Chris Curry to present keynote session at 2025 Admin & Data Forum

Our annual event will return as a half-day event at One Whitehall Place on Tuesday 6 March 2025

Jonathan Stapleton
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Chris Curry will update on dashboard progress ahead of first connection deadline (Photo: Rob Kennard)
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Chris Curry will update on dashboard progress ahead of first connection deadline (Photo: Rob Kennard)

Pensions Dashboard Programme principal Chris Curry has been confirmed as a keynote speaker at Professional Pensions’ Admin and Data forum, which will be held on Tuesday 6 March at One Whitehall Place.

Curry will present an update from the Pensions Dashboard Programme ahead of the first connection date on 30 April – looking at areas including what has been the connection experience for volunteer participants; how to prepare for connection; and what can schemes do to overcome the challenges they may face.

PP's flagship administration event is a must-attend for pension scheme managers, trustees and chairs of trustees, administrators, pension communication specialists, HR and financial directors, chief investment and financial officers, and treasurers.

Complementary places will be available for in-house pension and benefit professionals.

The conference will also include a range of sessions covering topics such as data quality and regulatory and reporting challenges, best practices on digital administration, member experience, technological innovations and communication.

Register now to enable us to keep you informed with updates, including speaker and programme announcements over the coming months.

To find out more and to register for your place, visit: event.professionalpensions.com/adminanddataforum

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