LAS VEGAS – The Nevada Bankers Association (NBA) announced the sponsors of its second annual Nevada Trust Conference from April 24 to 26 at Paris Las Vegas.
NBA’s platinum sponsors for the 2023 in-person conference will include Charles Schwab, GBank, Laurel Trust and Seiler LLP.
Other sponsors include Sequent (North America) LLC and ECG Resources at the gold level. AG Advisors Group, Accutech Systems, Alliance Trust Company, Bryn Mawr Trust, Crawford Trust Company, Dunham Trust Company, Fifth Third Institutional Trust & Custody,
Legacy Enhancement, National Care Advisors, Peak Trust Company, and TEAM Risk Management Services are silver sponsors. Eide Bailly LLP, Saltzman Mugan and Dushoff, and Wealthgate Trust are bronze level sponsors.
Top-level speakers will present on topics ranging from regulatory challenges for digital assets, to charitable trusts, to APT and NINGS. Participants will hear from national speakers, including Jonathan Blattmachr, Paul Lee, Sam Donaldson, Paul Frimmer, David Handler, Dick Kinyon and more. Nevada experts include Bob Armstrong, Michaelle Rafferty and
Alan Freer. A digital assets session will feature Matt Saltzman, Elis McGee and Albert Forkner.
According to NBA Executive Director Phyllis Gurgevich, the conference is “a must for estate management professionals, attorneys and accountants in Nevada and throughout the U.S.” It will highlight the differences and advantages of Nevada’s trust environment while offering continuing education credits for a variety of industry credentials.
For more information, additional speakers, sponsorship opportunities and to register, visit nvbankers.org/trust or call (702) 233-8607. Registration is open with early bird discounts through March 6. The cost to attend the full conference starts at $875 per person.
About Nevada Bankers Association
NBA is the united voice of Nevada’s diverse banking and trust company industry. Members are dedicated to providing the best financial products, services and resources to drive and support economic growth, job creation and prosperity throughout Nevada. Visit www.nvbankers.org.
