We’ve reached the pinnacle of IFAPAC Madness 2025! The Tournament Championship is here, and it’s a heavyweight clash: Nebraska vs. Texas, battling it out from today, Wednesday, April 16th, through Friday, April 18th, at 11:59 PM ET. These two chapters have fought their way to the top, and now they’re vying for the Grand Champion title—and accolades at the Congressional Conference in May. It’s time to rally behind them for an epic finale!
Nebraska and Texas are bringing their A-game, but this moment belongs to all of us. To every chapter and member who dove into Madness 2025—whether you powered through the Prime Bracket, scrapped in the Redemption Rumble, or cheered from the sidelines—thank you. Your contributions have fueled the Insurance and Financial Advisors Political Action Committee’s mission, amplifying our voice for smarter policies and a stronger industry. You’ve made this campaign a slam dunk!
Not in the championship? You can still make waves! Every $25, $50, or $250 you contribute keeps IFAPAC’s advocacy engine humming, protecting our profession and clients long after the brackets close. Visit the IFAPAC Madness Hub to add your support. Leaders, let’s inspire our teams to give Nebraska and Texas a thunderous send-off and wrap this tournament in glory. Here’s to a championship finish that echoes through NAIFA-Nation!
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