LAAIA Elects 2023-2025 Board of Directors
Juan Carlos Diaz-Padron Elected National President
"I'm honored to lead this outstanding organization as President, and I'm looking forward to serving and advocating on behalf of our members," said Diaz-Padron. "Our association represents the largest growing minority group in
In addition to Diaz-Padron, the other Board members for 2023-2025 are as follows:
- Vice President –
Al Mendez ,Mendez Insurance - Treasurer –
Hector Trujillo ,Arena Insurance Agency - Secretary –
Allison Kallman ,Marshall Sterling Kallman Insurance Agency - Director –
David Hand ,Pini Insurance - Director –
Barry Sanders ,Knight Insurance - Director –
Shelby Morena ,Wright Flood - Director –
Rudy Valdes Diaz ,Hull and Company - Director –
Maria Fisk ,International Insurance Center - Director –
Jason Grodensky ,Greenshield Risk Solutions
"Last year was an important time in LAAIA's evolution," said
Diaz-Padron joined GIC in 2009 and has more than a decade of experience running wholesale business operations, including program development, underwriting, strategic planning, and procedural oversight. In addition to his work at GIC, he previously served as President for the
"I want to congratulate JC on becoming National President," said Ramirez. "JC is a knowledgeable and well-respected professional within the insurance industry. His previous work on the LAAIA board and his vast experience as both a business and community leader make him an excellent choice as President. I'm confident that he will help LAAIA build on our momentum and help shape the future of our profession."
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