Gregory Maciag: ACORD 2015 Advisory Committee Meeting

Wednesday, 11 February 2015

ACORD 2015 Advisory Committee Meeting

One of our primary goals this year is the ACORD2015 event in Boca Raton this November. Our planning process includes the formation of an Advisory Committee to assist us in re-shaping and re-launching our flagship annual conference. I am truly excited about this new event and really appreciate the interest of our members. They came to our office today from near and far. The staff held breakout sessions on topics and we also did some videos with members of the group. We are looking to focus on innovation. We realize that there are several audiences. Some need solutions today. Others want a peek into the future. Lots of great ideas collected.

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