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N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Wanda K. Vining-Alber, Paul Witthauer and Michael Bergquist joined hundreds of other professional insurance agents, advisors, brokers, consultants and employee benefit specialists from across the country in Washington, D.C. on May 24 to meet with U.S. Senate and U.S. House members and their staff as part of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors Annual Congressional Conference. 

Vining-Alber, a local business owner with Vining-Alber Insurance Agency, is a member of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, the nation’s oldest and largest insurance and financial services association, which sponsored the event. 

Vining-Alber joined NAIFA leaders, including Government Relations Chairs; State Association Presidents and Executives; NAIFA President-Paul R. Dougherty and members of NAIFA’s Board of Trustees for the event.

Congressional Conference attendees talked with their members of Congress about the importance of life insurance, annuities, retirement savings, and employee benefits for their clients and the U.S. economy. Life insurance products account for 20 percent of Americans’ long-term savings. The life insurance industry pays out $1.5 billion each day and supports 2.5 million jobs.

“We met with Congressman Kevin Cramer, Senator John Hoeven, Craig Radcliff from Senator Heitkamp’s office” said Vining-Alber. “It’s vital to let our Representatives and Senators know how important the insurance and financial services are that we provide to our clients, who are their constituents. We work with our community’s families and businesses every day to plan for the future, save for retirement, and protect against financial risks.”

All information is courtesy of NAIFA.

Paul Witthaur, Wanda Vining-Alber and Michael Bergquist pose at the nation's capitol. Photo courtesy of NAIFA.
Paul Witthaur, Wanda Vining-Alber and Michael Bergquist pose at the nation’s capitol. Photo courtesy of NAIFA.