2016 Employee Benefit Training. Professional Development Institute

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1 2016 Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

2 Willis Towers Watson is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Avenue North, Suite 700, Nashville, TN (website: nasba.org). All Willis Towers Watson Professional Development Institute seminars are eligible for CPE credits (for CPAs) and Human Resource Certification Institute recertification credits (for PHR, SPHR and GPHR holders) Visit PDI online at: willistowerswatson.com/pdi-2016-register.

3 2016 Employee Benefit Training About Willis Towers Watson PDI For more than a quarter-century, the Willis Towers Watson Professional Development Institute (PDI) has been providing outstanding training in U.S. benefits to human resources (HR) and benefit professionals from large and midsize employers. We at PDI take a fresh approach one that makes highly technical information relevant, interesting and easy to understand. Our experienced faculty members actively engage participants by encouraging interaction. Using a variety of presentation styles, we continually reinforce and clarify complex material. And our concrete examples help you better understand critical rules, regulations and concepts why and how they ve come to be, and how they apply to real life. As one seminar attendee put it, You do an exceptional job of taking very complex information and talking about it on a level I can understand. PDI Leadership William L. Belanger, senior consultant, is the director of Willis Towers Watson PDI. An attorney by training, with 30 years of experience in retirement plan design, operation and compliance, Mr. Belanger develops and delivers benefit seminars and customized in-house education and training programs for clients, and also assists with development and delivery of internal Willis Towers Watson training. Mr. Belanger has extensive expertise in benefit plan fiduciary responsibility and governance, and he is one of Willis Towers Watson s leaders in fiduciary education, training and consulting. In addition, Mr. Belanger frequently publishes articles and serves as a featured speaker at conferences. He is a member of the Bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Joan E. Johnson, senior consultant and a health and benefit practitioner with more than 25 years of experience, is responsible for the development and delivery of PDI seminars, and training programs in health and group benefits. Ms. Johnson is a Certified Employee Benefit Specialist, a Fellow of the International Society of Certified Employee Benefit Specialists and a Compensation Management Specialist. She has also served as an instructor at the Center for Management Development of Rutgers University Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

4 Overview of PDI Benefit Training Willis Towers Watson PDI provides training in U.S. employee benefits from seminars offered nationally, to customized training sessions presented onsite at your organization. Depending on the program, participants range from a group of peers employed by organizations throughout North America to a single executive receiving individualized training on a one-on-one basis. PDI seminars are designed for those who work with benefit plan design, administration and compliance, and whose jobs require knowledge of standards and procedures for fiduciary decision making and oversight specifically, members of HR, benefit, finance, treasury, legal and payroll departments. PDI Benefit Training At a Glance To help you select the PDI program that s right for you, here s a quick look at the various PDI options. Benefit Seminars Training Delivered at Locations Around the U.S. These live, face-to-face seminars address retirement plans and health and group benefits on either a fundamental or an in-depth level. For seminar content, dates and locations, and registration information, see pages This is my third session. I learn something new each time and enjoy them tremendously. 2 willistowerswatson.com

5 OnSite SM Training Customized Training Delivered at Your Location PDI OnSite SM Solutions Employee Benefit Training Training in Fiduciary Responsibility and Benefit Plan Governance HIPAA Privacy and Security Training Personal Benefit Training for Executives Benefit Education Coalition Consider If: You need benefit training delivered onsite at your location that is customized to your needs regarding training level (fundamental or in-depth), topics, scope, timing and, if you desire, provisions of your organization s benefit plans. For more information, see page 17. You or others in your organization serve in a fiduciary role regarding your organization s benefit plans (e.g., by serving on a benefit investment or administration committee) and need comprehensive training in your fiduciary responsibilities and duties as well as best practices of plan governance. For more information, see page 18. Your staff is new to working with protected health information or needs a refresher course on this legally mandated training, including the latest regulations, your organization s policies and procedures, and changes resulting from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of If your employees received Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) training more than five years ago, they are long overdue for another round. For more information, see page 18. You are a senior manager newly appointed to a position with responsibility of your organization s benefit plans, and you need intense grounding in employee benefit plans but don t have the time to travel to an out-of-town seminar. For more information, see page 18. There is a common need for training among your local peer organizations and their respective staffs. PDI will work with you to develop a Benefit Education Coalition to bring cost-effective training to your area on the topics you select. For more information, see page Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

