CELINA — Jean LaBarge, marketing representative at Celina Insurance Group, recently earned the Associate in Personal Insurance (API) designation.
The API designation is awarded by The Institutes, an organization dedicated to providing accreditation and continuing education to insurance professionals. LaBarge earned this recognition upon successful completion of four courses.
“I love being a resource for Celina’s Northeast Ohio agents and working with them to find solutions to the challenges they face,” she said. “The coursework for this designation refreshed my knowledge of personal lines best practices, and I can use what I learned to help our agency partners.”
LaBarge has been with Celina since 2020. She also holds Associate in Insurance Services (AIS), Associate in Insurance (AINS), Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) and Certified Risk Manager (CRM) designations.
“Jean uses her wealth of industry knowledge to assist agencies in making the best coverage determinations for policyholders. We’re glad to have the opportunity to support her professional development,” said Steve Entenmann, director of Marketing and Sales.
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