Ric Rosario appointed CAMICO board chairman at annual meeting


Ric Rosario, the former president and CEO of CAMICO, has been appointed as the chairman of the company’s board of directors.

This announcement was made on 17 June 2025, during CAMICO’s annual meeting.

Rosario, who has been a board member since 2009, succeeds Andrew M. Eassa, who served as chairman from 2018 to 2025.

Eassa, a board member since 2007, will continue to serve on the board.

Reflecting on Rosario’s appointment, Eassa stated, “Ric’s commitment and contributions to CAMICO throughout the years have played a significant role in CAMICO’s success.

“His ongoing leadership and dedication will bring tremendous value to our board – a group of individuals who are deeply dedicated to the CPA profession and committed to providing the best-in-class risk management services and insurance solutions to CPAs and financial professionals.”

Rosario, who retired last year after a 32-year tenure with CAMICO, including 16 years as president and CEO, expressed his enthusiasm for his new role. “I’m looking forward to serving CAMICO policyholders as their board chairman, and to contribute insights and knowledge that support both CAMICO’s continued growth and the evolving needs of the CPA profession,” Rosario said.

CAMICO, a US-based CPA-directed programme, provides insurance and risk management services to over 8,000 CPA firms and 50,000 staff members across 49 states and the District of Columbia.

Established in 1986, CAMICO is endorsed by state CPA societies and associations in several states, offering a range of insurance products tailored for CPA firms.

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