Sessions

Whether you are an FPA annual conference veteran or a new attendee, you'll benefit from the wide array of educational opportunities at FPA Denver 2010.

Pre-conference Workshops

Full- and half-day pre-conference workshops will be held on Saturday, October 9, at the Colorado Convention Center. These workshops are not a function of the official FPA Denver 2010 program and must be registered and paid for separately. Fees include all educational materials, handouts and breaks. Pre-conference workshops are subject to change without notice. To register, check the appropriate boxes on the online registration form.

General Sessions

This year's general session speakers promise to give an intriguing "insiders" look into the minds of your clients, the happenings in Washington and the global landscape. Find out more about this year's general sessions and their respective speakers: Dan Ariely, James B. Duke Professor of Behavioral Economics at Duke University and author of forthcoming book Living Irrationally (June 2010); David Wessel, Bureau Chief, The Wall Street Journal and author of In Fed We Trust: Ben Bernancke's War on the Great Panic (August 2009); Ian Bremmer, President Eurasia Group, and expert on global politics and risk management and author of The End of the Free Market: Who Wins the War Between the States and Corporations (May 2010).

Super Sessions

Super Sessions bring together top-notch speakers and current and cutting-edge content. This year's program provides attendee's with new tools and thinking from industry expert Mitch Anthony to create balance between work and life while also achieving competitive compensation. Investment News Editor, Jim Pavia, and public relations expert, Jennifer Connelly, will help planner's identify the best ways to get your message heard by the right people. Conference sponsors will bring even more opportunities to grow your knowledge base through educational sessions.

Educational Track Sessions

Get the track overview and check out this year's speaker line-up, featuring some of the profession's best and brightest academics and experts. The program design is intended to expand your thinking, broaden the community and networking opportunities and share relevant, timely information you need for your clients.

Breakfast Sessions

The perfect way to start your day, this year's breakfast session sponsors will be announced in the coming weeks. Please check back for updates.

Professional Development Pavilion

The FPA Professional Development Pavilion located on the exhibit hall floor provides additional education and networking opportunities to all attendees. Included in the Pavilion:

The Learning Center: Take advantage of this unique opportunity to build knowledge and earn additional CE credit with various sessions that will be offered via live sessions and rebroadcast webinars. FPA Twitter Live, FPA Research spotlights, career and professional development and social media are just the beginning of the topics you'll find in the Pavilion. Complete schedule and session information will be available in on-site materials and online.
Exhibitor Presentation Rooms: Join experts from across the financial services industry for a variety of informative sessions and product demonstrations.