Integration & Solution Partners | Partner Program

Access exclusive resources and best practices

The Applied Industry Partnership and Alliance Program creates additional value in the independent insurance distribution channel by providing greater resources to networks and their brokers for sustainable business growth. The program identifies and engages insurance network membership organizations through collaboration on technology and market initiatives that benefit their business and member brokerages.

As a member of one of these organizations, you receive greater access to technology best practices, industry expertise, and Applied product solutions to strengthen your business and customer relationships.

Industry Partners

Humber College Insurance Management Program

Humber’s Insurance Management – Property and Casualty (P&C) graduate certificate program prepares students for a variety of entry-level management career paths in the large and growing property and casualty insurance industry. Students learn the fundamentals of the industry and its main functional areas – underwriting, loss adjusting, risk management and agency/brokerage – and gain transferable skills in business communications, computer applications, insurance accounting and metrics, marketing, sales and customer service, project management, and leadership.
Insurance Brokers Association of Canada (IBAC)

The Insurance Brokers Association of Canada (IBAC) is the national voice of over 43,000 Property and Casualty (P&C) insurance brokers, representing and advocating for the best interests of insurance brokers and consumers.
Insurance Brokers Association of Alberta (IBAA)

The Insurance Brokers Association of Alberta (IBAA) is a not-for-profit association representing more than 85% of eligible insurance brokerages within Alberta. IBAA member brokerages are located in 160 communities across the province and employ almost 5,000 Albertans.
Insurance Brokers Association of Ontario (IBAO)

A not-for-profit, membership-based organization acting on behalf of Ontario’s insurance brokerages, large and small. Their collective strength allows them to shape industry strategy and regulation, build on the quality of the broker profession, raise public awareness of the broker value proposition and advocate for brokers and consumers across Ontario.

Alliance Partners

Canadian Broker Network

The Canadian Broker Network (CBN) is an alliance of leading independent insurance brokerages representing more than $3 billion in property casualty premiums, employee benefits, and life and financial services, with over 100 offices across Canada and over 4,000 employees. They give independent, employee-owned brokerages a unique way to grow and innovate their businesses by leveraging our members' collective wisdom, experience, and connections. Maturing out of a forum dating back to 2002, originally designed to exchange best practices, CBN’s guiding principles of innovation, collaboration, commitment to growth, and independence ensure that members deliver the best possible value proposition to their clients, employees, and insurer partners.
Advantis Broker Network

Advantis is an alliance of independent brokerages across Canada. They meet quarterly to address technology, PL, CL, Finance, and HR. With over 75 offices in Canada and licenses in every province, they have the size and expertise to solve a broad set of insurance needs. From Aviva to Zurich, they represent over 100 insurance companies and MGAs in Canada to find the right coverage for the right price.
CAMIC

The Canadian Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (CAMIC) provides mutual insurers in Canada with a powerful, united voice at the federal level. Through expert lobbying of the federal government, strategic sponsorships with other organizations, and exclusive networking opportunities at their annual conference, CAMIC helps members influence policy, stay ahead of industry trends, and strengthen their collective impact within the insurance landscape.
CUISA

Credit Union Insurance Services Association (CUISA) was established in 1984 to maintain a non-profit society of insurance brokers in Canada, whether or not such brokers are owned, partly owned, controlled by, or affiliated with any credit union. Their objective is to promote and protect the interests of our members, the insuring public and insurers in all matters pertaining to the insurance business and related services.