Atlantic Claim Executives Association - ACEA

The Southeastern Claim Executives Association was formed in 1957 by a group of claim executives from insurance companies operating in the southeastern states. This group of insurance claim executives recognized a need to create a forum by which they could exchange ideas and increase the level of corporation among their companies. In an effort to expand its membership, in 2013, the Southeastern Claim Executives Association was transformed into the Atlantic Claim Executives Association (ACEA).

The ACEA membership includes companies who operate in the Atlantic and Gulf States. The association’s members are employed by either a property/casualty insurance company, corporate self-insurer, a third party administrator or a managing general agent that are wholly owned subsidiaries of an insurance company or corporate self- insurer. The level of cooperation and information shared among the members and their companies has been hugely successful and valuable, while complying with antitrust laws.

ACEA’s membership consists of home office level senior claim executives or managers who oversee their prospective companies’ claims operations in the Atlantic or Gulf States.

From its inception, the ACEA has created a high level of participation and cooperation among its membership.

In addition to producing cooperation and the sharing of ideas among its membership, the ACEA fosters the development of leadership.