With the 2014 NAPA 401(k) Summit just over a month away, anyone who has put off registering for the industry-leading conference in New Orleans has a good reason to act now — to take advantage of the “early bird” registration rate. Through Friday, Feb. 21, the early bird rate is $650 for NAPA or ASPPA members, and $975 for non-members. As of Feb. 22, the registration fee will rise by $100 — to $750 for NAPA or ASPPA members, and $1,075 for non-members.
This year’s Summit is set for March 23-25. It features a keynote address by best-selling author Seth Godin; a Capitol Hill update featuring Preston Rutledge, minority tax and benefits counsel to the Senate Finance Committee; and a point-counterpoint session featuring NAPA executive director/CEO Brian Graff and economics professor Teresa Ghilarducci, an outspoken critic of the DC industry. Ghilarducci is the chair of the economics department and director of the Center for Economic Policy Analysis at the New School for Social Research.
The 2014 Summit also features 24 hands-on workshop sessions, including four peer-to-peer networking sessions. For more information about this year’s Summit — and to register — click here.
