Surety Association of Ohio

Association / Organization in Columbus, OH (show on map)

The Surety Association of Ohio is a non-profit organization dedicated to informing, educating and improving the surety industry in the Ohio area.

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About

The Surety Association of Ohio is comprised of a community of professionals whose primary function is to educate both its members and the general public about surety and the protections afforded by it, monitor legislation that could potentially impact surety, as well as provide a forum for our members to learn about pertinent information that may effect the marketplace on a statewide basis.

Non-profit organization

Statewide focus on Ohio surety industry

Educational and advocacy roles

Scholarship program for dependents

Services

Education and Training

The Education Committee promotes awareness and understanding of surety to members and interested third parties, including banking institutions, construction-oriented groups, legislative entities, higher education institutions, and insurance organizations.

Speaker engagements for groups Scholarship program for dependents of members

Membership

Open to organizations affiliated with the Ohio surety industry, offering networking, education, and advocacy opportunities.

Application process Annual dues Access to events and resources

Scholarship Program

Provides college scholarships to dependents of SAO members pursuing business majors, with a maximum award of $4,000 over four years.

Annual scholarship distribution Eligibility based on academic performance and major GPA maintenance requirement

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for membership? +

Complete the SAO Membership Application and submit it to the appropriate party. Contact info@ohiosurety.com or the Membership Committee Chairman for assistance.

What are the eligibility requirements for the scholarship program? +

Applicants must be dependents of SAO members, entering or enrolled in a business major, score above a 21 on the ACT or 1020 on the SAT, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and remain a member of SAO to continue receiving funds.