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133rd

ANNUALCONVENTION

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OAMIC UPCOMING EVENTS

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Washington Congressional Visits

OAMIC Golf Classic

OAMIC/OII/B&E Fall Seminar

134 Annual OAMIC Conventionth

135 Annual OAMIC Conventionth

April 23-24, 2012

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OAMIC Congressional Contact ProgramThe Hotel George - Washington, D.C

Wooster Country Club - Wooster, Ohio

Villa Milano - Columbus, Ohio

DoubleTree HotelColumbus/Worthington Ohio

June 13, 2012

October 18, 2012

February 13-15, 2013

DoubleTree HotelColumbus/Worthington Ohio

ry 19-21, 2014

February 15-17, 2012

OAMIC

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OHIO INSURER PLANS

OHIO REGULATION

Ohio Automobile Insurance Planwww.assignedriskohio.com

Ohio FAIR Planwww.ohiofairplan.com

Ohio Insurance Guaranty Associationwww.ohioga.org

Ohio Department of Insurancewww.insurance.ohio.gov

The Ohio Automobile Insurance plan was organized on August 16, 1943. It is an agreement among insurancecompanies to provide automobile insurance to those unable to secure it on their own. This plan applies tobodily injury and property damage liability, medical payments, physical damage coverages and any othercoverages required by law.

The Ohio FAIR Plan is supported by all insurance companies licensed to transact fire insurance businesswithin the state. Each company shares in the losses of the plan in direct proportion to its premium volume ofbusiness in the state. The Ohio FAIR Plan was established in 1968 to provide essential insurance coveragefor eligible property unable to obtain insurance through the voluntary market. Initially, the plan applied to alimited number of metropolitan areas. By 1977 the entire state was eligible for basic property insurance,including farm coverage, through the plan. Ohio's FAIR Plan is one of 32 such programs operating throughoutthe U.S.

Each state's insurance department monitors the financial health of insurers licensed to transact business inthe state. The Ohio Department of Insurance (ODI) is the state's regulator of insurance transactions. Toassure that policyholders aren't abandoned, each state has a guaranty association to ensure payment topolicyholders who have claims against insolvent insurers.

To assist regulators in monitoring the financial condition of insurers, all licensed insurance companies filedetailed annual financial statements with state insurance departments. The Ohio Insurance GuarantyAssociation ensures payment (up to $300,000) to those policyholders who have claims against the insolventcompany. These could be typical insurance claims from damages caused by a covered peril under aninsurance policy or a claim against the insurer for unearned premiums.

The Ohio Department of Insurance regulates the insurance industry in the Buckeye state. From licensing torate filings, the department oversees all lines of insurance operations.

Ohio Department of Insurance50 W. Town Street, Suite 300Columbus, OH 43215800.686.1526 or 614.644.2658

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2012

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2012

7:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.Ohio Agent CE & NAMIC’s Farm Mutual Director Certification

Noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch

1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. CE &/or FMDC Class

2:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

10:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

OAMIC PresidentSr. Vice President & Corporate Secretary, Chief Risk Officer

Education Course Registration

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Convention Registration

Exhibits Open

President's Reception

Prayer BreakfastReggie Moore

Exhibits Open/Refreshment Break

President's AddressSusan E. Haack

8:00 a.m. - Noon CE &/or FMDC ClassInstructor: , NAMIC Insurance Company

Instructor: , NAMIC Insurance Company

The Motorists Insurance Group

Amrhein & Associates, Inc.

11:45 a.m. - Noon

Noon - 1:30 p.m.

