In Nineteen Fifty-five, a group comprised of some of the younger marine underwriters of the time, conceived of, organized, and formed the association which is known today as the American Marine Insurance Forum. Its basic purpose was and is to promote friendship and camaraderie among its members and to provide frequent opportunities for them to discuss items of mutual professional interest.
During the years since its formation, the association has endured well and has succeeded in serving the purpose envisioned by its founders. We would like to express our appreciation to all those whose personal contributions were responsible for this success. We would like to thank not only the Charter Members, who designed and built the organization, but also those members, past and present, who provided the enthusiastic leadership and support which enabled it to continue to grow and to prosper.
In the maritime tradition, the first informal discussions concerning the organization now known as the AMERICAN MARINE INSURANCE FORUM took place in coffee houses in the lower Manhattan insurance and financial district of New York City.
During the years since its formation, the association has endured well and has succeeded in serving the purpose envisioned by its founders. We would like to express our appreciation to all those whose personal contributions were responsible for this success. We would like to thank not only the Charter Members, who designed and built the organization, but also those members, past and present, who provided the enthusiastic leadership and support which enabled it to continue to grow and to prosper.
In the maritime tradition, the first informal discussions concerning the organization now known as the AMERICAN MARINE INSURANCE FORUM took place in coffee houses in the lower Manhattan insurance and financial district of New York City.
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The name of this association shall be the AMERICAN MARINE INSURANCE FORUM hereinafter called "THE FORUM."
To promote advanced education in the field of ocean marine insurance; to foster friendship and better understanding among younger members of the ocean marine insurance community; to provide them with opportunity for leadership and fellowship; and, to encourage discussion of the topics of interest to ocean marine insurers.
All members recorded on the original list of members by the Secretary as of the date this body was constituted are Charter Members.
To promote advanced education in the field of ocean marine insurance; to foster friendship and better understanding among younger members of the ocean marine insurance community; to provide them with opportunity for leadership and fellowship; and, to encourage discussion of the topics of interest to ocean marine insurers.
All members recorded on the original list of members by the Secretary as of the date this body was constituted are Charter Members.
Shall presently be employed in the greater New York City area in the underwriting or claims department of an insurance company, reinsurance company or syndicate writing ocean marine insurance, or with an association or other company involved in the field of ocean marine insurance.
Candidates for Active Membership must be proposed and seconded by two Active Members in good standing over their own signatures.
The Membership Committee shall receive such proposals and refer them to the Board of Directors with a written recommendation.
Candidates for Active Membership must be proposed and seconded by two Active Members in good standing over their own signatures.
The Membership Committee shall receive such proposals and refer them to the Board of Directors with a written recommendation.
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