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The Insurance Hall of Fame, occasionally referred to as the International Insurance Hall of Fame, honors exceptional members of the insurance field. It was created in 1957 and is administered by the global nonprofit International Insurance Society (IIS), which was founded in 1965 and is based in New York City.
The Insurance Hall of Fame's museum and portrait gallery at the University of Alabama houses a collection of portraits and memorabilia of the laureates. A multimedia collection of laureate portraits, videos, and biographies are also housed in a gallery at St. John's University in New York City.
Qualification
To qualify for inclusion in the Insurance Hall of Fame, nominees must be adjudged to have made a lasting contribution to the insurance industry. They also may have shown creative thinking and imaginative actions – starting trends, discovering new products or methods, or uncovering and resolving problems.
Nominees for the Insurance Hall of Fame are submitted by the IIS membership and evaluated for selection by the IIS Honors Committee, a body of senior insurance executives and academics. The nominees are then voted on by the IIS membership by secret ballot, which is tabulated and conducted by an independent auditing firm.
History
The Insurance Hall of Fame was conceived and organized in 1957 by John S. Bickley, who was then professor of insurance at Ohio State University. It was sponsored by the Griffith Foundation for Insurance Education, which had its headquarters on the OSU campus. The Griffith Foundation for Insurance Education is a nonprofit educational corporation founded in 1947 at Ohio State University in memory of a young Columbus, Ohio insurance agent, Charles W. Griffith, who was killed in World War II; the foundation was affiliated with OSU until 1992.
Bickley, who continued to spearhead the Insurance Hall of Fame as its Chairman, later moved to the University of Texas, and then to the University of Alabama, where he had started his academic career.
In 1965 the Insurance Hall of Fame became international, appointing electors from 32 countries and voting on candidates from anywhere in the world. That year Bickley founded the International Insurance Society (IIS), based in New York City, as a forum where people involved in insurance could share their ideas and interests. The IIS encourages networking, academic pursuits, and education; it sponsors annual meetings, and funds research projects and awards. A committee of insurance industry leaders at IIS annually elects the inductees to the Insurance Hall of Fame – those who have made notable contributions to the insurance industry worldwide. As of 2019 the IIS includes electors from over 90 countries.
In 1987 the Insurance Hall of Fame's museum and portrait gallery moved to the University of Alabama, where Bickley taught. Space at the New York City-based International Insurance Society is too limited to display any but the current year's inductees. By 2010 the museum in Alabama had drawn over 250,000 visitors. The facility includes a portrait gallery of inductees through the years, a museum of insurance, and a lecture hall.
In 2003 an additional gallery was opened at St. John's University in New York City, which hosts a multimedia collection of laureate portraits, videos, and biographies. In 2004 the Insurance Hall of Fame launched its website, with lists and profiles of all inductees since its inception.
Insurance Hall of Fame laureates
Data is from Insurance Hall of Fame Laureates by Year of Induction Archived 2019-04-03 at the Wayback Machine.
= 1950s
=1957
Elizur Wright - USA
Solomon S. Huebner - USA
Benjamin Franklin - USA
1958
Charles Evans Hughes - USA
Ralph H. Blanchard - USA
1959
Frederick H. Ecker - USA
Albert F. Dean - USA
= 1960s
=1960
M. Albert Linton - USA
