Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New York, Inc., working in the public’s best interest, is to advance the performance and success of independent insurance agencies and brokerages in New York.

 
What We Do
The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New York, Inc., commonly known as IIABNY, exists to fulfill the educational, political, and business interests of our more than 1,800 members. Our members are independent insurance agents and brokers, which means that they can provide consumers with a choice of products from more than one insurance company and in turn give consumers unrivaled service, and the best auto, homeowner and business coverage to meet their changing needs.

 
Location
The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New York, Inc., office is located at 5784 Widewaters Parkway on the first floor in Dewitt, New York. View Driving Directions 

Global Principles for Social Responsibility
Adopted in February 2009 from the American Society of Association Executives' 7 Principles for Social Responsible Associations & Non Profits, these principles promote positive progress and specifically defined expectations in areas such as human rights, labor, education, poverty, health, the environment, and anti-corruption. View the Global Principles 

  
Related Entities

IAAC, Inc., the membership services division of IIABNY, was organized in 1973 to offer the various profit-making services of the Association, i.e., errors and omissions, commercial umbrella, group life, accident & health, long-term disability and dental insurance for member agencies. IAAC also offers insurance products for members to sell to clients. IAAC is involved in the development of new products and services, i.e. a collection service, advertising aids and other non-related products and services.

IAPAC (Independent Agents Political Action Corporation) was organized in 1977 to collect funds for use in our New York State Legislative effort. Monies are donated voluntarily by the membership and contributions are made to the political campaigns of legislators who are sympathetic to the problems of small business people, particularly insurance agents.