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The American InsurTech Council (Washington, D.C.) has joined the National Council of Insurance Legislators’ (NCOIL) Corporate Institutional Partnership Program for 2026.

The American InsurTech Council, a nonprofit advocacy organization focused on insurance innovation and regulation, says participation in the program will support its engagement with state lawmakers on insurance technology, consumer protection, market competitiveness and related public-policy issues.

NCOIL is a national organization of state legislators focused on insurance and financial-services policy. The organization writes model laws, works to preserve state jurisdiction over insurance and serves as an educational forum for policymakers and interested parties.

By joining the program, the American InsurTech Council says it will contribute its perspective on regulatory and technology issues affecting insurers, insurtechs, consumers and other insurance market participants.

Promoting Exchange of Ideas and Best Practices

“The National Council of Insurance Legislators welcomes the American InsurTech Council as a partner in the CIP Program,” comments Patrick Gilbert, Director of Policy, Administration, & Member Services, NCOIL. “Through this collaboration, both organizations aim to promote the exchange of ideas and best practices that will benefit consumers, regulators, and industry participants alike.”

“The Corporate Institutional Partnership Program for 2026 offers a valuable opportunity for the American InsurTech Council to contribute its expertise and insights to the legislative process,” comments Scott Harrison, Co-Founder, The American InsurTech Council. “By actively engaging with policymakers, the council can help shape policies that support innovation, consumer protection, and market competitiveness in the insurance industry.”

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