Stay Connected. Stay Informed.

 

By joining the 2027 update list, you will be among the first to receive:

• Confirmed event dates and hotel information;

• Registration-opening announcements;

• Early registration opportunities;

• Agenda and session updates;

• Keynote and speaker announcements;

• Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities;

• Partner and membership information;

• Student and emerging-professional opportunities; and

• Important registration and hotel deadlines.

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More Than a Conference

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The Mid Rivers Risk Forum is a regional community built around collaboration, education, and meaningful professional relationships.

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The Forum connects professionals from across the risk-management landscape to exchange ideas, discuss emerging challenges, and develop practical solutions. Attendees gain access to educational sessions, industry leaders, regulators, students, and peers who understand the risks facing organizations today.

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Whether you manage risk for an employer, oversee a self-insured program, operate a captive, advise organizations, regulate the industry, or are preparing for a career in risk management, the Mid Rivers Risk Forum offers a place to learn, contribute, and connect.

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Who Should Attend?

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The Mid Rivers Risk Forum is designed for:

• Risk managers and insurance buyers;

• Self-insured employers;

• Captive owners and board members;

• Captive managers and service providers;

• Claims, safety, and workers’ compensation professionals;

• Regulators and government representatives;

• Brokers, consultants, attorneys, actuaries, and accountants;

• Students, faculty, and emerging professionals; and

• Anyone interested in the changing risk landscape.

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Powered by Partnership

The Mid Rivers Risk Forum is supported by organizations committed to advancing risk leadership across the Midwest:

• Missouri Captive Insurance Association;

• Missouri Self-Insurers Association;

• Participating RIMS chapters; and

• Missouri State University.

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Together, these partners help shape the Forum’s educational sessions, identify speakers, connect attendees, and ensure that the program reflects the needs of the broader risk community.

 

Help Shape the 2027 Forum

Those joining the update list may also receive opportunities to recommend:

• Session topics;

• Keynote and general-session speakers;

• Panelists and moderators;

• Networking activities;

• Student and workforce-development programs; and

• Improvements to the overall attendee experience.

 

Your input can help us build a Forum that is timely, practical, and valuable to professionals throughout the Midwest.