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• September 2026 - NABIP Alaska Monthly Meeting

  • When
    02 Sep 2026
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    11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Wildbirch Hotel
  • Registered
    9 registrants

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  Discover why brokers nationwide are turning to the Level‑Funded + GAP strategy as the go‑to solution in a crisis market.

  With 2025 already delivering brutal healthcare renewals – 25% increases becoming the new norm – and 2026 expected to bring the largest surge in healthcare costs in 15 years, brokers urgently need smarter, more sustainable solutions for their clients.

  This presentation shows how pairing GAP policies with level‑funded plans can create unmatched medical coverage, lower costs for both employers and employees, and deliver a reliable, cost‑effective benefits strategy in the midst of historic renewal chaos.

  

  About Our Speaker:

  Greg Allen – VP of Business Development, AG Insurance Solutions

  Greg Allen brings over 15 years of entrepreneurial expertise in technology, marketing, and sales to his role as Vice President of Business Development at AG Insurance Solutions. After successfully exiting his previous venture, Greg now leads the expansion of their General Agency, focusing on innovation within the employee benefits space. He partners with agencies across the country to grow their books of business by delivering modern, cost-effective healthcare solutions to small groups – all while significantly increasing broker compensation.

  AG Insurance Solutions is nationally recognized for its disruptive approach to level-funded medical plans, GAP insurance, and worksite benefits. By collaborating with top carriers, AG has launched industry-leading products created to meet the changing needs of today’s workforce. Their most groundbreaking design is revolutionizing healthcare by eliminating deductibles, copays, and coinsurance, while providing access to elite PPO networks for less cost than shifting to a low-deductible plan – finally making high-quality care more affordable and predictable for employers and employees alike.

  

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• October 2026 - NABIP Alaska Monthly Meeting

  • When
    07 Oct 2026
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    11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Wildbirch Hotel
  • Registered
    1 registrant

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  The Invisible Line Item: How Leadership Drives Healthcare Performance

  Leadership is one of healthcare’s most powerful and most overlooked cost drivers. This session shows how communication, trust, accountability, coaching and agility shape workforce stability, operational reliability, quality outcomes and financial performance.

  Attendees will learn how turnover, disengagement and communication failures create hidden risk, and why strengthening leadership systems delivers more sustainable results than treating symptoms. Leadership isn’t a soft skill; it’s a strategic lever every healthcare organization should be talking about.

  

  About Our Speaker:

  Lucretia J. Craig, RN, BSN, MSM, CPC Co-Founder, Gemini Exec & Pro Coaching

  A veteran healthcare clinician and executive who brings a passion to coaching, leadership development and keynote speaking. As a professionally trained nurse, I bring compassion and high ethical standards to thought partnership. As an experienced leader, professional development and optimization of one’s potential is paramount.

  Lucretia has earned a certification by the College of Executive Coaching.

  Key experience

  • GE Healthcare: Designed, developed and merged IT systems for improved efficiency, higher quality scores and greater profitability. Led a team of engineers globally to meet and exceed customer expectations

  • Medtronic: As a regional economics manager, consulted with executives in a large multistate region, to improve economic knowledge, value to excel in quality patient care earlier in the disease process positively impacting financial outcomes

  • HCA: Division Vice President for one of the largest for-profit health systems, influencing improved satisfaction of providers in 14 diverse localities across four states

  • Freeman Health System: Chief Nursing Officer for multi-hospital health system driving improved retention rates among more than 1500 professionals while driving excellence in quality metrics and outcomes

  • Olathe Health System: Led the genesis of a formal cardiology program and, over 13 years, tripled original volumes. Led construction of the Imaging Pavilion and coordinated collaboration between Radiology & Cardiology teams for optimized IT system (PACS) expansion and staffing expertise. Achieved the lowest turnover rates among physicians and staff, and the highest patient and staff satisfaction

  

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• November 2026 - NABIP Alaska Monthly Meeting

  • When
    04 Nov 2026
  •  
    11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Wildbirch Hotel
  • Registered
    1 registrant

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  Herding Cats: How to Attempt to Lower Cost Drivers in Workers’ Compensation

  Workers’ compensation in Alaska is a moving target, and the cost drivers aren’t always where employers think they are. This session breaks down the statutes, the biggest MOD pressures and the practical levers employers and brokers can actually pull to reduce indemnity exposure and improve outcomes.

  Attendees will walk away with a clearer understanding of Alaska’s WC framework, the real-world factors that inflate claims and the strategies that meaningfully shift cost trends.

  

  About Our Speaker:

  Martha T. Tansik, CMSP, MSCC – Shareholder Attorney, Meshke, Paddock, & Budzinski

  Martha is a shareholder at Meshke, Paddock, & Budzinski. She attended night law school at Seattle University while working at Seattle Children’s Hospital in hospital administration/external affairs. She interned with the legal department (addressing medical licensing and compliance, bioethics, and land use permitting during the hospital’s expansion). Martha’s undergraduate degree is in International Studies and Latin American Development from the American University in Washington DC. Her primary practice is workers’ compensation defense and subrogation; although Martha also serves as General Counsel for the Alaska Baha’i Community, a 501(c)(3).

  She holds two national level industry certifications (MSCC and CMSP) for Medicare Secondary Payor issues. Originally from North Carolina, she has lived and worked on three continents. She is a Board member of AWAIC; co-leads her daughter’s Brownie Girl Scout Troop (let her know if you need a cookie dealer!); and loves travelling with her family/friends, photography, shoes and ice cream.

  

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