Seminar will provide chapter executives and industry fund trustees guidance on proper industry fund administration and permissible uses.
The half-day Industry Fund Seminar will immediately follow the conclusion of the Council of Chapter Representatives Meeting on the morning of December 10, 2024, at the JW Marriott New Orleans in New Orleans, LA.
The first part of the seminar will present an overview of industry funds, while the second half will cover more advanced issues surrounding the proper operation and function of industry funds.
During the introductory section, SMACNA’s Jason Watson, executive director of labor relations, and Dan Kelly and Grant Collins, attorneys from Felhaber Larson, will share their expert knowledge on topics ranging from:
The second half of the seminar will focus on real-world scenarios industry fund managers and trustees typically experience. In addition to answering attendees’ questions, the following issues will be discussed:
The Industry Fund Seminar will provide chapter executives and industry fund trustees guidance on proper industry fund administration and permissible uses.
All SMACNA Chapter Executives and Industry Fund Trustees should plan to attend this program.
To reserve your spot, complete the Council of Chapter Representatives Registration. Please mark the appropriate box on the registration form indicating whether you plan to attend this complimentary seminar.
If you would like to register for this meeting and are NOT planning to attend the Council of Chapter Representatives Meeting, please contact Heather Frank at 703.995.4045 or hfrank@smacna.org.
For more information about the December Chapter Council meeting and the call for agenda items, email jsquirewell@smacna.org.
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