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NAIFA announces the 2025 Hall of Fame inductees, honoring five legendary members for their extraordinary contributions and impact on the financial industry: Peter C. Browne, Ben Feldman, Terry K. Headley, Robert M. Nelson, and Lester A. Rosen.
Congratulations to Scott Blake, NAIFA’s Q2 Hard Hat Award winner, recognized for his outstanding leadership in membership growth, advocacy, and engagement—especially through his work with Northwestern Mutual and support for the next generation of advisors.
NAIFA announces its 2026 leadership nominees, highlighting dedicated members Carina Hatfield, Kathleen Owings, and Adam Sachs for key roles to ensure financial security and organizational growth. NAIFA's 2026 President will be Christopher Gandy.
Join us in celebrating Marc Sigmon, NAIFA’s Q2 Hard Hat Award winner in the Grassroots category, for his outstanding advocacy leadership, personal dedication, and impactful work on Capitol Hill—alongside his loyal service dog, Kiara.
In his column published in both the print and digital editions of NJBiz, NAIFA national Trustee Dennis Cuccinelli, a member of NAIFA-New Jersey, warns that the state's proposed reclassification of insurance agents as employees instead of independent contractors would limit agents' independence, reduce consumer choice and potentially harm families' access to financial protection.
In this episode of the Advisor Today podcast, co-hosts Chris Gandy and Zack Huels interview Carina Hatfield, a LUTCF, CLCS, and LACP, about creating balance in life and business. Carina shares her approaches to time management, personal well-being, and leadership through community involvement.