President & CEONAMIC

Insurance Company Operations

Managing Your Company

Why Most Property Insurance Values are Wrong

NAMIC Report

-Timothy F. Sullivan

Timothy F. Sullivan

Keynote Address

Chris Amrhein

OAMIC Business Meeting

LUNCHEON PROGRAM

Charles M. Chamness

Convention Program

10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

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Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI)www.pciaa.net

Established in January 2004 by the merger of the Alliance of American Insurers (Alliance) and the NationalAssociation of Independent Insurers (NAII), PCI is a property/casualty trade association, representing morethan 1,000 member companies. Its purpose is to advocate its members' public policy positions at four levels:federal government, state legislatures, federal and state courthouses and the public arena, and to provide itsmembers with targeted industry information.

PCI speaks as a voice of the property/casualty insurance industry. PCI provides a responsible and effectivevoice on public policy questions affecting insurance products and services, fosters a competitive insurancemarketplace for the benefit of insurers and consumers, and provides members with the highest qualityproducts, information and services at a reasonable cost.

The Griffith Insurance Education Foundationwww.griffithfoundation.org

Two insurance education organizations, the Insurance Education Institute (IEI) of Indianapolis, Ind., and theGriffith Foundation for Insurance Education of Columbus, Ohio, merged effective Jan. 1, 2008. The GriffithInsurance Education Foundation provides risk management and insurance education programs and resourcesto students, teachers and public policymakers.

The mission of the Griffith Insurance Education Foundation is to become the premiere organization supportingthe study and teaching of risk management and insurance, and encouraging young people to pursue careersin these fields.

The Insurance Education Institute, formed in 1988, is a nonprofit charitable organization devoted to improvingthe public's understanding of the role of insurance in society through the education of secondary schoolteachers and students.

The Griffith Foundation is a nonprofit, education corporation that promotes the teaching and study of riskmanagement and insurance at colleges and universities, and provides education programs for publicpolicymakers on the basic principles of these disciplines. Founded in 1947, it provides scholarships tostudents, funding to collegiate business schools, and research grants and professional seminars toprofessors.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2012

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1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.

2:45 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

3:15 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Motivational Speaker

4:15 p.m.You must be present to win

5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

6:30 p.m.Music by Erik Augis

7:30 p.m., OAMIC President (The Motorists Insurance Group), OAMIC President-Elect (Buckeye Insurance Group)

7:45 p.m., NAMIC Chairman

President & CEO, The Ohio Mutual Insurance Group

, Chairman, President & CEO - The Motorists Insurance Group &Chair, Ohio Insurance Institute

, Superintendent Ohio State Highway Patrol

8:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Exhibits Open/Refreshment Break

Prize Drawing

OAMIC Reception with Ohio State Highway Patrol ACE Honorees

OAMIC CONVENTION BANQUET

Introduction of Honored Guests & Passing the GavelSusan E. HaackJohn M. Brooks

James J. Kennedy

Awards Ceremony Honoring Ohio State Highway Patrol ACE RecipientsJohn J. Bishop

Colonel John Born

OAMIC Board of Directors Meeting

Ohio Mutual Protective Association Meeting

NAMIC Chairman’s Address

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The Ohio Association of Mutual Insurance Companies in cooperation with the Ohio Insurance Institute is pleased tohonor Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers who have attained the “ACE” designation during 2011. The patrol's BlueMax program is an incentive system designed to recognize troopers who recover stolen vehicles with on-the-spotapprehensions. The “Ace Award” is earned by recovering five stolen vehicles with on-the-spot apprehensions in onecalendar year. We welcome these outstanding members of the Ohio State Highway Patrol and their guests on thisoccasion.

Catastrophes: Their Impact on Insurers & Consumers

Being the Best

PanelistsManaging Director - Global Business Intelligence, Guy Carpenter & Company

Assistant Vice President, Property Claim Services (PCS)

Senior VP, GenRe Intermediaries

ModeratorChief Financial Officer, Grange Insurance Companies

David Flandro

Gary Kerney

Lou Vivenzio

Paul McCaffrey

Harvey Alston

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Independent Insurance Agents of Ohio (Ohio Big-I)www.ohiobigi.com

Ohio Insurance Institute (OII)www.ohioinsurance.org

Professional Insurance Agents Association of Ohio (PIA)www.ohiopia.com

Since 1897, the Ohio Big-I has served Ohio's independent insurance agents, developing programs andservices designed to help members achieve more collectively than they can individually. The commitment tohelp independent agents operate their businesses fairly and profitably is as strong today as it was more than100 years ago.

