ANNUAL SEMINAR
2019 IOWA-NEBRASKA IASIU TRAINING SEMINAR
April 23 - April 24, 2019
Courtyard by Marriott Ankeny, IA
The 2019 Training Seminar will focus on Medical Fraud, Property Fraud and Ethics sessions. Please click on the brochure link below to view the full agenda.
HOTEL ROOM RESERVATIONS:
Single or Double Occupancy $114/night
Use Group Code: IA-NE IASIU
Click for reservation - WWW.MARRIOTT.COM
Call for Reservation: 515-422-5555
Room Rate available to 4/10/2019
SEMINAR REGISTRATION RATES VARY
click Seminar Brochure for rates
Early bird discounted rates end 4/10/2019
PRINTABLE REGISTRATION FORM
ONLINE REGISTRATION & PAYMENT
EXHIBITOR & SPONSOR REGISTRATION FORM
2019 IA-NE Chpt of IASIU Seminar – Sponsors & Exhibitors
Sponsors
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Presidential -- Pen-Link
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Gold—Onsite Engineering & Forensic Services, Inc.
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Silver – Bradshaw, Fowler, Proctor & Fairgrave P.C.
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Bronze – Carmoney Law
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Hospitality Suite – Wandling Engineering
Exhibitors
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Frasco Investigative Services
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Capital Investigating
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CoventBridge Group
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Blue Eagle Investigations, Inc.
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KPE Engineering-Architects-Forensic Experts
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EFI Global, Inc.
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Thomson Reuters (CLEAR)
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Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc.
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Splashlight, Inc.
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IHC- International Healthcare Consultants Inc- Free booth for Dr. Wakefield
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Independent Forensic Investigation Corporation
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Wandling Engineering
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Penlink
OTHER TRAINING EVENTS
Insurance Fraud Conference
19th Annual Insurance Fraud Conference – hosted by the Nebraska Department of Insurance Fraud Prevention Division, August 6, 2019
2019 Conference Brochure
Des Moines Sept. 23rd and Omaha Sept. 25th.
Topic: Forensic Accounting
Speaker: Roger Nearmyer, CPA, owner of Nearmyer & Associates, P.C. and experienced forensic accountant, will speak at the Iowa and Nebraska lunch & learn. Looking back on 25+ years of providing forensic accounting services to the insurance industry, he’ll review common mistakes and overlooked red flags by claims handlers, and use some of his most interesting cases as examples. He’ll explain why the single most effective way to uncover insurance fraud is to think like the crook and then analyze like an accountant.