as the treasurer of Roosevelt High School Project Graduation Committee.
2004-2005 National Officers & National Convention Award Winners 2004-2005 National Officers • National President- Chris Kelly-Storbeck, CPIW, DAE • National President-Elect – Joanna Mahoney, CPCU, CPIW, DAE • National Vice-President – Gloria Bruno, CIC, CPIW, DAE • National Secretary – E. Faye Evans 2004 National Award Winners • National President Cheryl Blair-Lee honored all of the Winner’s Circle members, there were over 600. • Rookie of the Year- Sponsored by GMAC Amy M. Craig, CISR – Region II • Arlene G. Desemone Memorial Life/Health Essay Award-Sponsored by NAIW Rhode Island Anita True Upson – Region IV • Communicate With Confidence – Sponsored by Grange Insurance Company Jane Maurer, CIC, AIS – Region VIII • Pinnacle Award –Sponsored by NAIW A – Insurance Women of Lincoln, Inc. – Region VII B-Insurance Women of Denver – Region VII C- Massachusetts Association of Insurance Women, Inc. – Region I • Claims Professional of the Year- Sponsored by Crawford & Company Lisa R. Hardin, CPCU, CPIW, DAE – Region V • Insurance Professional of the Year – Sponsored by GE Financial Keri L. Morrell, CIC, CPIW, DAE – Region III • Aleta A. Stephens GMAC Scholarship- Sponsored by GMAC Kimberly L. Warner, CPIA – Region I • Presidents Award- Sponsored by AAMGA Lori J. Meyer, CPCU, CLU, CPIW- Region V
HONOLULU ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE WOMEN Date & Time: August 12, 2004 Thursday – 11:30 pm to 1:00 pm Place: The Plaza Club Hawaii 900 Fort Street, 20th Floor Guest Speaker: Lindsey Carry Director of the Queen’s Women’s Health Center Topic: “Why Women’s Health? ” Ms. Carry will be sharing her views on the emerging trends in women’s health and also providing us with information on the services, targeted to professional women, that will be available at Queen’s new Women’s Health Center due to open this fall. Menu: Buffet Cost: $24.00 Members (includes Tax & Gratuity) $30.00 Non-Members (includes Tax & Gratuity) Parking: Harbor Court has municipal parking – No Validation No Shows will be charged. MEMBERS REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR NAME BADGE. Member(s) Name(s): _________________________________________ Guest(s) Name: _________________________________________ Company: ____________ Phone: If transportation is needed, please check here. Please make checks payable to: HAIW Amount Enclosed $ Mail to:RSVP by Thursday August 5th Margo Makanani Phone: 522-5252 P O Box 91 Fax: 522-5510 Honolulu, HI 96810 Email: mmakanani@hemic.com Online: www.haiw.org
What is the NAIW Education Foundation? The NAIW Education Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization, established in 1993 by the National Association of Insurance Women (International). A volunteer Board of Directors composed of NAIW members and other industry leaders governs the Foundation. Its funding comes from individual, non-profit industry groups, foundations, corporation, and other industry-related businesses. Since 1993, more than $250,000 has been awarded in College and Professional scholarships. • College Scholarships: offered to students majoring or minoring in Insurance, Risk Management, or Actuarial Science, awarded annually in June. • Professional Scholarship: awarded 3 times each year, in October, February and June. The number of scholarship applicants has grown substantially over the past nine years. Our scholars do not have to be NAIW members and can be male or female. Our professional scholars do not need to be currently employed. Professional scholars can pursue courses, designations or degrees. This helps unemployed insurance industry professionals retrain themselves to fill available positions, including at your company. Applications can be obtained from the NAIW Education Foundation website at http://www.naiw-foundation.org/