Frequently Asked Questions

For Attendees

The conference is for every estate planning professional and all estate planning council members. The content is built with attorneys, accountants, and professionals within the disciplines of insurance and financial planning, trust, and philanthropy in mind.

No! While the post-conference sessions held at the in-person annual conference are for estate planning council leaders, the annual conference educational sessions (including virtual components) are for every professional.

Yes. See the continuing education credit page for more information about the availability of continuing education credit.

The very same thing that sets NAEPC apart from other organizations—our multi-disciplinary attendees. At an NAEPC event you will find a diverse and well-rounded group of professionals representing the various disciplines related to the profession of estate planning. Because our conference is smaller than some of the larger events, you’ll have more time to spend getting to know one another and the event’s presenters.

No, it is a separate fee and must be reserved directly with the hotel by the cut-off date for reservations.

Most meals are included with a conference registration, and dietary needs can be accommodated with proper and advance notice. We pride ourselves on offering well-rounded meals to prepare an attendee for a busy day of learning and meeting new people.

For Supporters

We are planning to host the conference in-person at this time.

Attendance is expected to reach or exceed 400 attorneys, trust officers, accountants, insurance and financial planners, and philanthropic professionals.

Please review the supporter prospectus found on the sponsor/exhibitor page.

We host nearly all meal and break periods within the exhibit hall, which gives attendees a reason and time to interact with exhibitors.

Your firm will set up its booth.

Yes, attendee lists are distributed as noted within the Supporter Prospectus.