Excess Share Insurance (ESI) Launches Campio™ Powered by Acrisure®

New insurance agency aims to provide tailored solutions for credit unions and their members

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

Excess Share Insurance Corporation (ESI), an Ohio-based company, and Acrisure, a global fintech leader, have announced the launch of Campio, a new insurance agency for credit unions and their members. Campio will make its debut during the Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) in Washington DC, starting on March 1. The new agency offers a comprehensive bond package designed specifically for credit unions, providing a competitive alternative with dependable protection, simplified implementation, and firsthand guidance from licensed agents.

Why it matters

Credit unions operate in an increasingly complex risk environment, and they need advisors who truly understand their industry and the policies and regulations they adhere to. Campio aims to provide tailored solutions that align protection with the evolving operational demands and rising member expectations faced by credit unions.

The details

Campio is powered by Acrisure®, one of the world's leading fintech providers, delivering national reach, access to a broad carrier network, and personalized agent support. The new agency offers a comprehensive bond package designed specifically for credit unions, including fidelity bonds, which are a regulatory requirement for credit unions and protect institutions against losses caused by fraud, employee dishonesty, cyber incidents, and other operational risks. As options in the fidelity bond market narrow and costs rise, Campio provides a competitive alternative with dependable protection, simplified implementation, and a partner that understands the regulatory and operational realities faced by credit unions.

  • Campio will make its debut during the Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) in Washington DC, starting on March 1, 2026.

The players

Excess Share Insurance Corporation (ESI)

An Ohio-based property and casualty insurance company operating since 1993, authorized to insure consumer share accounts in both federally and privately insured credit unions.

Acrisure

A global fintech leader that empowers millions of ambitious businesses and individuals with the right solutions to grow boldly forward, connecting clients with customized solutions across a range of insurance, reinsurance, payroll, benefits, cybersecurity, real estate services, and beyond.

Jennifer Middendorf

The leader of Campio, with extensive experience across insurance, banking, and wealth management, focusing on practical, easy-to-launch programs that work in real-world credit union environments.

Greg Williams

The Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of Acrisure, who stated that by powering Campio, Acrisure is combining its scale, carrier access, and technology with credit union expertise to deliver solutions that are practical, competitive, and purpose-built for this industry.

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What they’re saying

“Credit unions operate in an increasingly complex risk environment, and they need advisors who truly understand their industry and the polices and regulations they adhere to. By powering Campio, we're combining Acrisure's scale, carrier access, and technology with credit union expertise to deliver solutions that are practical, competitive, and purpose-built for this industry.”

— Greg Williams, Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of Acrisure (prnewswire.com)

“Technology has reshaped the risk profile of today's credit unions. I look forward to partnering with credit unions to align protection with that reality in support of regulatory expectations and board oversight.”

— Jennifer Middendorf, Leader of Campio (prnewswire.com)

What’s next

Campio will be introduced to credit unions nationwide during the Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) in Washington DC, starting on March 1, 2026.

The takeaway

Campio's launch aims to provide credit unions with a competitive alternative for fidelity bond coverage and other tailored insurance solutions, addressing the evolving operational demands and rising member expectations in the credit union industry.