Last year, following the November election cycle, many questions arose about what the impact would be on our health and welfare benefit plans. Join Janet Trautwein, Executive Vice President & CEO of the National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU), for an analysis of what we saw in 2017, and what we might see in 2018.

One Year Later: The 2016 Election and the Impact on Health and Welfare Benefit Plans

Thursday, November 16, 2017
2:00 p.m. ET / 11:00 a.m. PT
Cost: FREE

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On this exclusive and free webinar for UBA Partners and their clients, Janet breaks down the future of the ACA and health insurance politics and policy, including recent legislative and regulatory actions by Congress and the Trump administration. The session will examine:

• What actions have been taken so far
• What the political and philosophical barriers have been
• What actions we can expect in the near-term and later
• What prompted the need for changes to be made
• How the changes are being made and the role that NAHU is having in this process
• What NAHU members, the overall agent/broker community, and employers play in this process

Join us for this informative 60-minute webinar on our changing political landscape and what it means for health and welfare plans. Please note that a slide deck of the presentation will not be available prior to, nor after, the webinar.

About the Presenter
Janet Trautwein is the executive vice president and chief executive officer of the National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU) in Washington, D.C. Her responsibilities include oversight of all NAHU activities and primary representation of the association to the media, government agencies and elected officials at all levels.

Prior to becoming the EVP & CEO of NAHU in 2005, Janet served for many years as the head of NAHU's government affairs department, directing the government and political affairs of the organization.

A frequent speaker on health policy issues, Janet is considered an expert in health insurance markets and health plans of all sizes and frequently testifies before Congress on these issues. Her expertise in issues related to the uninsured, health insurance pools, risk and reinsurance pooling, health-related tax issues, and both national and global health reform has been recognized throughout the industry. In 2004, Janet received the Harold R. Gordon Memorial Award, which honors the “Health Insurance Person of the Year” and is considered to be the most prestigious award in the health insurance industry. Every year since 2006, Janet has been named one of the 100 most powerful people in the insurance industry. She has been published in major newspapers, including The Wall Street Journal, New York Times and Los Angeles Times and she has appeared on hundreds of radio and television programs around the world.