TEXAS PR I MA 2019 C ONFERENC E AND EXPO

NOVEMBER 10—13, 2019

Moody Gardens Hoteland Convention Center

GalvestonTexas

BUILDING THE PYRAMIDSOF RISK MANAGEMENT

BUILDING THE PYRAMIDSOF RISK MANAGEMENT

Texas PRIMA has been working on building the pyramids of risk management for 30 years and we intend to continue that momentum with our Annual Conference & Expo in November! This year’s conference theme is “Building the Pyramids of Risk Management.”

We will be in Galveston, Texas at the beautiful Moody Gardens Hotel and Convention Center. Pack your favorite Egyptian costume to wear to Monday evening’s Casino Night and Dinner, which will feature the band Suede! The educational topics are going to be top notch as always and you are sure to leave with new risk management best practices to share with your team. Join the Texas PRIMA Board, other professional colleagues, and your friends as we journey through four days of professional development, networking and fun. Make your reservation now, see you in November!

Norma MartinezTexas PRIMA President, 2019

2019 Texas PRIMA BoARd

Texas PRIMA PresidentNORMA MARTINEZ

City of Sugar Land

President ElectLESLEY WARD

City of Bryan

SecretaryD. JASON HARDY, CSRM

Grand Prairie ISD

TreasurerCINDY CONYERS, CRM

City of San Marcos

Immediate Past PresidentDONNA JAMES-SPRUCE, ARM

Port of Corpus Christi Authority

Past PresidentDONNA PARKER STIRMAN

Hays County Sheriff’s Office

directors:LESLIE MILVO, ARM AU

City of Austin

BELINDA RAINDL

San Jacinto River Authority

MELISSA STEGER

UT System

ROBERT WARREN, CRM

City of Arlington

KEyNoTE SPEAKERS oPENINg KEyNoTE: PETE SMITh dARE To MATTER: how PuBlIc RISK MANAgERSRISE To SIgNIfIcANcE

Today’s risk management

professionals have a necessary, yet

difficult job to do. In order for them

to do their job well, they not only

need the right knowledge, they must

also be excellent communicators,

effective problem solvers, and

possess a high degree of self-

confidence, all while balancing the

stress of never being caught off

guard. Because of the demands placed on them, risk management

professionals need to maintain their own heightened level of

motivation, engagement, and commitment on a daily basis. The

keys to do so don’t reside in a pursuit of success and happiness;

rather, they exist within a relentless pursuit of significance. After

years of research, interviews, training, and observation, Pete

Smith reveals the significance framework outlined in his best-

selling book, Dare to Matter. This framework reveals the six major

pillars of significance and how they can be incorporated into

our daily lives. This framework challenges traditional thinking

of success and happiness and presents an alternative, possibly

contrarian, approach that will leave you feeling inspired, engaged,

and committed to making a bigger impact in this world. With

his career spanning over 20 years, Pete Smith is an international

speaker and coach in the fields of leadership, management,

personal growth and development.

coNfERENcE ScholARShIPS AvAIlABlEScholarship application deadline — friday, September 13A limited number of full and/or partial scholarships to attend

the 2019 Conference are available to Public Entity Members who

have not attended the last two Texas PRIMA conferences. Funds

may be awarded for registration, lodging at the conference

hotel, and travel. Also included in the scholarship is a Texas

PRIMA membership for 2020. Public entities include cities,

counties, state agencies, school districts, and many other special

districts. Each eligible entity may receive only one scholarship.

Visit texasprima.org to obtain a scholarship application. For

questions concerning scholarships, contact Ashley Waggoner

at 512-394-0719 or info@texasprima.org.

cloSINg KEyNoTE: BRucE uRE Retired Deputy Chief, Seguin Police Dept.BAcKSTAgE AT ThE lAS vEgAS ShooTINg

Retired Deputy Chief Bruce Ure was

present backstage at the Route 91

Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas

on October 1, 2017 where he was

injured from bullet shrapnel. He

is credited for saving three lives,

including placing a tourniquet on a

victim, commandeering a vehicle,

driving down the oncoming lane on

Las Vegas Blvd. and transporting three

critically injured victims to a local trauma center. Chief Ure uses his

experience at the worst mass shooting in American history to deliver

a personal message of survival. He was bestowed the highest honor

by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, the Medal of Valor, for his actions in

Las Vegas. Chief Ure shares his experience, describes personal and

professional lessons learned and offers encouragement to those who

might face tragic and similar circumstances in the future, because it is

not if, but rather when, another mass shooting will occur.