The Ohio Insurance Institute (OII) is a trade association representing property/casualty insurance companiesand organizations conducting business throughout the state.

The OII began operations in 1968. Its predecessor, the Underwriters Service Association, Inc., was charteredin 1932. In 1968, the Underwriters Service merged with the Ohio Insurance Information Service to form theOII. The Insurance Federation of Ohio, founded in 1970, merged with the Ohio Insurance Institute in 1989 toprovide expanded services. The association's primary objective is to help Ohioans achieve a betterunderstanding of insurance and related safety issues. To attain this goal, the OII provides services in threeareas: public information, education and government affairs.

PIA of Ohio offers professional services and resources to the independent insurance agency business. Theassociation offers everything from insurance products to business building programs. PIA of Ohio is theindustry's largest independent insurance agents association.

National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors-Ohiowww.naifaohio.org

National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC)www.namic.org

Ohio Association of Professional Specialty Lines (OAPSLO)www.oapslo.org

The mission of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors-Ohio is to improve the businessenvironment, enhance the professional skills and promote the ethical conduct of agents and others engagedin insurance and related financial services that assist the public in achieving financial security andindependence. The Ohio Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors was formed in June 1911 as a "jointcommittee representing every association in the state of Ohio." The purpose of this committee was tocooperate with the various associations in this state on matters of education and legislation.

Founded in 1895, the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) is a full-service nationaltrade association serving the property/casualty insurance industry with more than 1,400 member companiesthat underwrite more than 40 percent of the property/casualty insurance premium in the United States. NAMICmembers are small farm mutual companies, state and regional insurance companies, risk retention groups,national writers, reinsurance companies and international insurance giants.

For more than a century, NAMIC has had a single, primary commitment: representing the interests ofproperty/casualty insurance companies.

The Ohio Association of Professional Specialty Lines was formed to encourage and promote professionalismamong members engaging in the specialty risk insurance business in the state of Ohio. It provides a forum forthe exchange of information and views between members and disseminates educational information for thebenefit of members and to the better advancement of the specialty risk insurance industry in the state of Ohio.

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Chris Amrhein, AAIAmrhein & Associates

CPCU, CLUChairman, President & CEO - The Motorists Insurance GroupChair, Ohio Insurance Institute

Superintendent - Ohio State Highway Patrol

Like most true believers in insurance, Chris Amrhein stumbled upon this business accidentally; specifically, aftergraduating from college and needing a job. After beginning in this business as a life-health agent, he graduated toproperty-casualty sales where he first met the greatest mine of comedy material existing today, the ISO forms.Following several years as a producer and independent agency manager/owner, Chris spent many years as a full-time educator/vice president-education for the Florida Association of Insurance Agents and vice president-educationfor the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America. Those years found him traveling about the countryteaching seminars on everything from agency management to the claims made CGL. It has also taught him theabsolute truth of Jimmy Buffet's famous observation about those who make a career of the property-casualtybusiness: "If we weren't all crazy we would go insane."

Amrhein is now a speaker, consultant, seminar leader and training developer, and resides in Lorton, Virginia. Hisemail address [email protected] and website www.insuranceisfun.com, say it all.

John J. Bishop joined Motorists in 1972 and has held a succession of field, home office management and executivepositions. In his current responsibilities, he serves as the chief executive officer for the collective group of 11insurance entities doing business in 28 states with more than 3,000 independent agents and sales representatives.

Bishop holds the CPCU and CLU designations. He is active in numerous community and industry organizations,serving as a member of the board of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC); andchairman or past chairman of the Griffith Insurance Education Foundation, the NAMIC PAC, the Ohio InsuranceInstitute and past president of the Ohio Association of Life Insurance Companies and the Ohio Association of MutualInsurance Companies.

