Our Story

About Mid-America Insurance Conference

Since 1934, MAIC has served the American agency system as a forum for property and casualty insurance professionals.

Insurance professionals in conference discussion
90+Years of Service
30+Annual Enhancement Ideas
3Major Industry Partners

A Legacy of Leadership

Since 1934, the Mid-America Technical Conference, now recognized as the Mid-America Insurance Conference, has been serving the American agency system as a forum for discussion on topics such as property-casualty coverage, rules, forms, and other technical aspects within the insurance industry.

These discussions often lead to recommendations by agents for positive change. Attendance by insurance company employees is both wanted and appreciated. Your perspective on issues is valuable to the discussions.

MAIC drafts 30 or so potential coverage enhancement ideas for ISO, ACORD, and NCCI every year. ISO treats this group as a research source for changes that impact the ISO forms used countrywide.

Our Mission

The Mid-America Insurance Conference shall serve the American agency system as a forum for discussion on topics of property and casualty insurance coverages, rules, forms, and other technical matters. It shall seek to provide positive and pro-active improvements in these areas.

Success Stories

Over the decades, MAIC's collaborative work has produced meaningful, lasting changes to insurance forms and coverage standards used across the country.

01

ISO Form Improvements

MAIC recommendations have directly influenced ISO form revisions that benefit policyholders and agents countrywide, streamlining coverage language and closing gaps.

02

NCCI Collaboration

Through ongoing dialogue with NCCI, MAIC members have helped shape workers' compensation rules that reflect real-world agency experience.

03

ACORD Standards

MAIC's input into ACORD standards has helped modernize data exchange protocols, reducing friction for agents and carriers alike.

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