MALVERN, PA — The Insurance Accounting & Systems Association has opened its call for session proposals for IASA Xchange 2027, inviting insurance professionals to help shape the educational agenda for next year’s annual conference as the industry continues to navigate evolving financial, operational and technology challenges.
The conference is scheduled for June 6-8, 2027, in Orlando, Florida. The submission deadline for presentation proposals is Aug. 31, 2026.
According to the association, the conference program is developed from proposals submitted by insurance professionals rather than a predetermined agenda, with selected presentations forming the core of the event’s educational programming.
IASA Xchange serves professionals in accounting, finance, risk management, technology and operations, featuring educational sessions, keynote presentations, networking events and an industry trade show.
Kim Nicholl-Keane, executive director of IASA, said the conference’s programming is designed to reflect practical experiences from across the insurance industry.
“Every year, professionals from across insurance bring new perspectives, innovative ideas, and lessons learned that help their peers navigate today’s challenges,” Nicholl-Keane said. “We encourage anyone with a story to share or an idea worth exploring to submit a proposal.”
IASA plans to offer more than 30 sessions across five educational tracks: Accounting & Finance, Enterprise Risk Management, Professional Development, Technology and Executive Education.
The association is seeking presentations covering topics such as emerging technologies, operational best practices, leadership and case studies that provide practical guidance for insurance professionals.
To be considered, proposals must include a session title, description, learning objectives and at least one confirmed speaker. Submissions may be made by prospective presenters or on behalf of colleagues.
Additional information about proposal requirements and the submission process is available at iasa.org/proposal.
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