Bishop is a graduate of Ohio Northern University where he serves as vice chairman of the Board of Trustees. Hehas been recognized by the Professional Insurance Agents of Ohio with a Presidential Citation and as the “IndustryPerson of the Year,” and also has received the National Service Award from NAMIC.

John J. Bishop

Colonel John Born

Colonel John Born, a 24-year veteran of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, was promoted to the patrol’s highest rankof colonel in January of 2011. Prior to that he most recently served as a field operations commander for the easternhalf of Ohio, overseeing all operations from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. In this capacity, he helped to significantlyboost criminal patrol and drug interdiction successes. Also in that assignment he led the implementation ofinteroperable communications to enable troopers to better respond to critical incidents at Ohio's state universities.

In 1999, he was awarded the prestigious J. Stannard Baker award of excellence in highway safety from theInternational Association of Chiefs of Police for developing the Patrol's Partners for Safety program. While servingthe ranks of lieutenant, staff lieutenant and captain, he oversaw the development of the patrol's nationallyrecognized use of predictive crash mapping and other innovations in law enforcement services.

While serving as the strategic services commander, he led the development of the patrol's Lifestat 1.0 and 24/7Initiative which has been credited with contributing to the safest two years on Ohio roads in 70 years. He has led thedevelopment and deployment of the patrol's highly successful Metro Initiatives. Most recently, his efforts with amulti-state and multi-agency exercise helped lead the Ohio State Highway Patrol's selection as the nationalrecipient of the United States Department of Homeland Security partnership award.

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1879 William Fredrick OAMIC Founder1880 D. M. Neikirk William Fredrick1881 D. M. Neikirk E. J. Clapp1882-83 E. J. Clapp W. W. Miller1884 E. H. Swander W. W. Miller1885-86 J. W. Widney M. H. Long1887-88 J. B. Hunter A. McDonald1889-90 F.A. Adkins J. Grossman1891 J. L. Graber E. H. Gridley1892 J. L. Graber W. H. Deam1893-95 E. H. Gridley George McClure1896 William Spitzig W. Holtkamp1897-98 W. G. Farnsworth H. P. Miller1899-1900 W. H. Deam H. P. Miller1901-02 E. H. Gridley A. L. Mumma1903-06 G. W. Miller O. A. Rice1907 J. W. Elsea O. A. Rice1908-11 J. W. Elsea Chas. P. Troup1912-15 J. S. Stuckey S. S. Miller1916-17 D.C. Bundy A. F. Little1918-21 W. H. Hannah A. F. Little1922 A. D. Barker A. F. Little1923 O. B. Young A. F. Little1924-26 F. D. Donaldson A. F. Little1927 O. B. Young A. F. Little1928-30 A. F. Tabler A. F. Little1931-33 R. E. Sawyer A. F. Little1934-37 O. B. Ransom A. F. Little1938 C. V. Cambell A. F. Little1939 F. D. Ackom A. F. Little1940-41 F. J. Kotz Wade Detterman1942 Don Lacky Wade Detterman1943 Don Lacky Mrs. Wade Detterman1944 C. E. Warner Mrs. Wade Detterman1945 C. E. Warner C. L. Mitman1946-47 Herman Skinner C. L. Mitman1948 Thayer K. Perry C. L. Mitman1949 A. R. Horton C. L. Mitman1950 Ralph M. Slonaker C. L. Mitman1951 M. L. Landis C. L. Mitman1952 K.G. Rhode C. L. Mitman1953 F.R. Farison C. L. Mitman1954 Paul R. Brier K. G. Rhode1955 Claude L. Miller K. G. Rhode1956 Forest Campbell K. G. Rhode1957 C.M. Montgomery K. G. Rhode1958 Paul Krauter K. G. Rhode1959 C.L. Mitman K. G. Rhode1960 H.H. Lugar K. G. Rhode1961 W.E. Ailes K. G. Rhode1962 F.A. Greenwood K. G. Rhode1963 C.W. Hepler K. G. Rhode1964 C.O.Shaver K. G. Rhode1965 E. L. Sprunger K. G. Rhode1966 H. E. Frantz K. G. Rhode1967 Leroy Lenhart K. G. Rhode1968 Carl Masterson K. G. Rhode1969 O. C. Griffith K .G. Rhode

