2012 Midwest Claim Conference
Location: Grand Geneva Resort & Spa, Lake Geneva, WI
Dear Prospective Exhibitor/Sponsor:
We are pleased to extend this invitation to your company and encourage your participation in the 44th Annual Midwest Claim Conference being held May 16-18, 2012 at The Grand Geneva Resort and Spa, in beautiful Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Along with other members of the Midwest Claim Conference, I am excited to have you as part of the 2012 event.
The main focus of our conference each year is to provide your company with a positive experience and valuable networking opportunities. We are strongly focused on increasing delegate attendance. This conference is attended by claim professionals from all specialties, such as: life, accident, health/medical, disability, fraud, Worker's Compensation, and many other disciplines across the claim continuum. The Education Committee is in the process of developing a wide variety of educational sessions that will appeal to all levels, from Claim Adjustors to Senior Management. This year, we will be increasing the number of educational sessions offered including a workers' compensation panel discussion.
The conference schedule has been carefully arranged to provide you with extensive interaction with all attendees. A Wednesday afternoon golf outing, Wednesday cocktail reception and a Thursday evening event. Most meals will be served buffet style in the exhibitor hall with seating in the exhibitor room, which will provide networking opportunities in addition to the exhibiting sessions scheduled throughout the conference.
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact me directly. I can be reached at:
Email: Celeste Eddleman
Phone: (847) 939-7122
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