6 2016 Benefit Seminars 2016 Benefit Seminars Willis Towers Watson PDI offers the following seminars in U.S. employee benefits: Fundamentals of Retirement Plans (two days) Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits (two days) Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans (two days) Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits (two days) Each of our seminars will be offered multiple times around the U.S., allowing you to design a training program that is unique to you one that fits your content, timing and location needs. See page 3 for a complete listing of seminar dates and locations. Which seminar is right for me? Seminar Fundamentals of Retirement Plans Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits Appropriate if: You are new to benefits, you are returning to benefits from working in another discipline or you ve never had comprehensive benefit training and you need a crash course in retirement plan and/or health and group benefit fundamentals. You have experience and/or previous training in benefits and need a course that dives deeper into selected areas of retirement plans and/or health and group benefits. 4 willistowerswatson.com

7 Fundamentals of Retirement Plans What are the different types of employee benefit plans? What are the similarities and differences between the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) and the Internal Revenue Code (IRC)? Which plan provisions are required, and which are a matter of plan design? What are the key terms and concepts I need to understand so I can talk the talk? If these are questions you ve been asking, then our Fundamentals of Retirement Plans seminar is right for you. This course can help retirement plan professionals get generally acquainted with retirement plans, distinguish between defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) including 401(k) and 403(b) plans, examine the key rules and administrative aspects that apply to all plans, and put everything in a broader context. Learning Objectives A training resource to help benefit and HR professionals: Build critical skills and knowledge of the fundamentals of DB and DC retirement plans, including the regulatory and compliance environment Understand the key issues in designing and administering retirement plans Delivery method: Group Live Good pace and opportunity for questions. Program level: Basic Prerequisites: None No advance preparation is required. CPAs earn 14 CPE credits: Business Law (9 credits), Specialized Knw and Apps (5 credits). This seminar has been approved for 12 recertification hours toward PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

8 Day one 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Overview of Employee Benefit Plans and Retirement Plans 1:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. DC Plans Day two 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon DB Plans Types and goals of employee benefit plans Benefit terminology Basic structure, design and operation of an employee benefit plan The regulatory environment: ERISA, the IRC, and the role of federal agencies and the courts Main types of retirement plans: DC and DB Tax treatment: Qualified and nonqualified plans Summary of key IRC and ERISA requirements Fiduciary responsibility Types of DC plans Types and tax treatment of contributions IRC limitations that affect DC plan accumulations Minimum vesting requirements Coverage and nondiscrimination Funding and accounting Investing of plan assets Distributions, withdrawals and loans Types of plans: Traditional vs. hybrid Typical types and elements of benefit formulas IRC limitations that affect DB plan benefits Minimum vesting requirements Coverage and nondiscrimination Funding and accounting Investing of plan assets Distributions 1:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Retirement Plan Operation and Administration Overview of key roles, parties and tasks The typical administrative calendar Issues raised during the life cycle of an employee Deeper dive: Service crediting Deeper dive: Reporting and disclosure Record retention Compliance practices, pitfalls and preferred practices There will be frequent breaks and a one-hour lunch each day. 6 willistowerswatson.com

