2018 Annual Financial Management Association (FMA) Conference

Rose & Kiernan, Inc. to Participate in the 2018 Annual Financial Management Association (FMA) Conference

Executives from Rose & Kiernan, Inc. will be attending and presenting at the 2018 Annual Financial Management Association (FMA) Conference, held in Cooperstown, New York on May 9 – 11, 2018. The Financial Management Association (FMA), formed over thirty years ago, brings together leaders and financial professionals from nonprofits across the state of New York to discuss salient issues facing these organizations.

Speaking at this year’s conference will be Dan Colacino, vice president in Rose & Kiernan’s employee benefits management group (EBMG) and Shauna M. Waldin, PHR, SHRM-CP, director of compliance and wellness. Both Colacino and Waldin will focus on various legislative and regulatory changes, the 2017 Tax Reform Bill and its impact on employee benefits, proposed legislation to amend the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and what the future may hold.

Sean L. Hickey, CPCU, RPLU, ARM, senior vice president and property and casualty practice leader, will present in a panel discussion covering emerging issues in cyber risk and liability, including a look at the emerging threat landscape, the role of diverse threat actors, the potential financial risks organizations face and the need for robust risk assessment and planning.

Stay tuned to the Rose & Kiernan, Inc. blog for more information on R&K News.

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