EducATIoNAl SESSIoNSThe sessions offered at this year’s conference represent a full

range of issues important to you, your entity, and the integrity of

the risk management programs for which you have responsibility.

This year’s Education and Conference Planning Committees have

worked diligently to ensure a collection of informative and diverse

educational sessions will be offered, benefiting long-time risk

management professionals and staff, as well as those new to the

profession. Tracks include: General Risk Management, Employment

Practices & Benefits, Workers’ Compensation, and Safety & Claims.

coNTINuINg EducATIoN cREdITSContinuing education credit will be obtained from the Texas

Department of Insurance and Commission for Case Manager

Certification for select sessions. Registrants wishing to obtain CE

credit must sign in and out at each session. Visit the registration

area during the conference for questions and to obtain a

certificate of attendance for other certification programs.

SPEcIAl REquESTSIf you require special accommodations of any kind, contact

Paula Sasser at 512-651-3540 (or 711 Texas Relay) as soon as

you register to allow sufficient time for your ADA or dietary needs

to be accommodated.

SuN., Nov 10 2019 coNfERENcE SchEdulE AT A glANcE12 PM–6 PM ConFeRenCe RegiSTRATion – Expo Registration Desk

3 PM–4 PM CeRTiFiCATionS & DeSignATionS – ADDeD VAlue To You & YouR oRgAnizATion – Vine 1 Room (pre-registration required)

4 PM–5 PM TexAS MuniCiPAl SAFeTY gRouP SeSSion – Vine 1 Room (pre-registration required)

6 PM–7 PM WelCoMe ReCePTion AnD RegiSTRATion – 9th Floor Viewfinders Terrace

MoN., Nov 11 general Risk ManagementFloral Hall A1

employment Practices & BenefitsIris/Tulip

Workers’ CompensationFloral Hall A2

Safety & ClaimsHibiscus/Daffodil

7:30 AM–6 PM ConFeRenCe RegiSTRATion – Expo Registration Desk

7:30 AM–8 AM 1ST TiMe ATTenDee – WelCoMe AnD oRienTATion – Viewfinders Terrace

7:30 AM–8:30 AM MoRning BeVeRAge SeRViCe – South Lobby of Convention Center

8:30 AM–9:45 AMState of the Market –

liability Hot Button issuesLauren Tredinnick, Munich RE

leveraging Multiple engagement Tools for Continuous improvement

Sheri Rich, Sarah Johnson, Keller ISD; Derek Brown, Marathon Health;

Janiel Werner, UnitedHealthcare

Claims impacting School Districts: These Should Be on Your RadarDenise Bromley, DB3 Unlimited Services, Tracy Debardelaben,

Alief ISD

VinCiBle, Creating a Culture of Safety in Texas law enforcement

Paul Christ, TML-IRPChief Wayne Nero, City of

Georgetown PD

10 AM–11:30 AM KeYnoTe: PeTe SMiTH DARe To MATTeR: HoW PuBliC RiSK MAnAgeRS RiSe To SigniFiCAnCe – Expo Hall A1 & A2

11:45 AM–1:30 PM exHiBiT HAll gRAnD oPening – lunCH in THe exHiBiT HAll – Expo Hall C

1:45 PM–3 PM

Ten, no Thirteen, no Sixteen Commandments of Public entity Contracts

Richard Wigzell, York Risk Services

overcoming Barriers With Workplace Physical Abilities Testing

Yolanda Perez, City of McAllen, Brandi Prejean, Thornton, Biechlin,

Reynolds & Guerra, LC

enhancing Communication with Firefighters on Workers’

Compensation ClaimsLaura Romo, City of San Antonio

Distracted Driving: What Matters Most To You?

