This document announces a retirement plan protection workshop for plan sponsors. The workshop will provide updates on regulatory issues facing retirement plans, how to respond to investigations by the Department of Labor, and how to document processes to protect fiduciaries from liability. It will feature presentations by Bradford Campbell, former head of the Employee Benefits Security Administration, and Anthony Agbay, a retirement plan consultant. The workshop will be held on December 3rd and provide 2 hours of CPE credit.
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Retirement Plan Protection Workshop
What Plan Sponsors Need to Know, What Washington Has in Store for
Retirement Plans and How to Insulate Yourself
Tuesday, December 3, 2013 Breakfast
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MSU Management Education Center
Event Snapshot
Designed specifically for Retirement Plan Sponsors, this critical breakfast
satisfies your appetite for the latest information, updates and best
practices in protecting yourself from the Department of Labor’s scrutiny.
Don’t leave yourself exposed! This is one must-attend program you can’t
afford to miss.
Event Sessions
Legislative, Regulatory and Enforcement Issues Confronting Plan Sponsors
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Troy
Key Topics
• Reasons why your plan might be investigated and
what “triggers” to avoid
• How to respond when notified of an investigation
and the initial steps you can take to minimize
your burden and risk
• What to expect from the DOL and how to resolve
an investigation in a way that avoids penalties
and minimizes disruption of your business
With the Department of Labor (DOL) increasing its scrutiny on retirement plans
for investigation, it is essential for Plan Sponsors to be equipped in case of an
investigation. Are you aware of the steps you should take in case of a DOL audit?
Join this critical session for updates and information on what the DOL is looking to target in investigations, what plans are required to disclose to
participants about retirement income, how to respond to the DOL’s tips for selecting Target Date Funds and more.
The Honorable Bradford P. Campbell – Council, Drinker Biddle & Reath, LLP, Washington D.C.; Former Assistant Secretary of Labor for Employee
Benefits and Head of the Employee Benefits Security Administration
Behind-the-Curtain Peek at DOL’s Enforcement Efforts
It’s not often the Department of Labor (DOL) announces the areas of its enforcement efforts. Anthony discusses different ways to document and
substantiate processes for shielding plan fiduciaries including how Target Date Funds were chosen, creating a formal and objective investment
review process, plan benchmarks, determining if services and fees exchanges were reasonable and more.
Anthony Agbay, CFP®, AIF® – Senior Vice President, Investments, The Agbay Group, Troy
About the SpeakerS
Campbell
Bradford P. Campbell, counsel at Drinker Biddle
& Reath, LLP, advises financial service providers
and plan sponsors on ERISA Title I issues, including
fiduciary conduct and prohibited transactions. A
nationally-recognized figure in employer-sponsored
retirement plans, Brad is the former Assistant
Secretary of Labor for Employee Benefits and head
of the Employee Benefits Security Administration.
As ERISA’s former “top cop” and primary federal
regulator, he provides his clients with insight and
knowledge across a broad range of ERISA-plan
related issues. He also serves as an expert witness
in ERISA litigation. Brad has been listed as one
of the 100 Most Influential Persons in Defined
Contribution by 401kWire.
Sponsored in part by:
Anthony Agbay, CFP®, AIF®, is in the top 1%
of retirement plan consultants nationwide based
on assets, number of plans serviced and years of
experience in the marketplace according to TRAU.
Agbay
With 20 years of ERISA plan experience, Anthony
designs, implements and advises employers
on corporate retirement plan strategies.
Understanding that employers focus on ensuring
a compliant plan while participants focus on
sustainable income throughout retirement, he
combines the two goals to create a successful plan
for both parties. He has worked with clients ranging
from publicly traded companies with over 4,000
employees to non-profit publishing companies in
the 403(b) market.
Securities and investment advisory services offered through L.M. Kohn & Company, a
Registered Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC/MSRB. DB French & Company - OSJ branch of
L. M. Kohn & Company 1450 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 150 Troy, MI 48098 248-952-5858
L.M. Kohn & Company and The Agbay Group are not affiliated with MACPA, Drinker Biddle or Willis.
2. Retirement Plan Protection Workshop
What Plan Sponsors Need to Know, What Washington Has in Store for
Retirement Plans and How to Insulate Yourself
Tuesday, December 3, 2013 Breakfast
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Retirement Plan Protection workshop AGENDA
7:30 am
8:30 am
8:45 am
9:35 am
10:25 am
Event Registration & Hot Breakfast Buffet
Welcome & Announcements
Legislative, Regulatory and Enforcement Issues
Confronting Plan Sponsors – The Honorable
Bradford P. Campbell
Behind-the-Curtain Peek at DOL’s Enforcement
Efforts – Anthony Agbay
Adjournment
Troy
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Retirement Plan Protection Breakfast
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