The Northwest Arkansas Estate Planning Council is an interdisciplinary organization for professionals involved in estate planning. The Northwest Arkansas Estate Planning Council provides a networking and continuing education opportunity for members of the various professions involved in estate planning, including attorneys, accountants, trust officers, financial planners, private professional fiduciaries, and life insurance underwriters. The Council offers sessions four times a year from September through May. The Council's Board of Directors plans the program materials with the goal of ensuring that each program has value to all of the related professions. Continuing education credit is offered for all sessions.

What is the purpose of The Council?

• To promote cooperative efforts in the fields of estate and business planning among the professions and business enterprises represented by the members, always keeping in mind the interest of their clients;
• To engage in study, discussions, meetings and additional activities which will continuously improve their combined services;
• To promote respect and understanding of the relationships among the professions and business enterprises represented by its members; and
• To advance public knowledge of the concept of estate and business planning.
• To facilitate learning opportunities with continuing education credit offered for sessions.

How can I get Involved?

• Attend Educational and networking sessions with continuing education on:
  September 11th, November 13th, February, 12th, May 8th.
• All educational sessions are only $25 each
• Serve on the session planning committee
• Invite a colleague that would benefit from services

For more information contact Pearl McElfish 479-361-4624 or pearl@nwacf.org.

Sponsored by Northwest Arkansas Community Foundation.

The following professionals comprise the first regional planning council: