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FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
REGISTER NOW FOR NAIC/NIPR E-REGULATION
CONFERENCE 2009 Program Includes
Expanded Training Opportunities
WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 20, 2009) — The National
Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and National Insurance
Producer Registry (NIPR) today opened registration for the 10th
Annual NAIC/NIPR E-Regulation Conference, to be held April 27–29,
2009, at the Westin Crown Center in Kansas City, Mo. Online
registration is conveniently located at www.naic.org/ereg.
The conference provides the insurance regulatory and industry
communities the opportunity to explore the latest technology trends
and initiatives affecting insurance regulation today. Attendees can
choose from five tracks: producer licensing; rate and form filing;
market regulation; company licensing; and information
technology.
New for 2009!
Several pre-conference training opportunities are available on
Monday, April 27, for attendees new to their position within their
organization, new to insurance regulation in general, or looking for
opportunities to refresh their skills in a particular area.
Pre-conference sessions are included in the registration fee.
A complete listing of these training sessions is posted within
the conference agenda at www.naic.org/ereg.
To accommodate increased pre-conference training opportunities,
the conference will kick off at a later time this year (3:30 p.m.).
A keynote panel will address the latest insurance regulatory topics,
including producer licensing, market regulation and speed-to-market.
Keynote panelists will be: NAIC President and New Hampshire
Insurance Commissioner Roger Sevigny, Alaska Insurance Director
Linda Hall and Ohio Insurance Director Mary Jo Hudson.
The 10th annual conference continues to feature the latest
information on key NAIC membership initiatives and technology
solutions; hands-on training and informative roundtable discussions;
opportunities to learn about business partner offerings; access to
state producer licensing, company licensing, market analysis, and
rate and form filing staff; and much more.
The Westin Crown Center is located two blocks from the
NAIC’s Kansas City office, connected by a climate-controlled
walkway called “The Link.” The area includes attractions such
as the Liberty Memorial, Union Station, downtown, the Power and
Light District, the Country Club Plaza, and nearby theaters and
dining.
For more details about the conference, including a full agenda
for each track, please visit www.naic.org/ereg. |