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Deferred Compensation Arrangements and Lessons from the Gridiron
June 5 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Free
June 5, 2025 In Person Program
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Luncheon Included
Location: McBride Motorcycle Museum
16751 E. Glenbrook Boulevard, Fountain Hills, Arizona
No Fee for NAIFA-Arizona Members and may bring a guest!
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Youth on Their Own
At this meeting, we would like to invite you to participate in our Community Outreach Program. Homeless children and children without parents are in need of basic items. Please consider donating: new bath towels, body wash, toothpaste, tooth brushes, paper towels, shaving cream, shampoo, pillows, paper towels. Your generosity is always appreciated.
William Cassidy, CLU, ChFC,
LUTCF, CLTC
A new season means a new CE opportunity!”Deferred Compensation Arrangements”
1 Hour Arizona CE Credit
Deferred compensation arrangements provide employers with a nonqualified planning tool that rewards selected participants by helping them create financial security for retirement, death and/or disability. Bill will explore all the elements of such deferred compensation arrangements.
Bill is Managing Partner, Spence, Cassidy & Associates. He has served on the boards of several industry organizations. He is General Agent appointed with the insurance companies of OneAmerica. His professional experience includes Personal Financial Analysis, Disability Income Continuation, Retirement Planning and Estate Conservation Strategies. His business services include Business Continuation, Employee Benefits, Business Insurance and Retirement Plans.
Rich Griffith
“Lessons from the Gridiron”
Topic: Having the heart of a servant leader. Leading a team or business from your strengths.
During his seven years in the NFL, Rich was a 6’5″, 260 lb. Tight End/Long Snapper: formerly: New England Patriots #88; Jacksonville Jaguars #85; College – University of Arizona #85. His hometown- Tucson Arizona. After Rich’s professional career, he was called to ministry. He currently works as
Chief Development Officer with Global Action.
He was nominated for the NFL ‘True Value an of the Year’ in 1996 and the ‘Byron. White Humanitarian Award’ in 1997. When with the Jaguars, he was voted “Athlete of the Year” by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
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