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The IRS has released the final regulations on Roth catch-up contributions, providing long-awaited clarity for plan sponsors and participants. Building on the record-breaking attendance at PSCA’s recent virtual roundtable, this webinar will address the outstanding questions raised by employers and service providers, and explain what the finalized guidance means for plan administration. Our experts will walk through the key provisions, effective dates, and compliance considerations so you can prepare your plan and communicate effectively with participants.
About the Speaker
Will Hansen, Executive Director, PSCA
Will Hansen joined the American Retirement Association (ARA) in January 2019 in the new role of Chief Government Affairs Officer. In this position, Will oversees all advocacy activities at the federal, state, and local levels on behalf of the five trade organizations within ARA. In addition, Will is the Executive Director of Plan Sponsor Council of America (PSCA) as of January 2020. PSCA, founded in 1947, has been on the forefront of protecting the American retirement system, and is committed to improving workers’ retirement security by providing advocacy, insights, and education to plan sponsors. Hansen, an attorney with an LLM in Employee Benefits from The John Marshall Law School, joined ARA from The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC), where he was the Senior Vice President of Retirement and Compensation Policy. He joined ERIC from the Holland America Group where he served as Senior Manager of Global Employee Benefits overseeing employee benefit programs for five cruise brands under the Carnival Corporate umbrella. Hansen previously served as the Executive Director of the United States Congress Joint Economic Committee, as well as Legislative Counsel for Senator Robert Casey, Jr. (D-PA), advising the Senator on tax, pension, budget, and social security issues, and as Legislative Director for Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI). He also has experience as an employee benefits attorney with McDermott Will & Emery LLP, where he focused on qualified and non-qualified retirement plans.
Kelsey Mayo, Chief of Retirement Policy & Regulatory Affairs, American Retirement Association
Kelsey Mayo is ARA's Chief of Retirement Policy & Regulatory Affairs. Prior to joining ARA, she was an ERISA attorney routinely representing clients before the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Labor, and Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation, including many plan sponsors and service providers. Kelsey is passionate about the retirement industry and enjoys helping professionals decipher the most complex areas of this field.
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