NAIFA-Texas Stipend
The first 20 NAIFA-Texas members who submit their Congressional Conference registration receipt to NAIFA-Texas AND meet the eligibility requirements will receive a $500 travel stipend following the event.
By NAIFA-Texas on 3/11/25 1:12 PM
The first 20 NAIFA-Texas members who submit their Congressional Conference registration receipt to NAIFA-Texas AND meet the eligibility requirements will receive a $500 travel stipend following the event.
By NAIFA-Texas on 3/11/25 10:22 AM
Much like the NCAA March Madness Brackets, IFAPAC has made its own brackets, dividing NAIFA Nation into four divisions: Generals, Defenders, Advocates, and Ambassadors. Chapters will advance through the brackets based on the total amount raised during each round. Unlike NCAA March Madness, however, the 2025 IFAPAC Madness tournament has been reorganized into a Double-Elimination Tournament to ensure that all Chapters have more opportunities to participate in the campaign. When Chapters face off, winners will move into the next round. Chapters that lose will drop into the Redemption Bracket and face off for the opportunity to move back into the higher bracket in the Championship Round.
IFAPAC Madness began on Saturday, March 1, 2025, and ends Friday, April 11, 2025, at 11:59 PM ET. Championship Rounds will take place April 12, 2025 – April 18, 2025.
By NAIFA-Texas on 3/11/25 10:04 AM
NAIFA’s LUTCF® is the training program that has prepared more than 70,000 insurance and financial advisors to survive and thrive in the industry.
By NAIFA-Texas on 3/3/25 9:48 AM
NAIFA-Texas is excited to welcome the following new members. We look forward to their involvement and are honored for them to join our great network of financial professionals!
By NAIFA-Texas on 2/21/25 11:04 AM
On the evening of Tuesday, February 11, 2025, NAIFA-Texas held it's Centennial Celebration and Awards Gala at the Austin Club. The NAIFA-Texas Awards program recognizes highly qualified members that have been identified and recommended by their peers for exhibiting leadership qualities, character, significant contributions to the insurance and financial industries, and meet or exceed the required qualifications for the award in which they are being recommended. During the program, we honored the following recipients:
By NAIFA-Texas on 2/20/25 4:12 PM
The NAIFA-Texas Centennial State Conference was held February 10-12, 2025, at the Omni Austin Downtown hotel in Austin, Texas. With more than 160 guests in attendance, the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors Texas Chapter celebrated its founding and 100 year anniversary.
To view the digital program, please click here.
By NAIFA-Texas on 2/18/25 11:11 AM
Hendersonville, TN – February 10, 2025 – SAMUSA, Inc., the pioneer of the Sales Activity Management (SAM) best practice methodology for sales professionals, proudly announces its 30th year in business. The milestone will be celebrated at the NAIFA-Texas Centennial State Conference, where SAMUSA, Inc. is a proud sponsor.
By NAIFA-Texas on 2/18/25 10:59 AM
On Wednesday, February 12, 2025, the Senate of Texas adopted Senate Resolution #76 by Senator Bryan Hughes honoring 100 years of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, Texas Chapter (NAIFA-Texas).
Click here to view the NAIFA-Texas Resolution in the Senate
SR #76 Reading: 0:38:40 (30 minutes, 40 seconds) to 0:42:45 (42 minutes, 45 seconds).
By NAIFA-Texas on 2/18/25 10:48 AM
On Wednesday, February 12, 2025, the Texas House of Representatives adopted House Resolution #215 honoring 100 years of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, Texas Chapter (NAIFA-Texas).
Click here to view the NAIFA-Texas Resolution in the House
HR #215 Reading: 1:10:00 (1 hour, 10 minutes, 0 seconds) to 1:12:30 (1 hour, 12 minutes, 30 seconds).
By NAIFA-Texas on 2/18/25 10:23 AM
NAIFA 2025 President Doug Massey, LUTCF, FSS, CLU, ChFC, has come a long way since he joined NAIFA, then known as NALU, in 1987. He first attended a local luncheon in San Angelo, Texas, as a guest. It was a nice steakhouse, Massey admits, but he was reluctant and didn’t really see the association’s appeal.