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The elections shook up Washington, and it looks as if there will be plenty for retirement and health benefits players to talk about in the year ahead.
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Here's a guide to in-person 2025 events where some of the conversations may occur. The list will be updated throughout the year.
Jan. 8-10: American Retirement Association, Women in Retirement Conference, in Austin, Texas.
Jan. 28-29: International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, Health Benefits Conference & Expo, in St. Pete Beach, Florida.
Feb. 10-12: LIMRA, Enrollment Technology Strategy Seminar, in Atlanta.
Feb. 18-19: Self-Insurance Institute of America, Healthcare Price Transparency Forum, Indianapolis.
Feb. 23-25: NSTA, the Tax-Deferred Savings Association, NTSA Summit, in Austin, Texas.
Feb. 23-26: National Association of Insurance and Benefits Professionals, 2025 Capitol Conference, in Washington.
March 3-5: LIMRA, 2025 Distribution and Marketing Conference, in Orlando.
March 3-6: Health Information and Management Systems Society, HIMSS 25, in Las Vegas.
March 11: Employee Benefit Research Institute, EBRI-Milken Institute 2025 Retirement Symposium, in Washington.
March 17-19: Self-Insurance Institute of America, spring forum, Tampa, Florida.
March 22-26: National Association of Insurance Commissioners, national meeting, in Indianapolis.
April 8-9: The Conference Board, Employee Health Care Conference, in New York.
April 23: The Alliance, 2025 Spring Symposium, in Madison, Wisconsin.
April 23-25: LIMRA, Workplace Benefits Conference, in Everett, Massachusetts.
April 28-30: National Association of Plan Advisors, NAPA 401(k) Summit, in Las Vegas.
April 30-May 2: Plan Sponsor Council of America, PSCA National Conference, in Las Vegas.
May 4-6: American Hospital Association, 2025 AHA annual membership meeting, in Washington.
May 6-8: BenefitsPRO, BenefitsPRO Broker Expo 2025, in Boston.
May 19-20: National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, Congressional Conference, in Washington.
May 27-28: Self-Insurance Institute of America, Cell and Gene Therapy Stakeholder Forum, Minneapolis.
May 28-29: Self-Insurance Institute of America, Specialty Pharma Stakeholder Forum, Minneapolis.
June 6-10: American Medical Association, 2025 AMA House of Delegates annual meeting, in Chicago.
June 22-25: Society of Actuaries, SOA Health Meeting, in Dallas.
June 28-July 1: National Association of Insurance and Benefits Professionals, 2025 annual convention, in Miami Beach, Florida.
June 29-July 2: Society for Human Resource Management, SHRM25, in San Diego.
Aug. 9-13: National Association of Insurance Commissioners, national meeting, in Minneapolis.
Aug. 14-15: Health Agents for America, HAFA Summit, in New Orleans.
Sept. 14-16: LIMRA, annual conference, in Kissimmee, Florida.
Sept. 14-17: International Society of Certified Employee Benefit Specialists, ISCEBS Employee Benefits Symposium, in Minneapolis.
Oct. 12-14: Self-Insurance Institute of America, SIIA national conference, Phoenix.
Oct. 15-17: American Council of Life Insurers, ACLI annual conference, in Nashville, Tennessee.
Oct. 23-25: American Dental Association, Smilecon, in Washington.
Oct. 26-29: American Society of Pension Professionals & Actuaries, ASPPA annual conference, in San Diego.
Nov. 12-15: National Council of Insurance Legislators, annual meeting, in Atlanta.
Nov. 18-20: National Alliance of Healthcare Purchaser Coalitions, annual forum, in Arlington, Virginia.
Nov. 18-21: National Health Care Anti-Fraud Association, 2025 Annual Training Conference, in Nashville, Tennessee.
Dec. 8-12: National Association of Insurance Commissioners, national meeting, in Hollywood, Florida.
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Allison Bell
Allison Bell, a senior reporter at ThinkAdvisor and BenefitsPRO, previously was an associate editor at National Underwriter Life & Health. She has a bachelor's degree in economics from Washington University in St. Louis and a master's degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. She can be reached through X at @Think_Allison.
