Experts to Brainstorm on Creating Robust Benefits for Retirees

How to create robust pension benefits for retirees would be the focus at the 2015 Nigerian Insurance and Pension (Inspen) Awards.
A statement by the Chief Executive Office Inspen Media, Chuks Udo Okonta, said experts drawn from insurance and pension sectors would be on hand to seek solutions to the plight of retirees and make contributions on how to improve retirement benefits operations.
He noted that the theme paper: ‘Robust Pension: Key to Better Life After Work’ will be delivered by the Director-General, Ondo State Pension Commission, Mr. Jaiyeola Olowosuko, adding that the award presentation ceremony will hold on Friday, August 12, 2016 at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry Conference and Exhibition Centre, Alausa, Ikeja.
He said the event will be Chaired by former Board Member, National Pension Commission (PenCom) and Director, Centre for Pension Right Advocacy Mr. Ivor Takor, adding that the Former Director General, Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria, Mr. Adegboyegba Adepegba, will be the Special Guest of Honour.
Okonta said discussants would be drawn from the National Insurance Commission; Nigerian Insurers Association; Lagos State Pension Commission; Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers; Nigeria Union of Pensioners; Pension Fund Operators Association of Nigeria and Association of Registered Insurance Agents of Nigeria (ARIAN).
He said the yearly award was designed to celebrate excellent performances exhibited by individuals and organisations and by extension, deepen insurance and pension awareness in the counry.
Okonta said insurance, pension companies and individuals that distinguished themselves in 2015 would be celebrated and presented awards in different categories.

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