Michael Embry Announced as President of NAHU
After accepting the gavel from outgoing President
"We are pleased to welcome Mike as the president of NAHU. He has consistently shown impeccable leadership and commitment in serving our members. He is an incredibly passionate individual and he has worked hard to make sure agents and brokers are able to continue assisting their clients in this new health insurance marketplace," said
For the past 33 years in the insurance industry, Embry has dedicated his career to specializing as an independent agent in health insurance and employee benefits. In 1989, he founded and ran his own small benefits planning agency. He then went on to create the
Since 1993, Embry has been an active member of NAHU. Before being elected to NAHU's
"I look forward to leading the membership of NAHU as president and continuing to promote the value and importance of the professional health insurance and employee benefits agent," Embry said.
Embry currently serves on the


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