9 Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits What concepts and issues do employers need to focus on for medical plans? What is the potential impact of health care reform on employers? What are health reimbursement arrangements and health savings accounts, and why are employers interested in these features? How do life insurance, disability and flexible spending accounts fit into the equation? And what about key compliance requirements such as the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) and the Family and Medical Leave Act? For answers to these questions, as well as insights into other pressing health and group benefit issues, consider our Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits seminar. This program introduces key terms and concepts, and examines new developments in the ever-changing medical plan landscape. Using a step-by-step approach, this seminar covers all of the basics, including the regulatory environment. Day one 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. ERISA Rules and Concepts Plans, participants and beneficiaries ERISA preemption Fiduciary responsibilities 10:45 a.m. 12:00 noon Health Care Benefits Key concepts Types of traditional and managed care plans Prescription drug plans 1:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) Learning Objectives A training resource to help benefit and HR professionals: Build critical skills and knowledge of the fundamentals of health and group benefits, including the regulatory and compliance environment Understand the key issues in designing and administering health and group benefits Delivery method: Group Live Program level: Basic Prerequisites: None No advance preparation is required. CPAs earn 14 CPE credits: Business Law (6 credits), Specialized Knw and Apps (8 credits). This seminar has been approved for 12 recertification hours toward PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute. Eligibility and distribution requirements Key compliance issues Employer interest Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

10 3:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Income Replacement Benefits Day two 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Cafeteria Plans 10:45 a.m. 12:00 noon COBRA Sick days, short-term disability and long-term disability Social Security cash benefits Workers Compensation Group term life insurance Group universal life insurance Business travel accident, and accidental death and dismemberment Accelerated death benefits Benefits offered through cafeteria plans, including flexible spending accounts Change-in-status rules Compliance requirements Employers and plans subject to COBRA Qualifying events and qualified beneficiaries Employer disclosure requirements Penalties for noncompliance 1:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Family and Medical Leave Act 3:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Legislative Update Covered employers and eligible employees Reasons for leave How benefits work during leave Employer disclosure requirements The basics of health care reform There will be frequent breaks and a one-hour lunch each day. 8 willistowerswatson.com

11 Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans What are the latest issues and trends affecting retirement plans? How should benefit plan vendors be selected and monitored? What are the key requirements imposed on nonqualified arrangements by IRC Section 409A? And what are the conditions for electronic disclosure to plan participants? If you are ready to begin drilling down into specific issues of retirement plans, consider our Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans seminar. Whether it s getting your arms around the details of coverage and nondiscrimination testing, or understanding the benefit plan issues that arise from a merger and acquisition event, you will be pleased by how detailed yet interesting and understandable this session is. Day one 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Legislative, Regulatory and Judicial Update Government legislative and regulatory activity Key court cases 10:45 a.m. 12:00 noon Qualified Plan Coverage and Nondiscrimination Coverage testing Nondiscrimination testing Correction of coverage and nondiscrimination test failure 1:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Advanced Plan Distribution Issues 3:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Vendor Management Qualified Domestic Relations Orders ( QDROs ) Required minimum distributions Roth 401(k) and 403(b) accounts Issues regarding annuity forms of payment Selection and contracting criteria Fee disclosures under ERISA Section 408(b)(2) Liability issues Fiduciary monitoring of vendors Learning Objectives A training resource to help benefit and HR professionals: Build critical skills and knowledge regarding retirement plans, including regulatory developments, plan design issues and key compliance requirements Keep up to date with emerging trends in retirement plan design and administration Delivery method: Group Live Program level: Intermediate Prerequisites: Basic understanding of retirement plans, through either work experience or education No advance preparation is required. CPAs earn 14 CPE credits: Business Law (8 credits), Specialized Knw and Apps (6 credits). This seminar has been approved for 12 recertification hours toward PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

