Do you want to learn from dynamic expert speakers? Would you like to network and make career-long friends with industry peers? Are you ready to have some fun? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then you need to attend the 2019 NPEA Annual Conference!   Read More

Do you have a new initiative, but aren’t sure how to go about getting it done? Maybe you have a situation and are wondering if any other systems face the same thin   Read More

When looking for quality research about the retirement industry, what is your go to source   Read More

The sun has set on Tucson and the 2018 conference. However, attendees were treated to beautiful weather, top-notch speakers and unique networking opportunities. If you missed us in the Grand Canyon state, here are just a few of the exciting things the annual conference offered this year.   Read More

Dean of the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology and 2016 NPEA guest speaker Dr. Pinchas Cohen published an essay for the Milken Institute and the PBS Next Avenue series on how universities drive innovation in aging.   Read More

UCLA Anderson School of Management assistant professor of marketing and 2016 NPEA speaker Hal Hershfield was named one of Poets & Quants best 40 professors under the age of 40 for 2017.   Read More

Tucson is a place that beckons you to explore without boundaries. For those who venture off the beaten path, this city is proud to be a little "out there" - a natural oasis away from the unoriginal and pretentious that inspires the free spirit in us all.   Read More

Nashville certainly lived up to its billing as Music City USA. The home of the Grand Ol' Opry, Ryman Auditorium, and RCA Studio B if not likely to lose that crown anytime soon. But Nashville proved to be much more than just the music as it hosted the 37th annual NPEA conference.   Read More

2016 NPEA conference speaker Christian Weller was featured prominently in a piece by Robert Farley of factcheck.org on the potential job losses related to the American Health Care Act.   Read More

Nashville became known worldwide as “Music City” when WSM radio announcer David Cobb used the now-famous nickname on a 1950 broadcast. But there is so much more to this iconic city than the music. Nashville’s history, diversity, ingenuity, and prominence surprises many - even those who call it home. Here are a few more interesting things you may not have known about Nashville.   Read More