2026 AASCIF Annual Conference

Event Details

Start: July 26, 2026 @ 8:00AM EDT On-Demand End: July 29, 2026 @ EDT On-Demand Location: Albuquerque Convention Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Enlyte to Sponsor 2025 AASCIF Annual Conference in Albuquerque

Enlyte is proud to announce our Titanium sponsorship of the 2026 AASCIF Annual Conference, taking place July 26-29, 2026, in New Mexico.

This premier workers' compensation event brings together executives from state workers' compensation insurance funds across North America, including CEOs, general counsel, and executive leadership in claims, underwriting, finance, IT, and analytics. The AASCIF conference creates a unique environment for education, collaboration, and dialogue among the most knowledgeable workers' compensation professionals in the industry.

The conference features educational sessions across specialized tracks, networking opportunities with key decision-makers, and special events including a welcome reception, golf tournament, and closing party in magical Albuquerque, New Mexico.

As a Titanium sponsor, Enlyte will have a dedicated exhibit space and opportunities to engage with fund executives who are shaping the future of workers' compensation. We look forward to demonstrating how our solutions can help state funds optimize outcomes and address their unique challenges in the workers' compensation landscape.

Contact enlyteevents@enlyte.com with any questions.

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