12 Day two 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Nonqualified Retirement Plans and Section 409A Types and goals of nonqualified plans ERISA issues IRC Section 409A requirements Coordinating qualified and nonqualified plans 10:45 a.m. 12:00 noon Electronic Disclosure to Plan Participants and Beneficiaries DOL requirements IRS requirements PBGC requirements 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Trends in Qualified Plans Plan design Plan investments Plan administration Very knowledgeable presenters and relevant topics. 2:45 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Qualified Plans in Mergers and Acquisitions Review: Types of transactions Pre-transaction due diligence Design issues Compliance issues Governance issues There will be frequent breaks and a one-hour lunch each day. 10 willistowerswatson.com

13 Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits What do employers need to know to respond to the requirements of health care reform? What are employee wellness programs, and what is the business case for these programs? What are the latest retiree medical trends? Why are reporting and disclosure still important? How can I ensure my company is HIPAA-compliant? And what is the price of HIPAA noncompliance? If you re facing these questions, our Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits seminar has the answers. By examining the rules the latest legislation and regulations and sharing best practices of leading organizations throughout the U.S., this seminar will give you new insights to bring to your organization and share with colleagues. Day one 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Health Care Reform 1:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Retiree Health Care The individual mandate and financial assistance An update on the exchanges and enrollment Thinking strategically and defining the road ahead for employers How Medicare works with employer plans An update on the Medicare Part D marketplace and enrollment How private and public exchanges will impact retiree health care 3:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Impact on group health plans Privacy rules Security rules Learning Objectives A training resource to help benefit and HR professionals: Build critical skills and knowledge of the financial and regulatory issues of health and group benefits Keep up to date with emerging trends and the vendor marketplace Delivery method: Group Live Program level: Intermediate Prerequisites: Basic understanding of health and group benefits, through either work experience or education No advance preparation is required. CPAs earn 14 CPE credits: Business Law (8 credits), Specialized Knw and Apps (6 credits). This seminar has been approved for 12 recertification hours toward PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

14 Day two 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Health and Wellness Promotion The business case Designing an effective program Legal considerations 10:45 a.m. 12:00 noon Managing Financial Risk What is risk? Employer options Impact of state and federal legislation 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Managing Pharmacy Benefits Cost drivers Rethinking strategies Specialty pharmacy Class size was perfect, allowing for easy interaction with peers. 2:45 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Reporting and Disclosure Form 5500 SARs, SMMs and SPDs Other required health and group benefit disclosures Methods of disclosure There will be frequent breaks and a one-hour lunch each day. 12 willistowerswatson.com

15 2016 Seminar Dates and Locations Here s where and when PDI seminars will be held in 2016, in chronological order: Seminar Location Dates Fundamentals Track Philadelphia April Fundamentals of Retirement Plans Philadelphia April Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits Philadelphia April Fundamentals Track Dallas May 2 5 Fundamentals of Retirement Plans Dallas May 2 3 Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits Dallas May 4 5 Beyond the Basics Track Atlanta May Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans Atlanta May Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits Atlanta May Fundamentals Track San Francisco June 6 9 Fundamentals of Retirement Plans San Francisco June 6 7 Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits San Francisco June 8 9 Beyond the Basics Track Chicago June Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans Chicago June Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits Chicago June Beyond the Basics Track Boston August Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans Boston August Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits Boston August Fundamentals Track Charlotte September Fundamentals of Retirement Plans Charlotte September Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits Charlotte September Beyond the Basics Track Houston September Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans Houston September Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits Houston September Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

16 Calendar format: Seminar April May June July August September Fundamentals of Retirement Plans Philadelphia April Dallas May 2 3 San Francisco June 6 7 Charlotte September Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits Philadelphia April Dallas May 4 5 San Francisco June 8 9 Charlotte September Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans Atlanta May Chicago June Boston August Houston September Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits Atlanta May Chicago June Boston August Houston September willistowerswatson.com

