Michael Nixon named Vice President, Client Advocacy at Armed Forces Insurance
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“Mike is an experienced and talented insurance executive who has demonstrated exemplary skills during his career with AFI. He will be a key member of the executive leadership team,” said
In his new role, Nixon is responsible for coordinating activity between various departments to ensure AFI member needs are met. In addition, he identifies new products and services that AFI can offer to enhance the benefits of membership.
Nixon began his tenure with AFI as an Insurance Agent in 1982. He was promoted to Supervisor in 1983, and to Director in 1996. In 2000, he was chosen to lead AFIA and currently serves as President.
Nixon is a graduate of
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AFI was founded in 1887 by military leaders with a single mission: to protect the property of those who protect our nation. The company provides premium quality, competitively priced property and casualty insurance to military professionals throughout
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