The surety industry is a diverse, growing business built on relationships. As agencies and sureties flourish, they may need to hire more surety professionals. NASBP wants to help attract new talent to our industry, and that starts with an improved career center that brings resources for those new to the industry and seasoned surety professionals to help grow careers and bring surety career successes.

NASBP SuretyJobs, NASBP’s newly updated career center, helps match bond producers, surety companies, and other surety and insurance industry companies with qualified candidates for open positions. Employers can easily advertise open jobs at NASBP SuretyJobs, and job seekers can post their resumes and find open surety industry positions.

Taking NASBP SuretyJobs.org to the next level are the numerous resources gathered for those new to the surety industry and for experienced surety professionals. NASBP SuretyJobs.org also has resources for people wondering “Why Surety…,” including answering basic questions like “What are surety bonds?” and “Who are surety bond producers?”

NASBP SuretyJobs.org includes resources on licensure and credentialing and links to continuing education courses and the William J. Angell Surety School courses. Relevant “Let’s Get Surety” podcast episodes, articles, videos, and NASBP membership quotations help spotlight surety career paths and skills for success.

NASBP is pleased to include videos, recorded at the 2022 NASBP Annual Meeting & Expo, that highlight surety careers using NASBP surety professionals’ testimonials. This first video, “What Do You Love About Your Surety Career?”, is available now.

Make sure to check out the new and improved NASBP SuretyJobs and give us your feedback. What would you like to see here? Is NASBP missing any resources?

Stay tuned to NASBP Pipeline as we spotlight NASBP SuretyJobs in every 2024 issue. You can look forward to an in-depth review of the videos mentioned above, tips for listing jobs, a focus on resources for furthering a surety career, a helpful guide for new bond producers and surety employees, and a look at the future of surety industry careers and NASBP SuretyJobs.