Berry Bairrington, City of Waco, Lisa Robinson, NSC

3 PM–3:30 PM BeVeRAge BReAK WiTH exHiBiToRS – Expo Hall C

3:45 PM–5 PM

Mood Disorders: navigating PTSD & other Psychological

injury ClaimsDr. Rebecca A. Blood, Medical Equation

Practical Strategies for RTW Programs and the ADA

Kimberly Webb, Consultant

PTSD and Presumptions in Texas W/C Cases

Robert Stokes, Flahive, Ogden & Latson

The Progression of Safety Culture & Safety Mgmt. Systems

Matthew Chapman, Port of Houston Authority

5:15 PM–6 PM 30TH AnniVeRSARY CeleBRATion & AWARDS PReSenTATion – Expo Hall A1 & A2

7 PM–Midnight CASino nigHT & DinneR – Moody Ballroom

TuES., Nov. 12 general Risk Management employment Practices & Benefits Workers’ Compensation Safety & Claims

7:30 AM–8:30 AM MoRning BeVeRAge SeRViCe – The Plaza Level Foyer

8:30 AM–9:45 AM

Public entities & Flood insurance Coverage

Michelle Faust, North American Solutions

next generation Virtual CareDarren Bruton, Aetna, Lance

Nauman, Katy ISD

Return to Work Works – it’s Your Budget, Better Pay Attention

Pat Crawford, Tx Dept. of Insurance

Does W/C Claim Frequency lead to Severity?

David Weightman, Frank Altiere, PMA Companies

10 AM–10:30 AM BeVeRAge BReAK WiTH exHiBiToRS – Expo Hall C

10:45 AM–12 PMAnatomy of a lawsuit

Scott Roloff, Intergerhealth Kirte Kinser, Esq.

Sexual Harassment for Managers & Supervisors

Wendy Standorf, TML-IRP,Shanell Garcia, City of Stafford

inside the Pyramid: unlocking the Mysteries of Teams

Melissa Steger, The UT System, Susan Franzen, PatternShifts, LLC

Risk Management for Public Fleet operations

Shawn Elliff, Travelers

Noon–1:15 PM lunCH in THe exHiBiT HAll – Expo Hall C

1:30 PM–2:45 PM

Changing and Building A Cyber Awareness Culture

Mark Knepshield, McGriff, Seibels & Williams, Bernie Acre, City of Bryan

Value Based Care – lower Costs and improved employee Health

Lance Spivey, StratiFi Health, Andrea Cockrell, City of Plano

Medicare Triple Whammy – CRC Recovery, Treasury Claims and

Medicare Advantage liensMark Popolizio, ISO Claims Partners

Customized early Symptom intervention Programs – Do they Work?Steven Clark, Select Physical Therapy,

Mark Barta, City of Fort Worth

2:45 PM–3:15 PM BeVeRAge BReAK WiTH exHiBiToRS – Expo Hall C

3:30 PM–4:45 PM

School Resource officers: Yours, Mine or ours?

John Roy, OneBeacon Gov. Risk,Veronica Guevara, Bexar County

Healthcare Procurement: navigating Healthcare with

Clinical insightsDr. Shealynn Buck, Kril

Cunningham, Lockton Dunning Benefits, Lauren Safranek, City of Frisco

2020 Vision – What’s Coming in W/C Policy Around the Country

Brian Allen, Mitchell

emergency Planning in the Age of Technology: getting it Right

Phil Mole, VelocityEHS

4:45 PM–6 PM SPonSoR/exHiBiToR APPReCiATion ReCePTion – Expo Hall C

wEd., Nov. 13 general Risk Management employment Practices & Benefits Workers’ Compensation Safety & Claims

8 AM–9 AM MoRning BeVeRAge SeRViCe – Ballroom Foyer

8:30 AM–9:45 AMRound Table Discussion –

Property insurance and Valuation Trends

Round Table Discussion – Building Pyramids of Risk Management

Panel Discussion - Building networks: 504/1305

8:30–9 AM Top 10 RFP Do’s & Don’ts Mark Sulek, AON

9:15–9:45 AM Managing Claims in a Post-opioid Climate

Patty Reinecke, Tina D’Andrea, Midwest Employers Casualty

10 AM– 12:15 PM

MeMBeRSHiP MeeTing & CloSing KeYnoTe: KeYnoTe: BRuCe uRe – BACKSTAge AT THe lAS VegAS SHooTing – Floral Hall BDoor prize drawings – You must be present to win!

coNfERENcE hAPPENINgSSuNdAy

MUST PRE-REGISTER TO aTTEnd ThE SUnday SESSIOnS.

cERTIfIcATIoNS & dESIgNATIoNS – AddEd vAluE To you & youR oRgANIzATIoN ............................................................. 3 PM–4 PM

Join us to hear about the benefits and steps you can take to

earn professional certifications and designations. You will hear

from Texas PRIMA members and sponsors on the impact these

credentials can have on your career.

