PIA of Tennessee Awards


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The Glen R. Page Distinguished Service Award is presented to a person who has demonstrated ongoing support of the PIA of Tennessee. It is named after our beloved Past President and Past National Director, who became affectionately known as “Mr. PIA.” There is no formal criteria for the award, except that the nominee has shown such dedication and devotion to the association as to be recognized as a true “friend” of the association, continually contributing to the organization in such a way that is far above the standard service and call of duty. It is similar to a “lifetime achievement award” in the level of recognition.

 

Agent of the Year

Tom Gernt, 2019 Agent of the Year

Tom Gernt, 2019 Agent of the Year

Purpose of Award: To honor a PIA-TN member who has distinguished themselves as an independent agent in the state of Tennessee.

Criteria: Nominees are judged on their contributions to their agency; their professional education and experience; their contribution to the American Agency System in general and PIA in particular; their involvement in community affairs; and, their performance as an industry spokesperson.

CSR of the Year

Janet Gibbs, 2019 CSR of the Year

Janet Gibbs, 2019 CSR of the Year

Purpose of Award: To honor the professionalism and unique contributions of an outstanding Customer Service Representative (CSR) who works for a PIA-TN member agency.

Criteria: Nominees must possess exemplary talents, abilities and aptitudes; exhibit dedication to a PIA-TN member agency; provide clients with a high level of customer service; demonstrate a commitment to betterment through education; and be a contributing member to his or her community.

Company Rep of the Year

Joe Clayton, 2019 Company Rep of the Year

Joe Clayton, 2019 Company Rep of the Year

Purpose of Award: To honor a representative of an insurance company or MGA who has made significant contributions in support of independent insurance agents in the state of Tennessee.

Criteria: Nominees are judged on their professional education and experience; their contributions to the American Agency System in general and PIA-TN in particular; their support of independent insurance agents; and, their involvement in community affairs.