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Vail, Colorado will be the site for the annual Peak Performance Conference, slated for Jan. 26-29, 2005.
The conference allows all levels of the property and casualty supply chain to efficiently communicate with each other. One of the biggest challenges that this conference helps with is locating coverage’s and products available in the property and casualty marketplace. Peak Performance provides information about the state of the industry directly from top insurance company executives and the programs they provide.
Peak Performance examines the evolving marketplace each year, addressing the state of the marketplace as well as the use of the specialty market including surplus lines, standard and alternative forms of coverage. Panel discussions will focus on the strategic moves necessary for retail and wholesale agencies to acquire preferred and non-standard markets.
Hosted by National Marketing Services, Programbusiness.com and Insurance Journal, this forum offers participants the opportunity to meet the markets and learn about products and technology available for all levels of the supply chain.
Join hosts and field experts Larry Neilson, Dena Kaplan and Jeff Neilson, among many others to be announced, in this networking and learning experience. Space is limited to 70 delegates each year to provide an intimate networking environment.
Peak Performance is marketed via national print media, and electronic advertising, the involved sponsors that help developed this conference year after year. The participants that have helped in the success include AIG Lexington Programs, St. Paul/Travelers, Zurich, Hub International, Norman Spencer McKernan, Thomco, The Lighthouse Companies, Grey Wolf Insurance Services, Insurance Journal, National Marketing Services, Programbusiness.com, Applied Systems, Inc. and AMS Services, Inc.
This year, Peak Performance examines the evolving marketplace of 2005, addressing the state of the marketplace as well as the use of the specialty market including surplus lines, standard and alternative forms of coverage.
For more information, contact Jeff Neilson at (800) 736-9741 ext. 3003 or visit www.skiprogrambusiness.com