At NASBP, we are committed to strengthening professionalism, expertise, and innovation in surety while advocating for its use worldwide. A key part of this mission is fostering strong connections with allied professionals, which is why the NASBP Associate Membership category was created.

Associate members—comprised of partnerships, corporations, and other business entities—provide essential services such as accounting, legal, banking, technology, and other professional expertise to regular members, affiliates, or their clients. As non-voting members, Associates play a critical role in the NASBP community, gaining access to a premier network of surety professionals and a platform for exchanging valuable industry insights. See the NASBP brochure describing the benefits of being a NASBP Associate.

For Crowe, being a part of the NASBP network is more than just holding a membership; it’s about actively participating in the surety landscape and contributing to the larger community. 

We have been afforded many opportunities for innovation and collaboration on projects that address industry challenges, a benefit not commonly found in other membership organizations.

Kristen Sharpe
Partner of Surety Transformation Services
Crowe LLP

Associate members enjoy numerous benefits, including:
✔ Participation on most NASBP committees
✔ Attendance at NASBP meetings and events
✔ Access to NASBP communications and industry updates
✔ Opportunities to contribute expertise and connect with key industry leaders

NASBP bylaws require the following prerequisites for membership as an NASBP associate: you provide business or professional services to regular members or affiliates or their clients; affirm your organization’s commitment to the Mission of the Association; pay membership dues in an amount as set from time to time by the Board of Directors.

Join NASBP as an Associate today! Complete the application form and contact Dasha Harris at dharris@nasbp.org or 240.200.1282 for more details. For information on NASBP’s other membership categories and rates, visit NASBP.org/Join.