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Upcoming Events
Wed, Apr 12WebinarApr 12, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PMWebinarDo you need ethics CE credit? VRC is hosting another live CE course walking through the seven ethical qualities of the modern claim professional. 7 Ethical Qualities of the Modern Claim Professional will provide multi-state ethics CE credit and feature a raffle for attendees.
Fri, May 12Castle RockMay 12, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMCastle Rock, 500 Fairgrounds Rd, Castle Rock, CO 80104, USARimkus is hosting a full-day, in-person Continuing Education Seminar for commercial and personal lines adjusters, SIU professionals, subrogation adjusters, and attorneys. This seminar will feature presentations on Fire, Digital Intelligence in Claims Investigations, Premises Liability, Ethics
Investigators if the Year
Montana
Colorado
Joe Varley- Progressive Insurance
Ryan Wirth- GEICO Insurance
Thank you for your support!
2023 Conference Sponsors
What Is Insurance Fraud?
Insurance fraud is a crime in Colorado and the surrounding Rocky Mountain states. A person commits insurance fraud by intentionally lying and misleading an insurance company to receive benefits for a claim or acquire an insurance policy.
What We Do
The RMASIU carries out the IASIU mission by providing our members and industry partners with the training and networking advantages to fight insurance fraud. The RMASIU also educates the public about insurance fraud, its negative consequences to society, and how to recognize it, prevent it, and report it.
Board Members
President - Mike Whittaker
Vice President - Christine Bolin
Secretary - Emily Honeycutt
Treasurer- Taylor Gath
Association Counsel- Wendy Walberg
Membership Director- Marianne Kuczynski
Training Director- Eric Conley
Associate Board Members:
Susan Simons, Alesha Santelli, Elisa Goldmann, Ian Kildow (non-voting), Gary Clyman (non-voting)
