The CCA's Annual Meeting Program Committee chair, Dave Tuomala, invites you to Las Vegas, Nevada in October. The committee has planned a fabulous agenda for you - one that you won't want to miss!
Early | Regular Sept. 22- Oct. 23 | Onsite After Oct. 23 | |
CCA Member | $1,530 | $1,630 | $1,730 |
Non-Member | $2,045 | $2,145 | $2,245 |
Registered attendees are responsible for being aware of and agreeing to all the CCA conference policies.
Guests
Guest 21+ are welcome to attend the Monday Evening Networking Reception for $100. Registration is required.
Registration Will Open Mid-July
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Four Days of Networking and Learning
The CCA Annual Meeting kicks off on Sunday, October 26 with more than 700 people gathering at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada. It will be four days of learning, networking and celebrating. We've scheduled more than 60 educational sessions and planned networking events and receptions. Seven session tracks are available: cross discipline, health & welfare, international, investments, multiemployer plans, public plans and retirement. You may earn up to 18.5 CPD credits/15.5 EA continuing education credit hours.

The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas - Make Your Reservations!
It's time to start planning your travel to the Annual Meeting in October. The CCA room block at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas is now open for your to make reservations. Rooms typically sell out quickly, so if you plan on going, make your reservations sooner than later! Group rate $294 per night | single or double occupancy.

Las Vegas: Where Risk Meets Reward in Real Time
We’re looking forward to meeting you in Las Vegas—the “Entertainment Capital of the World.” In Vegas, whether you're watching odds shift at the blackjack table or calculating expected utility from a buffet line, you're immersed in a world where risk isn't abstract—it's tangible and thrilling. Yet, Las Vegas offers equilibrium: world-class cuisine, top-tier shows, and enough data points to fill a predictive model on human behavior, price elasticity, and the actuarial value of fun.