Allison Chan, Senior Board Member, AAIN
Natina Berry, NAAIA Board Member
Dawnmarie Black, Treasurer & Program Co-Chair, APIW
Mahveen Mohiuddin, RIMS New York Board Member/Officer
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![Allison Chan](http://assets.swoogo.com/uploads/thumb/4347308-66d0916066a03.png)
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![Mahveen Mohiuddin](http://assets.swoogo.com/uploads/thumb/4347317-66d091a8d4ebd.png)
The power of insurance industry associations working together to further the careers of women executives lies in their ability to combine resources, expertise, and networks to create a more inclusive and supportive environment. By collaborating, these associations can offer comprehensive mentorship programs, leadership development workshops, and networking opportunities specifically tailored to women in the industry. Such partnerships can also drive systemic change by advocating for policies that promote gender equity and by raising awareness about the unique challenges women face in advancing their careers. Furthermore, these collaborative efforts can amplify the voices of women executives, ensuring their contributions are recognized and valued. Through joint initiatives, industry associations can help dismantle barriers to advancement, foster a culture of inclusion, and pave the way for a more diverse and dynamic leadership landscape in the insurance sector.