TExAS MuNIcIPAl SAfETy gRouP SESSIoN ................... 4 PM–5 PM

The primary goal is to build a network of safety professionals

that could benchmark, share common ideas and discuss issues

or concerns that are unique to municipalities. This session

will give members an opportunity to address common issues

specific to local government safety issues.

PRE-coNfERENcE EvENTSMUST bE REGISTEREd fOR ThE cOnfEREncE and PRE-REGISTER TO PaRTIcIPaTE In OnE Of ThESE EVEnTS by OcT. 2 dEadlInE.

Attendees may register for one of the following events:

PuTT & PAMPERgolf AT Moody gARdENS golf couRSE .........................9 AM

Hosted by McGriff, Seibels & Williams of Texas

Golf fees ............................................... $20 Public Entity Registrant

$80 Corporate Registrant

ThE SPA AT Moody gARdENS .....................................9 AM–5 PM

Hosted by McGriff, Seibels & Williams of Texas

Spa service options are 50 minute massage, 50 minute facial

or express mani/pedi. Spa event is available only on Sunday

and only to Public Entity registrants. Limited spa spots are

available and must be booked in advance through Texas

PRIMA (NOT through the spa). A spa reservation time link will

be emailed to spa registrants after we receive your conference

registration and $20 spa payment.

fIShINg ExPEdITIoN Hosted by York ..................... 8 AM departure

NeW THiS Year! Join us for an adventure in the bay! This new

addition to Sunday’s schedule will be a 4 hour trip into the bay

– rod, reel, bait and stringer will be provided. A fishing license,

at the registered attendee’s expense, is required to participate.

Additional details to be provided.

No charge. For public entity registrants only.

wElcoME REcEPTIoN .................................................................6 PM–7 PM

Beverages and light hors d’oeuvres will be provided.

MoNdAy1ST TIME ATTENdEE wElcoME & oRIENTATIoN ..... 7:30 AM–8 AM

NeW THiS Year! This event will welcome our first time

attendees and provide tips on how to make the most of

their conference experience and Texas PRIMA Membership

throughout the year.

coNfERENcE SESSIoNS coMMENcE ........................................8:30 AM

oPENINg KEyNoTE ............................................................. 10 AM–11:30 AM

ExhIBIT hAll gRANd oPENINg & luNch IN ThE ExhIBIT hAll ................................... 11:45 AM–1:30 PM

Immediately following the opening keynote we will have a buffet

lunch in the exhibit hall.

BEvERAgE BREAK wITh ExhIBIToRS ........................... 3 PM–3:30 PM

30Th ANNIvERSARy cElEBRATIoN & AwARdSPRESENTATIoN .................................................................. 5:15 PM–6 PM

Join us as we celebrate 30 years of Texas PRIMA and our risk

management award recipients!

cASINo NIghT & dINNER ............................. 7 PM–12 AM MIDNIGHT

Following the Awards Celebration, join your fellow attendees for

Texas PRIMA’s signature networking event. Enjoy casino games, a

dinner buffet, and live music from Suede.

EgyPTIAN ThEMEd ATTIRE IS ENcouRAgEd.

TuESdAycoNfERENcE SESSIoNS coMMENcE .................................... 8:30 AM

ExhIBIT hAll AcTIvITIES (with exhibitors):

BEVERAGE BREAKS (2) ............10 AM–10:30 AM, 2:45 PM–3:15 PM

LUNCH IN THE EXHIBIT HALL ........................................ 12 PM–1:15 PM

Join us for a buffet lunch in the exhibit hall and don’t forget to

complete your game card.

SPoNSoR & ExhIBIToR APPREcIATIoN REcEPTIoN ...........................................4:45 PM–6 PM

wEdNESdAycoNfERENcE SESSIoNS coMMENcE .................................... 8:30 AM

NeW THiS Year! We will be offering 2 round table sessions,

a panel discussion and 2 mini (30-minute) sessions on

Wednesday morning.

