This summer, 20 college students received a firsthand look at how the E&S insurance industry operates by participating in the Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association internship program. (Photo provided by WSIA) This summer, 20 college students received a firsthand look at how the E&S insurance industry operates by participating in the Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association internship program. (Photo provided by WSIA)

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The Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association (WSIA) knows the future success of the surplus lines industry will depend on attracting the next wave of young professionals and showing them why a career in specialty insurance is so rewarding.

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