At its Board meeting in Atlanta, Ga., the National Auto Agents Alliance (NAAA) accepted an application for affiliation from the Latin American Agents Association (LAAA). The LAAA is a three-year-old organization headquartered in Los Angeles, Calif.
LAAA President Andre Urena stated: “We have been looking for a national affiliation that would give our members the opportunity to interact with and support fellow agents across the country and get involved in issues affecting agents and brokers across the country. The NAAA with its focus on the specialty on auto agent provides an excellent means of doing this.
“The LAAA Board was impressed by the willingness of the NAAA to take on issues impacting the specialty auto agents like agency contracts, commission cutting and credit scoring.”
LAAA brings more than 300 California members to the NAAA, increasing the membership ranks to over 2,000.
The National Auto Agents, formed in 1995, is a trade group representing independent auto insurance agents in 18 states. For more information contact Art Mastera, Executive Director, (877) 367-6223 or e-mail ajmastera@bigfoot.com. For membership information in LAAA, contact Andre Urena, (626) 444-0999 or e-mail andre@latinagents.com.
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