PLRB Collaborates with Spencer Educational Foundation to Advance Insurance Education

PLRB Collaborates with Spencer Educational Foundation

The Property and Liability Resource Bureau (PLRB) has officially joined forces with the Spencer Educational Foundation, marking a pivotal moment in the advancement of education for future insurance and risk management professionals. This partnership showcases PLRB's unwavering commitment to empowering the insurance community and promoting innovation within the industry.

The announcement comes ahead of the highly anticipated PLRB Claims Conference, set to take place from March 30 to April 2, 2025, in Indianapolis, Indiana. Here, the Spencer Educational Foundation will play an integral role, participating in the PLRB Presents segment—a dynamic platform designed for thought leadership and engaging discussions within the insurance sector. This collaboration underscores the dedication of both organizations to nurturing the next generation of insurance professionals, a critical necessity given the evolving landscape of the industry.

Founded in 1979, the Spencer Educational Foundation has established a legacy of supporting education through various initiatives, including scholarships, internships, and innovative programs tailored to equip students for thriving careers in insurance and risk management. By aligning with Spencer, PLRB amplifies its mission of fostering collaboration within the industry and providing invaluable educational opportunities that pave the way for successful careers.

"Investing in education means investing in the future of our industry," said Mike Brode, PLRB's Vice President of Meetings & Education. Brode emphasized that through this partnership, PLRB is dedicated to crafting opportunities that allow students and young professionals to excel in a field that is constantly changing and evolving.

To further support this promising initiative, PLRB has launched a fundraising campaign aimed at inviting both individuals and organizations to contribute directly to the development of scholarships, internships, and a variety of educational programs. As a compelling incentive, PLRB has announced a dollar-for-dollar match for the first $10,000 in donations, encouraging community involvement to create a lasting impact on future insurance professionals.

If you wish to contribute, you can visit plrb.org/spencer to make a donation and join PLRB and Spencer in its mission to shape the future of the insurance industry.

For additional details regarding the partnership between PLRB and Spencer, or inquiries into the donation campaign, interested parties are encouraged to reach out to Daniela Weiszhar, Vice President of Marketing for the Property and Liability Resource Bureau, at [email protected]

About PLRB

The Property and Liability Resource Bureau (PLRB) is a not-for-profit national trade association that supports the Property and Casualty insurance industry with a variety of resources, including legal support, educational services, and research initiatives. PLRB is dedicated to providing insurers, managing general agents (MGAs), service providers, and outside counsel with comprehensive tools, such as legal case databases, building code resources, and innovative educational programs, including industry-leading conferences. By fostering collaboration and encouraging innovation, PLRB empowers its members to tackle challenges effectively and enhance service delivery for policyholders. For more information about PLRB, please visit www.plrb.org.

About the Spencer Educational Foundation

The Spencer Educational Foundation is a dedicated non-profit organization that focuses on facilitating education and the professional development of students in risk management and insurance sectors. Since its inception in 1979, the foundation has been instrumental in helping students succeed through its provision of scholarships, grants, and internship opportunities, nurturing the leaders of tomorrow within this vital field. To explore more about the Spencer Educational Foundation and its broad array of programs, visit www.spencered.org.