The National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices, Ltd. (NAPSLO) recently honored John Latham, regional president with Markel, for his contributions as an excess and surplus lines professional.
He received the Charles A. McAlear/NAPSLO Industry Award at NAPSLO’s annual convention Oct. 9 in Orlando.
This award was established by NAPSLO in the 1980s to honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the surplus lines industry. The award was renamed in 1994 to recognize the Association’s first president and founding member.
Latham has been actively involved on the NAPSLO board of directors and committees, legislative efforts and its educational foundation, according to John Wood, president, NAPSLO.
Latham has 42 years of experience in the insurance industry. For the past six years he has been at Markel, where he has held several leadership roles including president and chief information officer.
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