Mentor Program2024-02-14T10:24:10-05:00

Introducing the MCIEF Mentor Program

At MCIEF, we believe in the power of mentorship to drive professional growth and foster lasting connections within the transportation insurance community. Our Mentorship Program is designed to create a symbiotic relationship where seasoned industry experts act as mentors, guiding their customers through the intricacies of the field. As a mentor, you play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the industry and contributing to the success of those you guide.

Why Become a MCIEF Mentor?

Empower Through Connections: Reach out to your clients with the support of MCIEF, fostering stronger relationships and providing them with valuable insights and resources.

Exclusive Discounts: Encourage your clients to join MCIEF, offering them an exclusive 20% discount on their first-year annual dues as a Mentor-recommended firm.

Recognition and Networking: For every client who joins using your unique Mentor-specific discount code, enjoy the recognition and networking benefits as you become linked in our database. This establishes a meaningful connection, acknowledging your role as a mentor within the MCIEF community.

Elevate Your Impact, Expand Your Network

Join the MCIEF Mentorship Program today and take an active part in shaping the future of transportation insurance while building enduring professional relationships. Elevate your influence and contribute to the growth of both your mentees and the industry at large.

EXPLORE YOUR MCIEF MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

MCIEF CONFERENCES

MCIEF members, Transportation Risk Specialist (TRS) designees, and other insurance and risk management professionals interested in the transportation industry will have the opportunity to attend and participate in the Annual Conference in Orlando, FL and Western Conference in Phoenix, AZ. Both conferences are designed for individuals wishing to remain current and thereby well-equipped to confidently provide insurance and related services within the ever-changing environment that motor carriers operate.

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