A Word From The President – Julie Parks – NABIP Florida President 2026-2027
Dear NABIP Florida Members,
As I begin my term as NABIP Florida President, I am honored and grateful for the opportunity to serve an organization that has played such an important role in my professional journey.
Moving NABIP Florida Forward—Together
Our focus this year is built around four important principles: Participation, Advocacy, Education and Engagement. These principles are the foundation for strengthening our chapters, supporting our members, and continuing to grow the impact of NABIP Florida.
Our members are the heart of NABIP Florida. Every day, you help individuals, families, employers and seniors navigate an increasingly complex healthcare system. Your knowledge, professionalism, advocacy and commitment are why this association matters.
As your State President, I am committed to listening, encouraging participation, and supporting the volunteers and leaders who make NABIP Florida successful. I also welcome your feedback, including the difficult conversations, because open communication is essential if we want to continue growing, improving and leading effectively.
In June, our leadership team came together for Strategic Planning and identified four key areas of focus for NABIP Florida this year. These priorities are designed to strengthen our chapters, increase member engagement, expand educational opportunities and ensure our association continues to be a strong voice for agents and brokers throughout Florida.
- Hispanic Agent Alliance Committee – Establish the committee to build stronger connections, increase engagement, and create opportunities for Hispanic agents throughout our state.
- Legislation – Increase participation in Day on the Hill, strengthen relationships with elected officials, and provide more education and communication leading up to our advocacy efforts.
- Professional Development – Provide quarterly virtual CE and state updates, making valuable education more accessible to members across Florida.
- Membership – Increase outreach and engagement through social media campaigns, resources for new agents, and scholarship opportunities for state events.
These goals cannot be accomplished by the state leadership team alone. Their success will depend on collaboration among our state board, local chapters, committees and members. I encourage you to look for opportunities to participate, share ideas and help us turn these priorities into meaningful results.
Through participation, advocacy, education and engagement, together we can continue building a NABIP Florida that is strong, inclusive, engaged and focused on the future.
Thank you for your membership, your involvement, and for allowing me the opportunity to serve as your NABIP Florida President.
Julie Parks
President, NABIP Florida
