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  • On: 03/31/2025 19:00:21
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With spring in the air here in our nation's capital, we're spotlighting new resources, announcements, and upcoming events from NCPERS for pension leaders and stakeholders across our membership.
By: William Whitman, Director of Membership & Strategic Alliances, NCPERS

With spring in the air here in our nation's capital, we're spotlighting new resources, announcements, and upcoming events from NCPERS for pension leaders and stakeholders across our membership.

Please be sure to review the full calendar of upcoming in-person and virtual events to plan for your team's educational needs. And, as always, please email membership@ncpers.org for more information on our programs, resources, and events available to you as members.


Save the Date for the 2025 Public Pension Compensation Survey
The 2025 Public Pension Compensation Survey will be distributed to participants on April 8th. Conducted annually by NCPERS and CBIZ, the survey captures in-depth compensation and bonus data on 90 common positions found at public pension funds, as well as details on benefits, fund oversight, salary increase planning, and bonuses. Participants receive complimentary access to the survey data.

Register now for the informational webinar where the NCPERS and CBIZ teams will walk you through the survey submission process, share best practices, and answer any questions you may have. Find information here on how to participate in the survey or contact research@ncpers.org to learn more.

Register Now to Save: Annual Conference & Exhibition
We're looking forward to welcoming more than 700 public pension leaders to Denver on May 18-21 for the 2025 Annual Conference & Exhibition. From investment insights to cybersecurity and technology trends, the agenda features more than 40 sessions covering key topics public pension leaders, trustees, and stakeholders need to know. You won't want to miss the industry's leading educational and networking event: be sure to register by May 2 to secure the discounted early-bird rates.

NCPERS University: Leading Trustee Education
Maximize your learning in Denver with NCPERS University! Held immediately before the Annual Conference & Exhibition on May 17-18, the Trustee Educational Seminar (TEDS) and NCPERS Accredited Fiduciary (NAF) Program are designed to equip you with the knowledge needed to effectively fulfill your fiduciary duties. New trustees and plan staff are encouraged to start with TEDS to master the fundamentals, while NAF provides the opportunity to level up your skills.

New Partnership: NCPERS/SOA Public Pension Mortality Study
We are pleased to announce our new partnership with the Society of Actuaries (SOA) Research Institute to develop a study focusing on U.S. public pension plan mortality data. Sponsored by NCPERS, the study will analyze data from U.S. public pension systems spanning from 2022 to 2026 to create public sector-specific mortality tables for release in 2030.

We know the SOA actuarial data is referenced by many public pension plans and is essential to their long-term planning, so we are proud to be ensuring the continued creation of this essential tool for our community.

Join Fellow Public Pension Executives at NCPERS Chief Officers Summit
Looking ahead, public pension executives are invited to attend the Chief Officers Summit in New York City. This vendor-free event fosters candid discussions on the public pension industry's most pressing challenges and opportunities, creating a space for open dialogue and actionable insights. View the agenda and register now to join fellow public pension leaders in the financial capital of the world on June 16-18.

New Virtual Roundtables: Legal and Government Affairs Professionals
The NCPERS virtual roundtables for pension plan professional staff continue to expand in 2025. We've added a new Pension Fund Legal Roundtable to bring together pension fund legal staff responsible for investment-related and other securities matters. Please spread the word in your organization; interested pension professionals can sign up here.

In February, we launched a Government Affairs Roundtable to allow members working in advocacy and external affairs to connect with peers and crowd-source solutions to common challenges. Pension fund staff responsible for advocacy efforts and relationships with policymakers can participate by signing up here.

Learn more about NCPERS Roundtables for pension professionals, including CEOs, CIOs, and Directors of HR, Communications, and Member Services. Participation is free for NCPERS members!

Reminder: 2025 Public Retirement Systems Study Available
Our thanks to the more than 200 pensions plans that participated in the NCPERS 2025 Public Retirement Systems Study. Each year, this study gathers the latest data on plans' fiscal, operational, and business practices, creating a key resource for public pensions to benchmark their performance against their peers. Members can access the final report and dashboard here.

The final report highlights top takeaways on investment trends and plan practices. The interactive dashboard allows members to customize the data set for comparison by number of staff, assets under management, and more to compare your plan against your peers.

Pension Industry Careers: Job Listings, Hiring, and Retirement Announcements
NCPERS maintains a homepage for all the latest industry job listings, new hires, and retirement announcements at our member pension funds, stakeholders, and service providers. We help our members promote their open positions or industry moves by raising awareness through a broad network of contacts.

If your organization has news about staff or is looking to hire, please send your announcement details to membership@ncpers.org for consideration.

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