Educating, Advocating, and Mobilizing Support for 831(b) Reform

Championing 831(b) As A Vital Risk Financing Tool For American Businesses

The 831(b) Institute is dedicated to educating business owners and industry professionals on the critical role of 831(b) micro-captives in managing unforeseen risks. We advocate for common-sense reforms to ensure small and mid-sized businesses can access this essential risk financing tool without undue regulatory uncertainty. Now is the time to make your voice heard—join us in urging Congress to support legislative clarity and protect the future of 831(b) micro-captives.

Meet Our Advisors

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    Peter Dawson

    CONSULTANT, Prospera Legal

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    Nate Reznicek

    PRESIDENT & PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT,
    Captives.Insure

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    Cassie Bachman

    CAPTIVE INSURANCE CONSULTANT

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    Matthew Queen

    OWNER, The Queen Firm, LLC

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    Chief Rob Burkybile

    CHIEF, Modoc Nation

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    Dustin Carlson

    831(b) INSTITUTE PRESIDENT,
    President, SRA 831(b) Admin

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    Write Your Representative

    Your U.S. Representative needs to hear from you! Urge them to support common-sense 831(b) reforms that protect small businesses from financial uncertainty. A quick message can make a big impact—contact your Representative today!

    Find Your Representative
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    Write Your Senator

    The Senate plays a key role in shaping the future of 831(b) captives. Let your Senators know why small businesses need access to alternative risk financing. Take a moment to send a message and advocate for change!

    Find Your Senator
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    Author an Editorial

    Help shape the public conversation on 831(b) captives! Writing an editorial in your local newspaper or industry publication raises awareness and puts pressure on lawmakers to act. Share your expertise and make your voice heard!

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