Where the Captive World Comes Together.
VCIA hosts America's largest & most invigorating captive insurance gathering this August 11-13th.
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Make plans to participate in America's largest annual captive insurance event
VCIA has earned universal recognition for putting on the leading captive insurance conference, held every August, when it comes to professional education, industry networking and business development.
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Invest in the Next Generation of Captive Leaders
VCIA is committed to building the future of the captive industry — from scholarship opportunities for students to sponsorship programs for companies that share our vision.
Apply for a Conference Scholarship
Are you a student interested in captive insurance? Apply for a VCIA scholarship to attend the nation's premier captive conference and jumpstart your career.
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Help shape the future of captive insurance by funding a student's conference attendance. Your support gives emerging leaders access to world-class education and industry connections.
Emerging Leaders (VCIEL)
Discover how VCIA's Emerging Leaders program is cultivating the next wave of captive professionals through education, mentorship, and community.
A professional community that serves your needs
Talk to any organization in our robust span of members, and over and over again you will hear why they became VCIA members and why they remain.
"HARP’s membership in VCIA delivers real, tangible value. The depth of the VCIA community, combined with access to best-in-class captive education, keeps us informed, connected, and operating at a higher level. Just as important, VCIA’s strong legislative advocacy ensures that our interests are well represented and that the captive industry remains stable, credible, and forward-looking. We view VCIA as an essential partner in our long-term success."
3 Pillars Driving Value to Members All Year
Advocacy
On behalf of VCIA members, we thoroughly advocate for the legislative protection and advancement of captives in both the state and federal halls of power.
We annually meet with lawmakers in Montpelier and D.C. to raise awareness about the positive impact captives have. Should any critical issue arise threatening captives, we are ready to act.
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Community
A VCIA membership means you enter into an expansive and active member community, where you can develop business relationships and enjoy a groundswell of peer-to-peer advice.
We all know the best business practices involve formal and informal approaches, and with VCIA you get frequent opportunities to deepen your captive network online and in person in a variety of beneficial ways.
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Education
Best-in-class education programs so your organization and employees know where captive insurance is trending and how it impacts your risk management objectives.
Whether it's small scale like a virtual think tank, or a 3-day intensive with loads of professional credit available (aka our annual conference), you receive the best captive education at a major discount—or free— as a VCIA member.
Learn moreWait . . . What on Earth is Captive Insurance?
A captive insurance company is a wholly owned subsidiary created to provide insurance to its non-insurance parent company or companies. It usually relies on its service providers, like captive managers, lawyers, accountants and financial investors, to help establish and operate the captive. Captives are regulated by specific states called domiciles.
Captives worldwide
Domiciles worldwide
of Fortune 500 companies own captives
Active Vermont-licensed captives, as of 12/31/25
Captives formed in Vermont in 2025, the third-highest year in our 40+ year history
Vermont is the world's largest captive domicile, in terms of captive count and gross written premiums
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