Report CE Online—IMCA offers CIMA^®, CIMC^®, and CPWA^® designees a convenient and immediate method for submitting IMCA-sponsored CE from this conference. To download detailed instructions for reporting CE online, please click here.

The IMCA 2010 Annual Conference will provide a minimum of 20 hours of continuing education (CE) credit, including one hour of ethics CE.

CIMA^®/CIMC^®/CPWA^® Marks—The conference has been accepted by IMCA for approximately 20* hours of IMCA-sponsored CE hours (including one hour of ethics credit) for attending the entire conference from Monday at 8 AM until Wednesday at 12 PM. An additional 3* hours of CE can be earned by attending the pre-conference workshops on Sunday, May 16, from 3–5:30 PM. Individuals are responsible for submitting any necessary paperwork to IMCA. (

CFP^® Certification—IMCA will submit the entire conference program to CFP Board for review. CFP Board has final authority on approval of individual conference sessions. Pending approval by CFP Board, the conference may offer attendees between 8 and 18 hours of CE credit. Information about approved sessions will be available on the CFP Board Web site once the review is complete. Individuals are responsible for submitting any necessary paperwork and/or fees to CFP Board.

NASBA CPE—IMCA is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy as a sponsor of CE on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors (ID 106054). State boards of accountancy have final authority about the acceptance of individual courses. Individuals are responsible for submitting any necessary paperwork and/or fees to their state boards. Upon request, IMCA will provide a certificate of attendance after the conference.

Other Certifications/Designations—IMCA does not submit programs to state insurance departments or bar associations. Individuals are responsible for submitting any necessary paperwork and/or fees to their state boards. Upon request, IMCA will provide a certificate of attendance after the conference.

*Program subject to change, which may affect the total number of hours delivered.