Fall Education Conference & Trade Fair
Coming Wednesday, November 4, 2026 - REGISTER HERE
The Fall Conference is a day filled with learning, engagement, CE credits, and networking as we bring in some fantastic speakers and a Trade Fair for attendees. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. The day will be filled with breaks to allow opportunities to network with our exhibitors.
Join us on Wednesday, November 4, at Big I Alabama headquarters for the Fall Education Conference & Trade Fair — a full day of learning, engagement, continuing education and networking. We’re bringing together outstanding speakers and industry exhibitors for a day designed to provide practical ideas, valuable connections and meaningful professional development.
The schedule includes dedicated breaks throughout the day to give attendees plenty of opportunities to visit with exhibitors, connect with colleagues and build relationships across the industry. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Morning Session
Arthur Gonzales of Cypress Consulting Group, LLC will present “Your Best Year Ever: Sales Techniques That Get You There”. This engaging session will focus on practical sales techniques and strategies designed to help insurance professionals reach their goals and make the coming year their best yet. Continuing education credit is pending approval for this session.
Afternoon Session
Shegun Otulana of Harmony Venture Labs will take a practical look at one of today’s most talked-about topics with “AI After the Hype,” exploring what artificial intelligence means for business beyond the buzz.
Melisa Zwilling of Carr Allison will close out the education sessions with “Runaway Verdicts: Surviving Social Inflation and Nuclear Judgments in E&O and EPL Litigation”. This session has been approved for one hour of continuing education credit and will examine the growing impact of social inflation and nuclear verdicts on E&O and EPL litigation.
Questions? Email mmckee@aiia.org.
If you have any questions, please contact Michelle McKee at (205) 326-4129 extension 106.