Basic Trustee Training returns for TEXPERS' 30th Annual Conference in Austin
By Barbara Zlatnik, TEXPERS
TEXPERS opened
registration for the 30th Annual Conference last week and had reintroduced Basic Trustee Training as a pre-conference program offering.
TEXPERS typically provides pre-conference
training. It is set for Saturday, April 6 at the Hilton Austin. Anyone at funds
interested in training my register.
The association stopped offering Basic Trustee Training at the
conferences because TEXPERS weren’t getting enough students registered to make the program worthwhile. But
at the October Basic Trustee Training class, more than 30 students attended, and the class was well
received. Association members appear interested in additional basic training classes so its added
to this year's Annual Conference as a training opportunity.
TEXPERS staff often hear that the BTT class is intensive for
new trustees. As such, the association would like to ensure that its members know
that it is acceptable, and encouraged, to retake all or part of the Basic Trustee
Training class. TEXPERS will be offering Advanced Trustee Training as well.
Both trainings meet the Continuing Education requirement under State Pension
Review Board rules.
Funds with brand-new trustees/staff that have not met the
PRB minimum training requirement for new trustees, they should consider if they
wish to meet the requirement by taking the April 6 BTT class.
Funds that have trustees that have met the initial
requirement but need or would like to take additional training, they should
consider taking the Advanced Trustee Training class. The Advanced Trustee
Training class content varies from year to year and even class to class.
Also, TEXPERS recently announced various registration fee
changes. Read about it here: https://www.texpers.org/blog_home.asp?Display=138.
Agendas for both Basic and Advanced Trustee Training will be
posted soon. For additional details, email texpers@texpers.org.
About the Author:
Barbara Zlatnik is the associate director of programs and training at TEXPERS.
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