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LAS VEGAS — Online registration for Agent Summit 2013 closes at midnight ET tomorrow, according to organizers.
The third annual agents-only conference will be held March 4–6, 2013, at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. In 2011, the first Agent Summit drew 150 visitors. Last year’s event included just over 300 attendees, and registration for Agent Summit 2013 has already eclipsed 450.
Organizers reported surges in registration numbers following the release of the agenda, details on the pre-conference Participation & Reinsurance Symposium and a roster of 2013 attendees.
To register, click here. Exhibition and sponsorship opportunities are closed.
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