John A. Diemand, Sr. - USA
1961
Clarence Arthur Kulp - USA
Louis I. Dublin - USA
1962
John Marshall Holcombe, Jr. - USA
Alfred M. Best - USA
1963
Julian S. Myrick - USA
Sheppard Homans - USA
1964
William Leslie, Sr. - USA
1965
Ernst Froelich - Switzerland
Haley Fiske - USA
James Dodson - United Kingdom
Johan DeWitt - Netherlands
James G. Batterson - USA
Nicholas Barbon - United Kingdom
1966
Alfred Manes - Germany
Holgar J. Johnson - USA
Cuthbert Eden Heath - United Kingdom
1967
William David Winter - USA
Georges Tattevin - France
Edmond Halley - United Kingdom
Alfred N. Guertin - USA
Leighton Foster - Canada
1968
Arthur Hunter - USA
Joseph Arnould - India
Zachariah Allen - USA
1969
Charles J. Zimmerman - USA
Harry J. Loman - USA
Max E. Eisenring - Switzerland
= 1970s
=1970
Tsuneta Yano - Japan
James Scott Kemper, Sr. - USA
Kenkichi Kagami - Japan
Hendon Chubb - USA
John Julius Angerstein - United Kingdom
1971
John F. Dryden - USA
Paul F. Clark - USA
Alois Alzheimer - Germany
1972
David McCahan - USA
Walter Arnold Dinsdale - United Kingdom
1973
Maurice Picard - France
Albert Henry Mowbray - USA
1974
Richard Price - United Kingdom
Cecil Edward Golding - United Kingdom
Harald Cramer - Sweden
Eugenio Artom - Italy
1975
Cornelius V. Starr - USA
Murray D. Lincoln - USA
J. Roger Hull - USA
Jacques Basyn - Belgium
1976
Otto von Bismarck - Germany
Edwin W. Patterson - USA
Gen Hirose - Japan
1978
Taizo Abe - Japan
1979
Herbert W. Heinrich - USA
Henry S. Beers - USA
= 1980s
=1980
Joseph B. Maclean - USA
Andre Besson - France
1981
Antigono Donati - Italy
1982
Haruo Murase - Japan
1983
Ikunoshin Kadono - Japan
1984
B. K. Shah - India
Benjamin Rush - USA
1985
S. Bruce Black - USA
1986
Robert E. Dineen - USA
Jean-Baptiste Colbert - France
1987
Victor Dover - United Kingdom
Jorge Bande - Chile
1988
Alex Möller - Germany
John S. Bickley - USA
Robert A. Beck - USA
1989
Edwin S. Overman - USA
Maurice R. Greenberg - USA
= 1990s
=1990
Douglas A. Barlow - Canada
1991
Alfred H. Pollard - Australia
Horst K. Jannott - Germany
1992
John E. Fisher - USA
1993
C. Arthur Williams - USA
Kenneth Black - USA
1994
Davis W. Gregg - USA
1995
Ronald M. Hubbs - USA
Willem de Wit - Netherlands
1996
Yong Ho Shin - South Korea
Robert F. McDermott - USA
1997
Alfonso Yuchengco - Philippines
Saburo Kawai - Japan
1998
Thomas Bassett Macaulay - Canada
José Maria De Delas Y Miralles - Spain
Hans Bühlmann - Switzerland
1999
George J. Mecherle - USA
Edwin A. G. Manton - USA
Claude Bébéar - France
= 2000s
=2000
Jose Pinera - Chile
Hans Gerling - Germany
2001
Josei Itoh - Japan
Leo Goodwin, Sr. - USA
James C. H. Anderson - USA
2002
Lutgart Van den Berghe - Belgium
Aad Jacobs - Netherlands
Edison L. Bowers - USA
2003
Edmund Tse - Hong Kong
Clemente Cabello P. - Mexico
2004
Kees J. Storm - Netherlands
Takeo Inokuchi - Japan
Per M. Hansson - Norway
2005
William Meredith - Canada
Walter Kielholz - Switzerland
Ignacio Hernando de Larramendi - Spain
2006
Siegfried Sellitsch - Austria
Orio Giarini - Italy
2007
Frederic Reiss - Bermuda
José Manuel Martínez - Spain
Robert Clements - USA
2008
Patrick G. Ryan - USA
Professor G. S. Diwan - India
Dominic D'Alessandro - Canada
2009
Sir David Rowland - United Kingdom
Jack Byrne - USA
= 2010s
=2010
Frank O'Halloran - Australia
William C. Greenough - USA
2011
Brian Duperreault - USA
Guy Carpenter - USA
2012
Ikuo Uno - Japan
Manuel Povoas - Brazil
2013
Robert Benmosche - USA
2014
Robert Kiln - United Kingdom
Denis Kessler - France
2015
Stephen Catlin - United Kingdom
2016
Donald Kramer - USA
2017
Nikolaus von Bomhard - Germany
2018
Shuzo Sumi - Japan
2019
Michael A. Butt - Bermuda
2021
Greig Woodring - USA
2022
Larry Zimpleman - USA
2023
Chang-Jae Shin - South Korea
References
External links
Official website
Insurance Hall of Fame at Vimeo
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