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Associations:

USA - - American Association of Managing General Agents (AAMGA)

National trade organization representing established members of the wholesale insurance MGA system.

http://www.aamga.org/

USA - - Florida Surplus Lines Association (FSLA)

Supplies resources and information to excess and surplus lines insurance agents, agencies, and insurers.

http://www.floridasurpluslinesassociation.com/

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Free Classified Ads Portal

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USA - - Mass Marketing Insurance Institute (MI2)

An association of insurance companies and professionals who provide voluntary employee benefits to businesses.

http://www.mi2.org/

USA - - Professional Insurance Marketing Association (PIMA)

National association of third-party administrators, insurance companies and allied firms whose primary focus is direct marketing of affinity and association group sponsored plans.

http://www.pima-assn.org/

USA - National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices, Ltd. (NAPSLO)

A trade association representing the surplus lines industry and the wholesale insurance marketing system. History, calendar, and legislative news.

http://www.napslo.org/

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