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Estate Planner® designee and/or member of NAEPC through your estate
planning council's affiliation. Membership offers many perks and this
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AlertMiss the October 31st Webinar "Teaming for Success in Three Legacy Planning Business Models," the program provided with Trusts & Estates and sponsored by the Accredited Estate Planner® designation? Register for your complimentary replay today!
WebinarsThe Robert G. Alexander Webinar Series provides estate planners with accessible, affordable, multi-disciplinary education. Programs are available live and on-demand to watch at your leisure and attendees can choose to register for individual programs or for a series subscription. Continuing education credit is available at each NAEPC-hosted webinar for Accredited Estate Planner® designees. In addition, a general certificate of completion will be made available for those professionals who feel the program satisfies their continuing education requirements and are able to self-file.
2018 Schedule Released!For full program details and to register for either the series or an individual program, visit http://www.naepc.org/events/webinar.
The 54th Annual NAEPC Advanced Estate Planning Strategies Conference concluded approximately a month ago and we are grateful for the support of the conference sponsors and exhibitors as their participation allows us to provide attendees with the experience the annual conference remains known for, and provided attendees with access to new resources during the three days of exhibit hall hours. Please click on each logo to learn more.
Member BenefitsAs an AEP® designee or member of your local council, you have access to a list of nearly 40 member benefits spanning a range of categories.
View all of the exciting benefits available to you as a member of NAEPC, including our highlighted benefit for this month: LINK: Working in CollaborationThere are two circumstances when you work in collaboration: when you want to, and when you have to. Regardless of the reason, it can be challenging, frustrating and even professionally annoying. But when you have a process, and you use the 5 Best Practices of Collaboration, working with other professional advisors can be rewarding and productive. NAEPC commissioned The Legacy Companies to design, develop and deploy an interactive and self-paced 9-module online course at an incredibly low cost so that each of us can become experts at working in collaboration. To learn more, visit www.think-legacy.com/naepc. The registration fee is just $169 for members of affiliated local councils and $100 for active Accredited Estate Planner® designees. AEP® designees can obtain their special discount code by logging into the national website or giving the NAEPC office a call at (866) 226-2224 prior to enrolling, council members can visit the website to get started today! LINK: Working in Collaboration We want to hear from you! What benefits would you like to see? Email us your suggestions today!
Accredited Estate Planner® (AEP®) Designation ProgramWhat do you have in common with a growing number of estate planning professionals who have recently attained the Accredited Estate Planner® designation? A dedication to the team concept of estate planning because you know that when a team collaborates, the client wins! If you are a credentialed professional actively licensed or certified as an accountant; attorney; insurance and financial planner; philanthropic advisor; or trust officer—holding one or more of the following credentials CAP®, CFA, CFP®,ChFC®, CLU®, CPA, CPWA®, CSPG, CTFA, JD, MSFS, and MST—who is devoting at least a third of your professional time to estate planning and are willing and able to meet stringent qualifications at the time of application and commit to ongoing continuing education and recertification requirements, contact our office today to learn more about the only graduate-level designation in estate planning—AEP®.
Estate Planning Hall of Fame® SpotlightYear-end is a time of celebration for many, including NAEPC! We are most excited to have recently inducted the 2017 class of NAEPC Estate Planning Hall of Fame® entrants at a ceremony held during the Annual NAEPC Advanced Estate Planning Strategies Conference on Friday, November 17, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Please join us in recognizing excellence in estate planning and service to the profession as the following individuals received the AEP® (Distinguished) designation. Learn more by viewing our slideshow or page in the November issue of Trusts & Estates magazine.
The annual celebration of excellence wouldn't have been complete without the presentation of the NAEPC Hartman Axley Lifetime Service Award to NAEPC Estate Planning Hall of Fame® member Jonathan G. Blattmachr, Esq., AEP® (Distinguished). Congratulations, Jonathan, on this acknowledgment of your dedication to the estate planning community and service to NAEPC.
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