17 Seminar Costs and Registration Your registration fee covers all seminar materials, plus a continental breakfast and lunch each day. Please complete and submit a separate registration form for each person registering. How to Register Online: willistowerswatson.com/pdi-2016-register Fax: Print and complete the registration form in this brochure and fax it to Mail: Print, complete and mail the registration form to: Joan Johnson Willis Towers Watson 1500 Market Street Centre Square East Philadelphia, PA You will be invoiced by , so be sure to provide your address. Invoices may be paid by credit card or by check. For security reasons, we do not accept credit card information by phone. Travel Arrangements All seminars will be held at Willis Towers Watson office locations. You are responsible for making your own travel arrangements, including hotel reservations. See page 13 for a complete listing of seminar dates and locations. This information is also available on our website: willistowerswatson.com/pdi-2016-register. Cancellations If you have registered for a seminar but have to change your plans, please notify us at least 14 days before the seminar date. Seminar fees are nonrefundable if you cancel your registration. However, we will give you full credit toward another PDI seminar or, since your registration is transferable, one of your colleagues can attend the seminar in your place. If we decide to cancel a seminar, we will notify you immediately. At that time, we will be happy to help you register for another program or provide you with a credit for a future registration. Willis Towers Watson is not responsible for any expenses you may incur as a result of the cancellation. Please also note that if you are unable to attend the seminar or we cancel a seminar, you are responsible for canceling your own travel and lodging reservations Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

18 Administrative Policies For more information about administrative policies, including complaint resolution, please call Seminar Fees We offer two discounts to our seminar fees: Early-bird discount: You will receive 10% off the regular seminar fee if you register 45 or more days in advance of the seminar date. Multiple-attendee discount: If someone from your organization has already signed up and paid full price for a seminar during 2016, you and any others from the same organization will receive 10% off the regular seminar fee for either the same seminar or one other seminar during To receive either discount, you don t need to do a thing. The appropriate discount will be automatically applied to your registration. Only one discount will be applied per attendee per seminar. Seminar Duration Fee Fundamentals of Retirement Plans Two days $1,100 Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits Two days $1,100 Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans Two days $1,100 Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits Two days $1,100 Fundamentals Track Four days $2,200 Beyond the Basics Track Four days $2, willistowerswatson.com

19 PDI OnSite SM Training If you can t get away to attend PDI training, PDI can bring training to you through our OnSite programs customized training delivered at your location. You work with PDI to develop a training program uniquely suited to the needs of your benefit professionals. You have input into the content, duration, level and timing of the training. The training can be on the generic rules alone or it can also incorporate provisions of your benefit plans. When we bring PDI to you, you maximize efficiency, save on travel costs and avoid the disruption of sending employees out of town. And our fee structure for OnSite training a flat dollar amount per day, regardless of the number of participants encourages you to expand the audience beyond the core group to others in your organization with a need to understand employee benefits. PDI OnSite training has five component programs, each addressing a different training need: Employee Benefit Training Training in Fiduciary Responsibility and Benefit Plan Governance HIPAA Privacy and Security Training Personal Benefit Training for Executives Benefit Education Coalition Excellent program thank you! Employee Benefit Training When it comes to your organization s benefit plan provisions or even key generic rules, are all your HR and benefit professionals on the same page? They can be. Through PDI s customized employee benefit training offering, you can provide training to your benefit professionals in HR, benefits, finance, treasury, legal and/or payroll to equip everyone with a solid foundation of benefit knowledge. Employee Benefit Training can help your organization: Boost performance by ensuring everyone on your staff receives the same type and level of information Fill in the gaps by giving your staff a comprehensive understanding of key rules, concepts and procedures Reinforce what your staff has learned through our extensive reference materials that support topics covered during training Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

