SouthWest Benefits Association Annual Conference

The region's premier benefits education and networking event for benefits professionals.

We are pleased to announce the successful completion of our 33rd Annual Conference, held May 7-9, 2008 at the Hilton Austin in Texas. Over 400 benefits professionals and 40 sponsors participated. Look back at the 33rd Annual Conference.

Stay tuned for details about our 34th Annual Conference in 2009.

SouthWest Benefits Association and the Internal Revenue Service Employee Benefits Conference for Practitioners and Plan Sponsors

Your key resource for information, guidance and clarification on new regulations, compliance issues, legislation and litigation.

Staying up to date in the challenging world of employee benefits has never been more critical to the success of benefits professionals and their companies. Changes in regulations, technology, workforce and the economy continue to influence and change the way benefits are structured. Attending the SouthWest Benefits Association Internal Revenue Service Employee Benefits Conference for Practitioners and Plan Sponsors is the most cost-effective way to stay informed.

The 2008 conference will be held November 20-21 at the DoubleTree Galleria in Dallas, Texas.

SouthWest Benefits Association and the Internal Revenue Service Plan Administrator Skills Workshop

The guidance that benefits administrators need for day-to-day decisions.

This Workshop, held each year in Dallas, Houston and Oklahoma, will prove relevant to benefits administrators that handle the day-to-day details of the ever changing world of employee benefits. With the help of the Internal Revenue Service, SouthWest Benefits Association provides you and your staff with the information that will support your administrative decisions. Don't miss the most convenient, best valued one-day workshop of the year.

2009 Dates:
	2/13/09 - Oklahoma City
	2/27/09 - Dallas
	3/6/09 - Houston

SouthWest Benefits Association events feature regional and national private industry experts and government speakers. In most cases, conferences and workshops qualify for continuing education credit recognized by various governing bodies.