The Trustee Educational Seminar (TEDS) is intended for new and novice trustees who are seeking a better understanding of their role and responsibilities as trustee of their pension fund. It also serves as a refresher for experienced trustees interested in staying up-to-date.
 
By signing up for TEDS, trustees can build and strengthen their foundational knowledge of pensions and governance. This two-day program is designed with a clear focus on the educational needs of trustees who are relatively new to a pension plan board. The focus is on investing principles, board policies, and fundamental concepts that every trustee should know.
 
The second day of TEDS features the Asset Allocation Challenge, an interactive computer-based investment training exercise. Members are placed in groups and asked to select assets based on the given economic environment presented to them. This program is ideal for new trustees and can be repeated.
 
TEDS attendees earn eight (8) hours of continuing education credits.
 
It is recommended that trustees interested in earning their NCPERS Accredited Fiduciary (NAF) accreditation take TEDS first.

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The Trustee Educational Seminar (TEDS) is held in conjunction with the Annual Conference & Exhibition. Separate registration fees apply.

TEDS PRELIMINARY AGENDA (as of 3/14/19)

TEDS DOWNLOADABLE REGISTRATION FORM

ONLINE REGISTRATION
To register online, please have your login credentials handy. If you have forgotten your login credentials CLICK HERE to recover this information. If you are new to your organization and do not have an NCPERS membership profile, please send an email to registration@ncpers.org or call 202-624-1456.

ONLINE HOTEL RESERVATIONS - Reservation Deadline April 15
Book your hotel stay at the Hilton Austin Hotel before April 15 to receive the NCPERS discounted room rate of $267 per night. You must mention NCPERS full name or code "PER" to receive the discounted rate. Click the online link above or call 1-800-HILTONS (1-800-445-8667).


In an effort to be environmentally conscience, NCPERS will no longer print marketing materials. All information regarding this program will be sent via email.