The committee receives around 65 applications each year, which are pared down to 36 candidates for interviews. The committee receives around 65 applications each year, which are pared down to 36 candidates for interviews. (Photo: Shawn Moynihan)

WSIA's commitment to attracting fresh young talent to the Surplus Lines industry remains strong, and its efforts this year continue to yield progress on that front. This summer, 17 interns participated in WSIA's Internship Program, a nine-week-long opportunity for college juniors and seniors to gain firsthand experience working in the Surplus Lines industry.

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