Upcoming Insurance Events
Below you will find a list of upcoming insurance industry events. These events are a great opportunity to enhance your professional career and keep up with the latest trends. Many of the conferences include continuing education and certification courses in order to remain compliant with the latest standards. Meeting fellow insurance professionals is a great way to expand your professional network and learn about new opportunities too. With a wide variety of talks from industry experts you’re sure to find a topic of particular interest to your needs. Bar List will always keep an up to date list on this page of these premiere insurance industry events covering P&C, Auto, Life and more.
WIND is dedicated to providing education, training, and networking opportunities that bring together the property/windstorm insurance claims industry. Together, we can achieve more, do more, be more for the industry and consumers.
NACA® was organized in 1976 by a group of highly qualified catastrophe adjusters. The association is dedicated to improving professional standards, insuring working relations with one another and promoting the general welfare of the individual members.
The National Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters is an association of independently-owned property and casualty claims adjusting companies located throughout the United States.
The Property & Liability Resource Bureau Claims Conference & Insurance Services Expo is the largest property and liability claims educational event in the industry. It is an intensive three and a half days of 90-minute concept sessions and technical clinics, half-day workshops and seminars, exhibits, and other training and networking events allowing experienced claims personnel to study, analyze, and debate hypothetical claims situations, theories, and practices with their peers, lawyers, accountants, and other professionals. Those with multi-line responsibilities can choose to attend any combination of property and liability sessions. Most sessions qualify for Continuing Education Units from those states with CEU requirements for insurer staff adjuster licensing. The materials from all Conference sessions are available on line to all PLRB member and affiliate employees and meeting attendees within weeks of the meeting. Registration is free, of course, to all member insurer staff, and Affiliate Member employees receive discounted pricing.
NASP was established in November 1998, to meet the needs of the subrogation industry and to provide educational opportunities for insurance professionals. Today, NASP’s top priority still is providing continuing legal education, training and networking opportunities for subrogation professionals whether they are insurance claims professionals, litigators, experts, collection vendors, or other service providers.
The National Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters is an association of independently-owned property and casualty claims adjusting companies located throughout the United States.
The Property & Liability Resource Bureau Claims Conference & Insurance Services Expo is the largest property and liability claims educational event in the industry. It is an intensive three and a half days of 90-minute concept sessions and technical clinics, half-day workshops and seminars, exhibits, and other training and networking events allowing experienced claims personnel to study, analyze, and debate hypothetical claims situations, theories, and practices with their peers, lawyers, accountants, and other professionals. Those with multi-line responsibilities can choose to attend any combination of property and liability sessions. Most sessions qualify for Continuing Education Units from those states with CEU requirements for insurer staff adjuster licensing. The materials from all Conference sessions are available on line to all PLRB member and affiliate employees and meeting attendees within weeks of the meeting. Registration is free, of course, to all member insurer staff, and Affiliate Member employees receive discounted pricing.