Date: 15 January 2019

Location: The Lambs Club | New York, NY

The Institutional Investor Institute for Defined Contribution is a private membership organization for the nation’s DC plan sponsors as well as supporting members from the industry’s leading asset management firms, providers, and consultants.

Built by plan sponsors for plan sponsors, the agenda for each DC Institute meeting draws heavily on an incomparable well of industry insight contributed by our plan sponsor and expert attendees. Each program addresses the issues most relevant to the nation’s plans.

The only group of its kind, the DC Institute was engendered by plan sponsors who called for a collegial membership of their peers; one in which leading asset management firms and DC providers could work together with those executives responsible for their company’s retirement plans to design solutions for the biggest challenges facing employees and retirees.

Through expert-led panel discussions and peer-led roundtable sessions as well as customized research, the Defined Contribution Institute helps to drive innovation and create new solutions for the DC industry by:

The Senior Delegates Roundtable event, Disruption in DC: Who’s Cashing That Check?, will take place on January 15, 2019 in New York, NY.  The agenda features expert panel discussions and keynote speakers, including Addressing Inter- and Intra-Team Dysfunction within Firms to Gain Efficiency and Marketshare, with a discussion centered around how to build successful, high energy teams within your organization.

Panelists:

Karen Kosiba Edwards, CFA, Partner, Boyden
Jean-Marc Laouchez, President, Korn Ferry Institute
Moderated by: Michelle Rappa, Managing Director, Neuberger Berman

Learn more about the Institutional Investor Institute for Defined Contribution here.

 

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