20 Training in Fiduciary Responsibility and Benefit Plan Governance Acting as a fiduciary for employer-sponsored benefit plans is one of the most important and difficult tasks senior decision makers and those with plan governance responsibilities can undertake. Whether fiduciary responsibility is exercised by the board of directors, a plan governance body such as an investment or administrative committee or an individual, knowledge of the rules, standards and procedures of fiduciary decision making and oversight is absolutely essential. Do your internal fiduciaries really understand what it means to be an ERISA fiduciary, and are they familiar with plan governance best practices? Willis Towers Watson PDI has extensive experience in fiduciary responsibility and plan governance training. Our program is fully customized: We work with you to design a program that addresses the specific needs and concerns of your organization, and the amount of time you can devote to training. And we welcome the input and review of your ERISA counsel. HIPAA Privacy and Security Training It has been more than five years since HIPAA privacy and security training requirements were put in place. Is your staff up to date on this mandated training and the latest rules, including changes resulting from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009? This seminar, which covers key HIPAA privacy and security concepts and rules, is for HR professionals who are new to HIPAA requirements as well as those in need of a refresher course. Personal Benefit Training for Executives Personal Benefit Training for Executives (PBTE) helps newly appointed senior managers (e.g., a vice president of HR or a director of compensation and benefits who is tackling benefit responsibilities for the first time) quickly get up to speed. This highly focused, intensive training is fully customized to meet your needs. Depending on your prior knowledge and breadth of responsibility, we can provide you with a generic benefit course or one that covers your organization s specific plan provisions. You can choose this onsite training option for a half day, a full day or even over several days. For added flexibility, PBTE is available at your convenience during the workday, in the evening or over a weekend. 18 willistowerswatson.com

21 Benefit Education Coalition A Benefit Education Coalition (BEC) is an informal partnership with other employers in your geographic area that have similar training needs. BECs are especially effective for organizations that have too many benefit and HR professionals to send to out-of-town seminars, but too few to make onsite training cost effective. Willis Towers Watson will help create a coalition in your area by contacting employers that might be interested in participating and by handling all the administration associated with the program. Participating in a BEC can help you: Save time: Since training is provided locally, either at a Willis Towers Watson office or onsite at a participating coalition employer, travel time is reduced. Save money: By combining staffs of participating employers, the cost of training is shared by a larger audience, substantially reducing the per-person cost of training for any one organization. Customize training: As a BEC-participating employer, you can tailor the training to your specific needs by providing input into each program s content, design, length, configuration, date and specific location Employee Benefit Training Professional Development Institute

22 2016 Registration Form Willis Towers Watson Professional Development Institute Register online at: willistowerswatson.com/pdi-2016-register Choose your seminar(s) (Check all that apply) Fundamentals of Retirement Plans ($1,100) Philadelphia, April Dallas, May 2 3 San Francisco, June 6 7 Charlotte, September Fundamentals of Health and Group Benefits ($1,100) Philadelphia, April Dallas, May 4 5 San Francisco, June 8 9 Charlotte, September Beyond the Basics: Retirement Plans ($1,100) Atlanta, May Chicago, June Boston, August Houston, September Beyond the Basics: Health and Group Benefits ($1,100) Atlanta, May Chicago, June Boston, August Houston, September Fundamentals Track ($2,200) Philadelphia, April Dallas, May 2 5 San Francisco, June 6 9 Charlotte, September Beyond the Basics Track ($2,200) Atlanta, May Chicago, June Boston, August Houston, September Mr. Mrs. Ms. Name (Preferred name if different): Title: Organization: Address: City/State/ZIP code: Telephone: Fax: 20 willistowerswatson.com

23 About Willis Towers Watson Willis Towers Watson (NASDAQ: WLTW) is a leading global advisory, broking and solutions company that helps clients around the world turn risk into a path for growth. With roots dating to 1828, Willis Towers Watson has 39,000 colleagues in more than 120 countries. We design and deliver solutions that manage risk, optimize benefits, cultivate talent, and expand the power of capital to protect and strengthen institutions and individuals. Our unique perspective allows us to see the critical intersections between talent, assets and ideas the dynamic formula that drives business performance. Together, we unlock potential. Learn more at willistowerswatson.com. Copyright 2016 Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved. WTW-US-16-OTH-1687 willistowerswatson.com