MEMBERShIP MEETINg/cloSINg KEyNoTE & dooR PRIzES ......................... 10 AM–12:15 PM

Must be present to win door prizes!

coNfERENcE REgISTRATIoN INfoRMATIoNREgISTRATIoN dESK houRS .....SunDAY Noon–6 PM, TueSDAY 7:30 AM–5 PM

MonDAY 7:30 AM–6 PM, WeDneSDAY 8 AM–Noon

Registration includes entrance to all educational sessions and Exhibit Hall, plus:

SunDAY ......Welcome Reception

MonDAY .....Lunch in Exhibit Hall, Beverage Break in Exhibit Hall, Casino Night & Dinner

TueSDAY .... Lunch in Exhibit Hall, Beverage Breaks in Exhibit Hall,

Sponsor Appreciation Reception

Additional guest tickets may be purchased for Casino Night & Dinner ($65), and the

Lunch with exhibitors on Monday and Tuesday ($50 per lunch).

cANcEllATIoNS & REfuNdSWritten cancellations (postmarked on or before Friday, Oct. 4, 2019) will receive

a refund, minus a $25 processing fee. No refunds will be made after fRIdAy, ocT. 4, 2019. Refunds will not be issued for conference “no-shows.” All refunds

will be issued post-conference.

ExhIBITIoN INfoRMATIoNThe 2019 EXPO offers access to the latest information and products available in the

risk management, insurance, safety and employee benefits fields. Representatives

from exhibiting companies will be available to discuss products and services offering

solutions to public entity needs on a one-on-one basis. Registrants are encouraged

to visit the Exhibit Hall for updated information and opportunities to win valuable

prizes throughout the exhibition. Exhibition hours (and activities) are as follows:

MonDAY .....Grand Opening Lunch with Exhibitors ................................ 11:45 AM–1:30 PM

Beverage Break with Exhibitors ................................................... 3 PM–3:30 PM

TuESdAy ....Beverage Breaks (2) with Exhibitors ....10 AM–10:30 AM / 2:45 PM–3:15 PM

Lunch with Exhibitors ....................................................................... 12 PM–1:15 PM

Sponsor & Exhibitor Appreciation Reception ..........................4:45 PM–6 PM

hoTEl AccoMModATIoNShoST hoTEl ........................................Moody gardens Hotel and Convention Center

7 Hope Boulevard, Galveston, Texas 77554

Mention Texas PRIMA to receive the special conference rate ..............$139 single / double

+ applicable tax

To book conference accommodations call 888-388-8484 or visit texasprima.org for

the online reservation link. There are a limited number of government rate rooms

available to qualifying guests.

hoTEl RESERvATIoN dEAdlINE: ocT. 16, 2019

ouR gENERouS SPoNSoRS, 2018 – 2019

PlATINuM SPoNSoRS

McGriff Seibels & Williams of Texas, Inc.

York Risk Services Group

TRISTAR Insurance Group

Aetna

AON Risk Solutions

dIAMoNd SPoNSoRS

AS&G

UnitedHealthcare

CIGNA

Surplus Lines Stamping Office of Texas

Injury Management Organization, Inc.

PMA Companies

AWPRx

gold SPoNSoRS

Texas Political Subdivisions

Munich RE

Midwest Employers Casualty Company

Safety National

North American Solutions

Commercial Risk Services

SIlvER SPoNSoRS

Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management

Svc, Inc. • TASB Risk Management Fund

• Texas Association of Counties

• TML-IRP • Travelers • Corvel • USI

Insurance • HCA Asset Management,

LLC • AIG • Versant Health (Davis

Vision) • Frost Insurance Agency •

Claims Administrative Services • Eye

Med • 1-2-1 Claims • Trident Public Risk

Solutions • First Financial • Genesis

Mgt & Insurance Svc, Inc. • Chubb •

Delta Dental Insurance Company •

Trinity Review Services • CCMSI • Lytx

• Liberty Mutual • Asperta • Origami

Risk • Carlisle Insurance Agency, Inc. •

NOVARE • Pate Rehabilitation • Alamo

Insurance Co • Precision Safe Sidewalks,

LLC • Morrison Investigations •

The Jenkins Agency • Brinson Benefits

• ISYS Solutions, Inc. • MEDATA •

Berkley Public Entity Managers

TExAS PRIMA REgISTRATIoN foRMRegister online at texasprima.org or print clearly to complete form. All FielDS RequiReD.

