2010 CDS — Albuquerque, New Mexico
Expanding The Frontier of Insurance Regulation
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Expanding the Frontier of Insurance Regulation is the theme for the Insurance Regulatory Examiners Society's annual Career Development Seminar (CDS). Thanks to the hard work of Mark Hooker, chair of this year's Education Committee, Joe Bieniek, Education Committee vice-chair, CDS co-chairs Wanda LaPrath and Stephen Martuscello, the CDS Section Chairs and their respective committees, the CDS — August 29-31, 2010 — will one again provide attendees with access to leaders and key individuals involved in shaping the insurance environment. Whether you're a seasoned regulator or just beginning your regulatory career, the CDS is sure to offer a variety of excellent topics that will help expand your knowledge.
The CDS will once again officially begin on the evening of Sunday, August 29, 2010, with an opportunity to socialize and network with colleagues during a welcome reception. Monday and Tuesday will be packed with informative and enlighten general sessions and concurrent breakout sessions on topics of interest to regulators and industry representatives alike.
In addition to the general and closing sessions, a series of concurrent break out session organized into eight different areas of interest. Find the sessions of interest to you using the following links:
General Sessions
Sessions of interest to individuals working in a wide-range of positions, whether working for an insurance department or for the industry.
Closing Sessions
The closing sessions are the last sessions of the CDS. They are larger breakout sessions co-sponsored by multiple sections that touch on broader topics applicable individuals working in various areas of insurance regulation or the industry.
Consumer Services & Complaint Handling — Susan Ezalarab, Chair
Targets subject matter of interest to those working in consumer service areas of insurance departments or insurance companies.
Enforcement & Compliance Section — Betty M. Bates, Chair
This year the sessions geared toward individuals working in the enforcement and compliance arena — whether it is as a fraud investigator or in some other capacity — are integrated with sessions hosted by several of the other sections.
Financial Section — Donald Carbone, & Jimmie Newsome, Co-Chairs
Sessions sponsored by this section are aimed at financial examiners and financial analysts or others interested in the financial examination/analysis process.
Information Technology Section — Cynthia M. Amann, Chair
Back by popular demand, breakout sessions sponsored by this section will cover items ranging from practical information about a variety of technologies to hands on training of technology used by regulators.
Life & Health Section — Rosanne M. Mead, Chair
Sessions geared for individuals working in the life and heath insurance arena.
Market Regulation — Dudley B. Ewen, & Holly L. Blanchard, Co-Chairs
Breakout sessions sponsored by this section are aimed at individuals involved in regulating the market place whether it is through market analysis, market conduct examinations, or other options on the continuum of regulatory responses.
Property & Casualty Section — Eric C. Nordman, Chair
Sessions aimed at individuals working in the property and casualty insurance arena.
Regulatory Compliance Section — Ron Kotowski & David Kenepp, Co-Chairs
Sessions sponsored by this section are organized by and for industry representatives. While the topics are geared toward industry representatives, all are welcome to attend its sessions.
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