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The (other) Es of EBP: Exposure, Expectations & Errors

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07.10.2025 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

This webinar was presented by our Employee Benefit Plan group on July 10, 2025. Below is a list of resources mentioned during the presentation, a link to the presentation slides and the webinar recording.

Join us for “The (other) Es of EBP: Exposure, Expectations & Errors”

Your exposure is growing as benefit plans are increasingly administered in remote environments, expectations are shifting with ever-evolving laws and plan updates, and costly errors are becoming more common. In this session of our webinar series, we’ll explore the latest in cybersecurity to help you mitigate risk, clarify the expectations for plan sponsors, and guide you through identifying and correcting plan errors before they become liabilities.

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Topics Covered Include: 

  • EBP Cybersecurity Practices and Standards
  • Expectations of Plan Sponsors
  • Plan Errors and Corrections

Who should attend:
HR Personnel, CEOs, CFOs, controllers, trustees, and essentially anyone who sponsors, administers, assists or oversees an employer-provided retirement plan.

Presented by: Kimbarley WilliamsEmily Roman and Dan Ryan

Register Today. Registration deadline July 8, 2025.

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