December 2008 NTCA Meeting
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| Date: | December 4, 2008 |
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| Where: | Warwick Melrose Hotel Complimentary valet parking will be available to all attendees or you may choose to self-park at the Oak Lawn United Methodist Church located at 3014 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas, TX 75219, http://www.olumc.org - in the open fenced lot behind the church on the other side of Welborn; it is on the same side of Cedar Springs as the hotel and the church. |
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| Agenda: | 11:00 - 11:30am Registration & Networking |
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| Speaker: | Ryan Johnson, WorldatWork | |
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What's in Store for Total Rewards Under the Obama Administration? |
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| Cost: | Early Registration - Register by Wed., November 26 Late Registration - After Wed., November 26 |
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Join us for our December luncheon, where we will celebrate the 15-year anniversary of NTCA! We will host a special recognition ceremony for members who have made significant contributions to NTCA and the total rewards profession over our 15-year history. Keeping with our holiday tradition, we will have numerous giveaways, so make sure you’re here for the drawings! Come see how much we’ve grown, along with where we are headed for 2009. You won’t want to miss this celebratory luncheon!
What's in Store for Total Rewards Under The Obama Administration?
Ryan Johnson, director of public affairs for WorldatWork, will join us on December 4 to discuss the election results and legislation to watch from the new president and Congress.Hear how total rewards will be impacted by potential changes in executive compensation, health care, retirement plans, work-life issues and changes stemming from the new financial crisis law, the new Mental Health Parity Act and other issues impacting the total rewards profession.
Ryan Johnson, WorldatWork
Ryan Johnson, CCP, is responsible for issues management, government affairs, research and surveys, and publishing for WorldatWork. Prior to joining WorldatWork, Ryan spent more than 10 years in public policy, public affairs and consulting/strategy work. He started his career in Washington, D.C., on the staff of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Small Business. He later worked as a research analyst for the Institute for Strategy Development, a private, financial institutions-oriented think tank. Ryan holds a Master of Arts in Public Administration from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
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