1970 M. E. Garber K. G. Rhode1971 Keith Langston K. G. Rhode1972 Carl E. Thomlinson K. G. Rhode1973 Harry Marshall K. G. Rhode1974 James Ward K. G. Rhode1975 F. M. Shultz K. G. Rhode1976 C. E. Williams K. G. Rhode1977 Albert D. Gibbs K. G. Rhode1978 Donald C. Binau K. G. Rhode1979 Ralph Gresser T. M. Lintala1980 Margaret Davies T. M. Lintala1981 Loren Schoephoerster T. M. Lintala1982 Lowell Davis T. M. Lintala1983 Lloyd Wright T. M. Lintala1984 Larry Mawhorr T. M. Lintala1985 John B. "Jack" Horn T. M. Lintala1986 Richard Barth T. M. Lintala1987 Kenneth DeShetler T. M. Lintala1988 R. Douglas Haines T. M. Lintala1989 James Harris T. M. Lintala1990 Jon Younker Larry Mawhorr1991 David Lehman Larry Mawhorr1992 Dianne Anzaldi Larry Mawhorr1993 Richard Hauenstein Larry Mawhorr1994 Dave Wolters Larry Mawhorr1995 Dave Poling Larry Mawhorr1996 Ted Darbyshire Larry Mawhorr

/Jon Younker1997 Jim Hildreth Jon Younker1998 Tod Carmony Jon Younker1999 Ned Ellis Jim Silver2000 Randy Dammeyer Jim Silver2001 John Bishop Jim Silver2002 Robert Warren Jim Silver2003 Lyle Rhodebeck Jim Silver2004 Terry Hoag Jim Silver2005 Mike Kleinhenz Dan Kelso2006 Blaine Budd Dan Kelso2007 Randolph A. Rudowicz Jim Silver2008 David E. Tschantz Mark Zook2009 LaVawn D. Coleman Blaine E. Budd2010 James R. Silver Kevin D. Rall2011 Susan E. Haack Mary Jane Rodgers

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Charles M. Chamness

David Flandro

President & CEO - National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies

Managing Director, Global Business Intelligence - Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC

Charles M. “Chuck” Chamness is president and CEO of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies(NAMIC). NAMIC is a full-service property/casualty insurance trade association with 1,400 member companies thatrepresent nearly 40 percent of the U.S. property/casualty insurance market.

Chamness joined NAMIC in 1995 as vice president, public affairs, becoming president/CEO eight years later.

Prior to joining NAMIC, Chamness worked in Washington, D.C., for 10 years, primarily in positions in financialservices and housing policy. His background includes service in the first Bush administration as deputy assistantsecretary for public affairs at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development under Secretary Jack Kemp;director of public affairs for the Federal Housing Finance Board; and as a press secretary on Capitol Hill.

Chamness serves on the board of directors of the St. Baldrick's Foundation, an insurance-industry-foundedorganization that annually funds more in childhood cancer research grants than any organization except the U.S.government, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

He also serves as chairman of the board of NAMIC Insurance Company, a $40 million asset, “A” rated professionalliability insurer. He is a member of the Association Committee of 100 of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University, Bloomington and lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, with hiswife Briget and their four children.

