NASBP’s Virtual Seminars present need-to-know information from industry leaders through webinars. Each Virtual Seminar takes place at 2:00 p.m. Eastern on a Tuesday and lasts one hour. Registration for each Virtual Seminar costs $89 and is good for one log-in; however, participants are encouraged to invite colleagues and/or clients to sit in on the seminar.
On March 7, NASBP will present “Markets, He Wrote: Looking for Clues into the Economy’s Direction.” This presentation will provide detailed discussions of global, national, and regional economies using the most up-to-date data available. Special focus will be given to critical elements of economic life, including the performance of financial, labor, and real estate markets. This seminar will be presented by Anirban Basu, who is Chairman & CEO of Sage Policy Group, Inc., an economic and policy consulting firm headquartered in Baltimore, MD. To register for this Virtual Seminar, visit NASBP.
Additional spring Virtual Seminar dates and topics are:
- March 14 – Timothy T. Wilson of BKD National Construction & Real Estate Group will present “Lease Accounting Changes in 2016”
- March 28 – Lori Ann Lange of Peckar & Abramson, P.C. will present “Mentor-Protégé Joint Venture Programs”
- April 11 – Todd Regan of Robinson & Cole LLP will present “Insurance for Surety Professionals”
- More Virtual Seminars are being finalized!
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Each Virtual Seminar archived recording can be purchased separately. Anyone who missed a Virtual Seminar such as “General Indemnity Agreement” or “Changing with the Times: Surety Innovations Evolving with Public and Private Priorities,” can purchase the recording after completing the license agreement at nasbp.org. http://nasbp.formstack.com/forms/VScontentlicenseagreement A list of Virtual Seminars with a description of each recording and information about the presenter can be accessed here.
Go to http://www.nasbp.org/learn/learn-virtualseminars to learn more.
To suggest a future topic, contact NASBP Assistant Director of Professional Development Danielle Hard at dhard@nasbp.org.