Barbados native inducted into CARAIFA Hall of Fame

Frank Odle
Frank Odle. Photo by digimedia

A 40-year-old major life insurance practitioner is the Caribbean Association of Insurance and Financial advisors (CARAIFA) 2013 Hall of Fame inductee.

Frank Williamson Odle, of Barbados, was inducted at a CARAIFA award ceremony at the Fort Young Hotel on Sunday evening.

“His experience and skills combine a rare combination of educational, social, work, and business experience which makes him stand out as one of the celebrated products of the local and Caribbean insurance industry,” CARAIFA’s magazine said. “He is a worthy candidate to be inducted into the CARAIFA’s Hall of Fame.”

CARAIFA President, Pauline Mckenzie Fairclough, said Odle is a fitting candidate for the prestigious award.

“Approximately 10 years ago CARAIFA added another dimention to its congresses,” she said. “This addition sought to reward industrious stewards, persons who have epitomized insurance successes in every way. They are outstanding citizens, who have contributed greatly to the field of insurance. They have a combined with academic achievement with service to both communities and Association.One such person is Mr. Frank Odle’.

Odle is a former educator, Credit Unionist, and now a practicing attorney in the highly successful law firm of Carrington and Sealy.

He has been trained in several areas including Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Economics, Accounting, Human Resource Management, Business and Finance.

He also holds a number of certificates and degrees including two from the University of the West Indies Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Chemistry and a Bachelor of Law.

He is also a long standing member of the Barbados Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and first became part the industry in April 1972.

Olde has also served in various top positions in the Caribbean and also as a Dale Carnegie sales talk agent and newspaper contributor.

CARAIFA is presently holding its 27th Annual Sales Congress in Dominica.

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4 Comments

  1. Fond Bleu
    April 23, 2013

    You are sooooo true. All their skills are intentionally crafted to get the person committed to pay monthly fees that they call premiums for life and when you have to make a claim, they have all sorts of ridiculous procedures to follow and calculations to ensure that what you get is next to nothing.

  2. anonymat
    April 22, 2013

    Should this read that he was a practitioner for forty years?

  3. Black Nobility
    April 22, 2013

    Let it go Franco, this is life insurance. caraifa dot com.

  4. Francisco Telemaque
    April 22, 2013

    To me the word practitioner, imply’s one who practices a profession; such as in the field of medicine, law, or some other significant profession.

    I do not regard an insurance salesman, or one who advised people how to invest in insurance a practitioner of anything!

    I have never heard of any such place as a Hall Fame for insurance executives any place on earth; Dominica and the rest of the Caribbean seems to be the first place on earth where such nonsense is entertained, and revered!

    Insurances companies are thieves anyway, they take your money for months, and years, and the day something happens, and you make a claim, they find some way to deny the claim, if they pay they increase the premium immediately, thus the insure commenced paying back to the insurance company what paid out to the insured.

    For more than twenty years I paid insurance to 20st Century Insurance Company, never had an accident, never made a claim, all of my cars are comprehensively insured, I also ensured I have uninsured driver insurance, for incase somebody damage my car, last April, it happened someone driving with no coverage ran into the rear of one of my cars, I made a claim, my medical bill exceeds seven ($7,000.00) thousand dollars and counting, my passenger bills right now is more than seven thousand, and counting,

    The cost to repair the car is more than five thousand dollars. Yet Twenty-first Century has offered seven thousand to me to for a complete settlement!

    So, the battle now is in an institution of litigation.

    That is how I know they are thieves, Allstate Insurance played a similar game with me, I had five different buildings insured with them something a tenant sued, All State paid a meager amount to the tenant, and immediately raised my premium, so the kid dropped Allstate

    Francisco Etienne-Dods Telemaque

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