YouR ConFeRenCe ATTenDAnCe: q First time!!! q my #_________ year

How many years have you been in the risk management profession? _________________

First & Last Name ________________________________________________________

Professional Credentials / Certifications _______________________________________

Nickname for Badge ___________________ TDI License # ______________________

Entity / Employer ________________________________________________________

Work Address ___________________________________________________________

City / State / ZIP ________________________________________________________

E-mail _________________________________________________________________

Daytime Phone __________________________________________________________

Special Needs (Dietary or ADA) _____________________________________________

SIgN ME uP for the 2019 TExAS PRIMA coNfERENcEocT. 17 oR EARlIER: ocT. 18 oR lATER: ThE SuNdAy fuN-dAy ExTRAS† (SPA & fIShINg oNly oPEN To PuBlIc ENTITIES):

q $380* Public Entity q $405* Public Entity q $0, 3 – 4 PM Certifications & Designations – Added Value to You & Your Organization

q $555* RISK POOL q $580* RISK POOL q $0, 4 – 5 PM Texas Municipal Safety Group Session

q $630* Corporate q $655* Corporate Attendees may register for one of the following events (registration deadline oct. 2):

†all Sunday events require pre-registration. q $20 golf / Public Entity q $80 golf / Corporate

q $20 spa / Public Entities only

q $0 fishing expedition / Public Entities onlyoPT ouT of EvENTS:NEED TO MISS A CONFERENCE FUNCTION? NO PROBLEM! PLEASE HELP US PLAN FOR THE PROPER NUMBER OF GUESTS BY “OPTING-OUT”.oPT ME uP ouT of ThE followINg EvENTS / NoT MARKINg IMPlIES youR PRoMISE To ATTENd:I do NoT plan to attend: q WELCOME RECEPTION ............................ Sunday 6 PM – 7 PM q LUNCH WITH EXHIBITORS ..................... Monday 11:45 AM – 1:15 PM q CASINO NIGHT & DINNER ....................... Monday 7 PM – 12 AM MIDNIGHT q LUNCH WITH EXHIBITORS ...................... Tuesday 12 PM NOON – 1:15 PM

fEES duE/SuBToTAlComplete this section, indicating corresponding payment amounts; enter total in TOTAL PAYMENT DUE / ENCLOSED below.

coNfERENcE REgISTRATIoN fEE (from the registration option that you selected above) .......................................................................$ _______________

PuTT / PAMPER / fIShINg (check one): q $20 GOLF Public Entity q $20 SPA Public Entities only offer valid thru Oct. 2 only

q $80 GOLF Corporate q $0 FISHING Public Entities only ...........................................$ _______________

ExTRA TIcKETS (purchase ONLY if you are NOT a conference registrant or need tickets in addition to the event tickets included with registration)

v for Casino Night & Dinner ...........................................$65 each x _________ extra tickets .........................................................................$ _______________

v for Monday Lunch with Exhibitors ...........................$50 each x _________ extra tickets .........................................................................$ _______________

v for Tuesday Lunch with Exhibitors ...........................$50 each x _________ extra tickets .........................................................................$ _______________

ToTAl PAyMENT duE / ENcloSEd (must equal amounts indicated in FEES DUE / SUBTOTAL section above) ......$ _______________

SElEcT PAyMENT TyPE:q MASTERCARD q VISA q AMEX q CHECK – For payment by check, do not staple payment to form; please attach with paperclip.

Card Number: ____________________________________________________ Security Code (required): _____________________________

Cardholder Phone Number: __________________________________________ Expiration Date: ____________________________________

Billing Address: ___________________________________________________ City / State / Zip: ___________________________________

Printed Name: ____________________________________________________ Cardholder Signature: ________________________________

how To PAy:Register & pay via credit card online ... texasprima.orge-MAil .... info@texasprima.org

MAil......... Register & pay via check or credit card:Texas PRIMA, P.o. Box 4693, AuSTIN Tx 78765

coNfERENcE REgISTRATIoN INcludES:• Exhibit Hall & Session access• Welcome Reception• Casino Night & Dinner (1 ticket)• Sponsor Appreciation Reception• (2) Luncheons• One-year Texas PRIMA Membership* Public Entity $75 … Risk Pool $150 … Corporate $225q OPT ME OUT of the Texas PRIMA

MEMBERSHIP (fee remains the same)

PlEASE NoTE: Attendance at Texas PRIMA events constitutes an agreement by the attendee to Texas PRIMA’s use and distribution of the attendee’s images or voice in photographs, videotapes, and audio tapes of such events and activities. Unless you inform Texas PRIMA that you object, permission is assumed.

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