Haskins is no stranger to the association’s inner workings, having previously served on its Board of Governors and as vice chair of the Best Practices Work Group. Beyond his national involvement, he has held leadership roles within the Wisconsin and Florida state land title associations. His immediate agenda focuses on increasing member engagement and ensuring that individual perspectives help shape the industry’s broader approach to real estate protection.

ALTA CEO Chris Morton noted that the incoming president’s collaborative style will be critical as the sector navigates a changing landscape. Haskins intends to prioritize the integration of new technologies and enhanced fraud prevention measures while maintaining the fundamental safeguards that define the title insurance business. The association, founded in 1907, represents a network of over 17,000 companies, the vast majority of which operate as small businesses.