CELINA — Caitlin Bair, Compliance Supervisor at Celina Insurance Group, recently earned the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation.
The CPCU designation is a widely respected and distinguished credential in risk management and insurance. The Institutes, an organization dedicated to providing accreditation and continuing education to insurance professionals, administers the required exams.
Bair successfully completed several CPCU courses, including risk management, insurance operations, liability and insurance law, and industry-specific finance and accounting.
“I chose to pursue this certification to expand and enhance my knowledge of the insurance industry,” Bair said. “The coursework gave me a well-rounded yet in-depth education of property and casualty insurance. These studies are essential to my job and allow me to be more effective in the various aspects of my role.”
“Achieving the CPCU designation requires commitment, hard work and a deep understanding of our field. Caitlin excels in all of these areas, and I’m pleased we had this opportunity to support her professional development,” said Cathy Bigham, Director of Actuarial and Compliance.
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