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Definition of 'Associate In Management (AIM)'

A professional designation program that provides managers with further management education. The Associate in Management (AIM) program's goal is to enhance the candidates decision-making and management abilities. Training is focused in areas of management principles and practices, human resources and current business issues analysis.
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The Associate in Management program is generally geared towards indivudals in a mid-level managerial position in the insurance industy. The designation can be attained by passing exams administered by the Insurance Institute of America.

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