Keynote Speaker Presented by Women in NAPEO (WIN):
Kristen Soltis Anderson

The 2020 Election was the most data-intensive political operation in American History as both

parties attempted to grapple with an overwhelmingly digitized society that had also become

increasingly demographically diverse. Political polling has never been more complex and intricate

BUT understanding key societal trends has never been more important. Kristen Soltis Anderson sits

at the center of the change in the polling industry and political data trends. Anderson has been

disrupting the polling industry for years both through her insightful book The Selfie Vote

and through her innovative work as co-founder of Echelon Insights.

In a cutting-edge, customized presentation, Anderson takes audiences through the substantial

shifts in American politics that have occurred in the twenty-first century caused by demographic

trends, generational replacement, and changing cultural attitudes. Anderson provides audiences

with more accurate polling data, high-level analytics, and competitive intelligence. Anderson seamlessly

blends observations from innovative data analysis, focus group research, and personal anecdotes

into an invaluable program that gives any audience a critical look at where American voters,

consumers, and citizens at large are trending and how your organization can take advantage.

EVENING EVENT AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES PRESENTED BY SLAVIC401K

Join us for exclusive after-hours access to the iconic and beautiful National Archives building. View the most important documents from our founding fathers, including the original Constitution of the United States, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, Louisiana Purchase, and other timeless pieces of American history, with up-close access to the Public Vaults, Rotunda, and other galleries. Guests will enjoy dinner in the legendary Rotunda Gallery, where several of the nation’s most important documents are displayed.  This special event is made possible by the generous support of John Slavic and slavic401k and Aon, Guardian Life Insurance Company, isolved Network, MetLife, PEO Velocity by Compass/PRM, and PrismHR. This event is limited to fully registered attendees due to limited space at the National Archives.

PEO LEGAL EDUCATION

We’ve gathered the top legal minds in the industry along with Washington insiders to provide expert analysis on the legal and regulatory issues affecting your business. Check out our session line up for this year: Post Pandemic OSHA, Payroll Tax Challenges, Mergers & Acquisitions: The Transactional Side, Ethics: Belligerent Barristers Edition, Case Law Update, Managing the Remote Workforce, and Data Privacy Laws. 

These PEO-specific legal education sessions are designed to inform and equip you with practical knowledge that’s applicable to your daily operations. Our goal is to provide relevant and timely content that actually improves your ability to do your job well. Plus, you’ll earn Continuing Legal Education credits, including everyone’s favorite: ethics.

CEO Forum Dinner at The Mount Vernon Distillery 

The CEO Forum dinner will be held at the Mount Vernon Distillery. In 1799, George Washington’s distillery produced nearly 11,000 gallons, making it one of the largest whiskey distilleries in America at the time. Today, a faithfully reconstructed working distillery produces small batch spirits on-site—and attendees will get to visit and taste this famed whiskey. We will start out in the Gristmill for a reception and move into the Distillery for a seated dinner with your fellow C-level PEO colleagues.

PEO Advocacy Day

PEO Advocacy Day is our chance to make our mark on Capitol Hill and spread the good news about the positive impact of PEOs on small to mid-size businesses and their employees; to make the case for policies and regulations that support and advance the PEO industry. We’ll enjoy lunch on Capitol Hill and then meet with congressional staffers. We will then go in small groups to meet with Senate staff.