Susan E. HaackSr. VP & Corporate Secretary, Chief Risk Officer - The Motorists Insurance GroupPresident - Ohio Association of Mutual Insurance Companies

Susan Haack began her career with Iowa Mutual Insurance Company in 1990 in the accounting/finance area. In2003 she was elected president of the company and in 2008 joined Motorists Mutual in Columbus in her current role.She is currently president of the Ohio Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (OAMIC).

She obtained bachelor's degrees in Accounting and Business Administration and an MBA from the University of Iowa.She is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive), and holds the Associate in Insurance Accounting and Finance,Associate in Reinsurance and Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter designations.

She currently oversees the claims division, strategic planning, product development, internal audit, corporate counsel,and is responsible for the group's enterprise risk management program.

Managing Director David Flandro is global head of business intelligence at Guy Carpenter. He is responsible forfinancial analysis of clients and prospects in support of business development, reinsurer counterparty riskassessment, coordination of published research and Global Business Intelligence's advisory functions.

Prior to joining Guy Carpenter, David worked as an equity analyst at Merrill Lynch covering the European insurancesector. He also worked at Benfield, where he was a credit analyst on the market security team and a member of theindustry analysis and research team. He began his career in securities trading and investment management.

David holds an MBA in financial engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Convention Chaplain

David E. TschantzWayne Insurance Group

DOOR PRIZE DONORS

ALE Solutions, Inc.

Blue Cod Technologies

Demotech, Inc.

NAMIC Insurance Agency

NAMIC Web Services

OAMIC

Ohio Insurance Institute

Rural Computer Consultants, Inc.

OAMIC appreciates the support of the convention exhibitors.www.oamic.org/events/12exhibitors.html

Rural Computer Consultants, Inc.

Syndicate Claim Services, Inc.

To learn more about the exhibitors, visit

NAMIC Web Serviceswww.namicwebservices.com

Lisa Rodgers: ;

3601 Vincennes RoadIndianapolis, IN 46268

[email protected]

PO Box 197Bird Island, MN 55310

: 320.365.4027; [email protected]

8383 Craig Street, Suite 325Indianapolis, IN 46250

: 812.431.3316; [email protected]: 313.806.3920; [email protected]

www.rccbi.com

Brian ‘Dave’ Gens

www.syndicateclaims.com

Justin ChandlerLinda Smith

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Gary Kerney

Paul McCaffrey

CPCU, LUTCF

Assistant VP - Property Claims Services (PCS)

Chief Financial Officer - Grange Insurance

President & Chief Executive Officer - Ohio Mutual Insurance GroupChairman - National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies

James J. Kennedy has been president and chief executive officer of Ohio Mutual Insurance Group (OMIG) sincejoining the company in 2003. He has extensive background in the property-casualty business, both on the agencyas well as the company side.

Under his leadership, OMIG has posted seven consecutive years of underwriting profit, has seen its surplus morethan double to $153.4 million (+127.5% since 2002), has accumulated record assets of more than $315 million(+90% since 2002), and has received national recognition for its financial strength and steadfast commitment to theindependent agent system.

Kennedy is a graduate of Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree, and holds theChartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU), Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC), and Life UnderwritersTraining Council - Financial (LUTCF) professional designations.

Kennedy currently serves as chairman of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC), serveson the board of trustees of both the Ohio Insurance Institute and the Griffith Insurance Education Foundation and isa member of the CSC Mid-Range Advisory Board. He was recognized as the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of TheYear® in 2010 and as the Insurance Industry Person of the Year by the Professional Insurance Agents Associationof Ohio in 2006.

Gary Kerney currently is assistant vice president of Property Claims Services and has served that organization for31 years.

Kerney, a graduate of Rutgers University, also holds an Associate in Claims designation and is a registeredprofessional adjuster.

Kerney is a member of the Society of Registered Professional Adjusters, the Loss Executives Association and theNational Emergency Management Association.

Paul McCaffrey is chief financial officer of Grange Mutual Casualty Company. While at Grange, he previously servedas vice president of finance and the chief risk officer. Prior to his employment at Grange, McCaffrey was a seniormanager with Ernst & Young LLP.

