A gift without a half-life
A hat is gone by Q3. A credential your client earns on your dime is a relationship that compounds. You funded their AI fluency, and they remember who did.
Scholarship Sponsorship · For Insurance-AI Vendors
Sponsor a block of Certified AI Insurance Credential (CAIC) scholarships and put real AI education in your clients' hands. They earn the credential. You get the credit: the Scholarship Sponsor badge on your site, your name on this page, and at the top tier, on the certificate itself. It is the conference giveaway nobody throws in the hotel trash.
Picture this
You are working the booth at a conference, or walking out of a meeting that finally went somewhere. The usual move is a branded umbrella or a handful of pens that land in a junk drawer by Friday. Here is the better one: you hand that person a fully funded scholarship to earn the Certified AI Insurance Credential, on you. Cheap swag gets tossed. A credential they earn, with your name on the tuition, keeps paying them back for years, and they remember exactly who made it happen.
Why this beats swag
A hat is gone by Q3. A credential your client earns on your dime is a relationship that compounds. You funded their AI fluency, and they remember who did.
Display the Scholarship Sponsor badge on your site and booth. First use reads "Proud Scholarship Sponsor of the Certified AI Insurance Credential (CAIC)." You are listed here on getcaic.org/sponsors.
Structured as sponsorship with promotional value returned to you (badge, listing), this reads as a marketing and advertising spend, not a stack of swag receipts. Ask your accountant. They will prefer it.
The scholarship funds tuition. Your client still completes nine modules and a capstone to earn the credential. Nobody is handed a designation. That is exactly why it means something when they put it after their name, and why your sponsorship reads as real investment, not a freebie.
The playbook is proven
AWS, Salesforce, and HubSpot all fund certification scholarships, because funding someone's credential is the rare marketing spend that builds capability instead of noise. The difference: each of them can only certify people into their own ecosystem. CAIC is neutral. Your clients earn AI fluency they keep, measured against the industry, not enrolled into anyone's sales funnel.
A proven model, brought to the one segment that did not have it.
The Tiers
Each seat is one full Certified AI Insurance Credential enrollment: nine modules, the capstone, and the designation on completion. Discounts deepen with the block. Larger blocks are available by conversation.
Thinking bigger than a block?
Some organizations want more than warm client relationships: first look at newly credentialed talent (always opt-in on the recipient's side), a named cohort of students and career switchers, co-branded research on AI fluency in insurance. That is a partnership, not a package, and it starts with a conversation, not a pricing table.
How it works
Tell us the tier and who the seats are for (your clients and prospects, not your own staff). We send a short sponsor agreement and your block of scholarship codes.
Give codes to clients at your booth, in a follow-up, or in a campaign. Each recipient activates their seat with a 90-second form, so the people who want it are the ones who claim it. Codes are good for 12 months.
Recipients complete the curriculum and earn the Certified AI Insurance Credential. Your badge goes up, your listing goes live, and every quarter you get an impact summary worth quoting: seats claimed, credentials earned, your name on the tuition.
Scholarship Sponsorship is a tier of its own, separate from and below the Founders Club. Sponsors fund seats for the industry. Founders helped build the credential. Both matter; they are not the same thing.
Scholarship Sponsors
Our inaugural Scholarship Sponsors. Want your name here? Sponsor a block.
Sponsor inquiry
Tell us a little about your company and the block you have in mind. We will send a short sponsor agreement and your scholarship codes. Questions first? hello@getcaic.org.