Mead: Vermont roadshow in Mexico achieving goals

Kevin Mead, the president of the Vermont Captive Insurance coverage Affiliation (VCIA), has mentioned that the Mexico Metropolis roadshow on captives goes nicely.

Mead commented that: “I can safely say that two days into our commerce mission, we’re attaining the targets that we set ourselves. The viewers of over 100 in the present day had been asking nice questions – in regards to the administration of captives and their regulation in Vermont, about tax and regulatory implications in Mexico and on the primary steps wanted to discover this software for efficient danger administration.”

The commerce mission is a collaborative effort with the US Business Service, the commerce and promotion arm of the US Division of Commerce’s Worldwide Commerce Administration, and Vermont’s Division of Financial Growth through its State Commerce and Enlargement Program, a program funded by the Small Enterprise Administration.

Earlier than the roadshow happened Mead instructed Captive Worldwide that the occasion’s major objective was schooling, and to provide Mexico-based enterprise executives, insurance coverage professionals and brokers an perception into the dynamic world of captives in order that they might think about it as a possible software for their very own danger administration wants.