A graduate of the University of Akron, he holds a bachelor's degree in finance and an MBA. He also holds the CPA,CPCU, ARe, ARM and CIA designations.

McCaffrey belongs to the Ohio Society of CPAs and the American Society of CPAs, is the treasurer of the FurnitureBank of Central Ohio and a board member of the Grange Mutual Employees Credit Union.

OAMIC appreciates the support of the convention exhibitors.www.oamic.org/events/12exhibitors.html

Intuitive Web Solutions

NAMIC Insurance Agency


www.britecore.com

Mark HudsonRob OgleKevin Yount

www.namicagency.com

Erik BarkerAnn Ward

509 W. Olive, Suite 101Springfield, MO 65806

: 417.851.1289, Ext. 325; [email protected]: 417.851.1289, Ext. 339; [email protected]

: 417.851.1289, Ext. 324; [email protected]



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IMT Computer Services

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www.apps-system.com

Jessica Drey

www.insurersworld.com

ww.hamiltoncapital.com5025 Arlington Centre Blvd., Suite 300Columbus, OH 43220


4445 Corporate DriveWest Des Moines, IA 50266


120 Shawmut RoadCanton, MA 02021

5702 High Ridge CircleWeston, WI 54476

Mark Ostroske

www.imacc.net

Patrick Harmon

Clay Rice


900 E. Diehl, Suite 110Naperville, IL 60563



IMACC - Independent Mitigation & Cleaning/Construction

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Timothy F. Sullivan,

Lou Vivenzio

Sr. Pastor - Flintridge Missionary Baptist Church

RPLUVice President, Claims - NAMIC Insurance Company

Sr. VP - GenRe Intermediaries Corporation

Reginald Moore is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio. Born to the late Robert and Melissa Moore, he is the middle child ofseven brothers and sisters. A graduate of Woodward High School, he received Christ at the early age of 19. PastorMoore received seminary training from Bob Jones University, as well as Summit Theological Seminary.

He is married and the father of two sons and three daughters. Pastor Moore has been the senior pastor of theFlintridge Church for the past 16 years. He also is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Columbus Alumni 1994. He ispresident of RAM & Associates, a training consultant business, and the owner of Tailored Rags & Riches, a customclothier.

Tim Sullivan is vice president - claims for NAMIC Insurance Company, Inc. (NAMICO), an affiliate of the NationalAssociation of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC). NAMICO provides NAMIC member companies withProfessional Liability Errors & Omissions insurance, Directors & Officers Liability insurance, and related professionalliability coverages for the insurance industry, as well as insurance agent's E&O coverage for agents affiliated withNAMIC member companies.

Tim graduated from Indiana University School of Liberal Arts with a BA in Political Science. He received thedesignation of Registered Professional Liability Underwriter from the Professional Liability Underwriting Society in1998.

Tim has spoken at the NAMIC National Convention, as well as numerous state and district mutual insuranceassociation meetings on corporate governance issues, insurance company bad faith, and insurance agentprofessional liability issues.

Lou Vivenzio is a senior vice president for Gen Re Intermediaries Corporation, based in Stamford, Connecticut. Hecurrently is leading new business and strategic initiatives along with his primary responsibilities of new accountcultivation and existing client account management. Lou is a frequent guest speaker at industry events, Gen ReClient Seminars and internal training events on the topics of catastrophic risk financing and mitigation, reinsurancemarket dynamics and syndication strategies.

Lou has over 23 years of industry experience including 15 years at Gen Re. Prior to joining GRI, Lou held theposition of vice president at G.L Hodson & Sons (now Willis Re) and G. J. Sullivan Company (now Guy Carpenter).He also served as an operations analyst in the office of the president at American Home Assurance Company.

