NAIFA Members Blog

Lori Gubash Joins Nearly 400 other Triangle Team Members this Month

Written by Emily Cabbage | Sep 5, 2024 9:40:31 PM

Congratulations to Lori Gubash, FIC, CLTC, for completing the Financial Security Advocate Academy, the final piece she needed to become a member of the Triangle Team! As the newest member of the Triangle Team, she'll be among the first attendees at the Welcome Reception during Apex. That's because all Triangle Team members get early access before the rest of the attendees. Just one way to thank our most engaged members!

Did you know that nearly 400 NAIFA members are current IFAPAC contributors, have completed the Financial Security Advocate Academy are LILI Alumni and/or have recruited at least 3 members into NAIFA? There are hundreds more members who are just one step away from becoming part of this dynamic group of true leaders of our association!  Check out the list of Triangle Team members. 

Don't forget...you must have contributed to IFAPAC within the last 12 months to qualify. Your Triangle Team membership status could be in jeopardy! An easy way to ensure you keep your status is to become an IFAPAC defender with a monthly contribution. Contact ifapac@naifa.org for more information.


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