Leading the Way
In RPM Innovation

What it is:

These are spotlight sessions featuring prominent leaders or thought influencers. They deliver insightful presentations on high-level topics that are relevant across the actuarial profession and beyond.

Why attend:

You'll gain big-picture perspective, inspiration, and a chance to hear from some of the most compelling voices in the field.

What it is:

These sessions bring all attendees together for shared learning experiences. General Sessions often include industry leader presentations, major announcements, and discussions on critical industry trends.

Why attend:

They set the tone for the event and provide a common foundation of knowledge and inspiration for all participants.

What it is:

Concurrent Sessions run in parallel, offering attendees a choice of specialized topics to match their interests or practice area. Sessions are often panel discussions, case studies, or expert-led presentations.

Why attend:

You can customize your schedule to focus on the topics that matter most to you—whether it’s pricing, predictive analytics, professionalism, or another specialty.

What it is:

Roundtables are interactive, small-group discussions focused on peer learning. Attendees and facilitators engage in active conversation around a specific topic or challenge.

Why attend:

They’re perfect for sharing experiences, asking questions, and networking in a more informal setting.

What it is:

Workshops are hands-on, skill-focused sessions designed for deeper learning. Led by experienced instructors, these small-group offerings may span a half-day or full-day and require separate registration from the Seminar. Workshops provide practical exercises, real-world data or case studies, and direct engagement with instructors—ideal for developing applied skills or exploring new methodologies in depth.

Why attend:

If you want to strengthen technical skills, explore new tools, or gain direct experience with emerging practices, workshops offer a focused and interactive learning environment.

The opinions expressed by speakers at this event are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the CAS.

The amount of CE credit that can be earned for participating in this conference must be assessed by the individual attendee. It also may be different for individuals who are subject to the requirements of organizations other than the Casualty Actuarial Society.