Lou holds a B.S. degree from Syracuse University and a Masters in Business Administration from the Martin J.Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University where he was inducted into the International Honor Societyof Beta Gamma Sigma.

EXHIBITORSOAMIC appreciates the support of the convention exhibitors.

www.oamic.org/events/12exhibitors.html

ALE Solutions, Inc.

Blue Cod Technologies

Bricker & Eckler LLP

Demotech, Inc.

Erie Custom Computer Applications


www.alesolutions.com

William Quinn

www.bluecod.com

Lynda Utt

www.bricker.com

Bob KatzKurtis TunnellFaith Williams

www.demotech.com

Sharon Romano PetrelliDouglas PowellIrisa Wasson

www.mutualexpert.com

Mike Nasca

PO Box 7872Cumberland, RI 02864


295 Donald Lynch Blvd.Marlborough, MA 01752


100 S. Third StreetColumbus, OH 43215

: 614.227.2397; [email protected]: 614.227.8837; [email protected]: 614.227.2374; [email protected]

2715 Tuller ParkwayDublin, OH 43017



1600 Peninsula DriveErie, PA 16505


Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company - Special Investigationsw

Josh Ott

ww.grinnellmutual.comPO Box 790, 4215 Hwy 146 SouthGrinnell, IA 50112


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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

DIRECTORS

Susan E. Haack

John M. Brooks

Kevin D. Rall

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LaVawn D. Coleman

Ned Ellis

David E. Tschantz

PresidentThe Motorists Insurance Group

President-ElectBuckeye Insurance Group

Vice PresidentOhio Mutual Insurance Group

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Grange Insurance

Sandy & Beaver Mutual Insurance Company

Wayne Insurance Group

James R. Silver

Jonathon Younker

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Dan KelsoKathy StrawnMitch Wilson

Pike Mutual Insurance Company

Woodville Mutual Insurance Company

Ohio Insurance Institute172 E. State Street, Suite 201Columbus, OH 43215-4321

614.228.1593

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Clint SmithAndrea Stockman

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www.towerswatson.com

Scott EmanueleJosh Porter

www.transre.com

John Olmstead

www.lehrke.com

Mark Noack

1817 West BroadwayColumbia, MO 65218


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Platinum Sponsor ($1,500)

Gold Sponsors ($750)

Silver Sponsors ($500)

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www.munichreamerica.com

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Anna Kincheloe

Warren Britt

www.mutualboilerre.com

Robert Faustman

Mark Smith

www.namic.org

Chuck Chamness:Joe Thesing

www.nldhlaw.com

Michael DeWittPeg Ising

www.omig.com

Todd BoyerJim KennedyRandy O’ConnerKevin RallJoe Walsh

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Nelson Levine de Luca & Horst

Ohio Mutual Insurance Group

555 College Road EastPrinceton, NJ 08543

609.243.4498; [email protected]

471 E. Broad Street, 17th FloorColumbus, OH 43215


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280 North High Street, Suite 920Columbus, OH 43215


1725 Hopley Ave.Bucyrus, OH 44820



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Endurance Reinsurance Corporation of America

Gen Re

Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company

Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC

Maiden Re

www.endurance.bm

Jan Popek

www.genre.com

Ken GreenBrian MonahanColin Niemeier

www.grinnellmutual.com

Jim ChambersRick Tjarks

Randy Dammeyer:

Jason Leister

www.guycarp.com

Mitchell DeanAnthony DeBarberieLee DowgiewiczAlex GaudetLarry Mitchell

www.maidenre.com

Ed HalliganBrad Loescher

4801 Main Street, Suite 300Kansas City, MO 64112


471 E. Broad Street, Suite 900Columbus, OH 43215


PO Box 790, 4215 Hwy 146 SouthGrinnell, IA 50112


8350 State Route 219Celina, OH 45822

419.268.0176; [email protected]

2880 Brown Deer CourtPickerington, OH 43147


Two Logan Square, 10th FloorPhiladelphia, PA 19103




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