Making ObamaCare Work for You
A seminar at the 2014 Auto Rental Summit will educate attendees on the latest changes to the Affordable Care Act and how to make the most of the individual health insurance market.
The next open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act, aka ObamaCare, begins Nov. 15. Are you prepared?
At the 2014 Auto Rental Summit, the seminar “Making ObamaCare Work for You” will educate attendees on the latest changes for the new enrollment period, while providing specific tools on how to reduce costs, eliminate confusion and free up time spent dealing with health insurance.
“Those changes could make a positive impact on your bottom line and provide a major competitive advantage to those business owners willing to do something different,” says seminar presenter Craig Scurato, a leading employee benefits consultant and founder of Simplifi Benefits, LLC.
“Important financial, political, constitutional, regulatory and taxation issues exist pertaining to our current health care laws,” says Chris Brown, executive editor of Auto Rental News. “This seminar will not only help car rental operators navigate these waters, but also provide answers on how to mitigate the costs associated with the mandates and penalties.”
Auto Rental Summit is a groundbreaking training and education conference designed to improve customer service and enhance revenue of car rental operations. Auto rental managers, executives and employees from corporate, franchised and independent companies from North America and overseas are invited to attend.
The 2014 Auto Rental Summit will be held Nov. 10-11 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla., less than seven miles from the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
To register for Auto Rental Summit, visit www.autorentalsummit.com. For the exhibitor prospectus and sponsorship inquiries, contact Joni Owens at joni.owens@bobit.com.
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