Partners

The organizations standing with the credential.

The Certified AI Insurance Credential (CAIC) is built with the industry it serves. These are the associations and companies that bring the credential to their members, file and host its continuing-education path, and put it in front of the professionals who need it.

Charter Sponsor · Inaugural Year

101 Weston Labs

101 Weston Labs is an insurtech accelerator that connects independent insurance agencies with emerging technology and the companies building it. As Charter Sponsor, it holds the single founding seat of the Certified AI Insurance Credential (CAIC) and extends a sponsor rate to its community.

Education Partner

Risk & Insurance Education Alliance

The Alliance files and hosts the credential's continuing-education path, pending state approval, bringing five decades of insurance education infrastructure to the program.

“Truly one of the best and most applicable that I have taken through the Alliance.” Trevor Justice, CIC, C.L. Finlan Insurance, the first person to earn the credential, enrolled through the Alliance.

Association Partner

PIA

PIA brings the credential to its members across the Northeast, with member enrollment access and a dedicated member rate.

Designation Partner

CPIA

The Certified Professional Insurance Agent (CPIA) designation stands for professionalism, commitment to professional training and results, and technical knowledge. To maintain the right to use the CPIA designation, designees must complete an annual update. Completion of the CAIC credential satisfies this update requirement.

Distribution Partner

ForgePoint

ForgePoint puts the credential in front of the agencies it advises, connecting its network to practitioner-grade AI education with partner enrollment terms.

Partnership never buys a ranking, a recommendation, or a seat at the curriculum table. What is taught and who earns the credential are decided by CAIC alone. Neutral by design. Interested in standing with the credential? See the ways to get involved. The charter seat is filled; anchor and association tracks remain open.