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ULC 2026 Annual Leadership Forum
2026-09-30 00:00 - 2026-10-02 23:59 (America/Los_Angeles) | NV
The 2026 Urban Libraries Council Annual Leadership Forum is scheduled for September 30–October 2 at AC Hotel Las Vegas Symphony Park. The Urban Libraries Council, working with the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District as local host, presents the event under the theme “In Demand: The People and Power of Public Libraries.” The forum is intended for leaders from large public-library systems, including executives, department heads, communications and community-engagement staff, program leaders, and corporate partners that work with urban libraries.
The program addresses how libraries explain their public value, maintain relevance, strengthen staff alignment, communicate with boards and funders, and work with civic and community partners. Rather than organizing the agenda around a large exhibit floor, ULC describes an interactive format based on strategy sessions, peer exchange, field examples, and facilitated conversation. A pre-conference session examines strategic communications and community trust. The main forum continues with discussions about leadership, organizational language, staff confidence, visibility, and the relationship between library services and the communities that rely on them. The emphasis is on institutional management and public-service strategy rather than collections, publishing, or library technology alone.
Registration is available to ULC member-library staff, nonmember library professionals, and corporate partners, with different rates for each group. This structure reflects the council’s membership model and keeps library practitioners at the center of the meeting. The local partnership with the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District adds direct context from a large regional system serving urban, suburban, and unincorporated communities. The host relationship also gives the national program a local operating perspective without turning the forum into a general Las Vegas library event.
Event background
The Annual Leadership Forum is part of ULC’s continuing program for public-library executives and institutional leaders. The organization’s 2026 materials identify Las Vegas as the forum site and the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District as host, but do not publish a complete chronology of earlier Las Vegas editions. The event should therefore be described as the documented 2026 Las Vegas forum without claiming a return, a debut, or a recurring local schedule. Its role within ULC is consistent with an annual leadership meeting: the program focuses on management, governance relationships, public positioning, and the internal capacity of library systems rather than on a single technical specialty.
Location
AC Hotel Las Vegas Symphony Park is at 330 South Grand Central Parkway in the Symphony Park district near downtown Las Vegas. Marriott lists eight event rooms, more than 18,000 square feet of total event space, six breakout rooms, built-in audiovisual systems, and meeting rooms located on the same level. Those features support a forum that alternates between common sessions and smaller working discussions. The hotel shares a building with Element Las Vegas Symphony Park and sits near The Smith Center, World Market Center, and the Expo at World Market Center. The setting is outside the main Strip resort corridor and closer to downtown civic and cultural institutions, which is relevant to a conference centered on urban public-service leadership. It also keeps the three-day forum in a compact hotel meeting environment rather than a large exhibition campus.

AMMG Clinical Applications For Age Management Medicine Conference
2026-10-07 00:00 - 2026-10-11 23:59 | NV
The 41st Clinical Applications for Age Management Medicine Conference is scheduled for October 7–11 at M Resort Spa Casino in Henderson. The Age Management Medicine Group presents the five-day continuing medical education program for physicians and other healthcare professionals working in preventive, age-management, functional, regenerative, and longevity-focused practice. The organizer states that selected courses are designated for up to 18 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. The event combines two days of optional workshops with a three-day general session, an exhibit area, and professional networking functions.
Six pre-conference workshops address the clinical use of peptides, practice management, regenerative aesthetics, advanced peptide strategies, longevity and the microbiome, and functional-medicine laboratory interpretation. The general session then covers applied genomics, methods of assessing biological aging, inflammation, hair loss, hormone management, metabolic health, fasting, imaging, artificial intelligence in clinical decision-making, epigenetic clocks, multimodal screening, patient assessment, and other topics within the organizer’s age-management curriculum. The published agenda includes more than 25 presentations and over 40 faculty members, with exhibitors representing products and services used in these clinical practices.
The conference is professional medical education, not a public wellness expo. Some sessions assume clinical training and address diagnosis, laboratory data, prescribing, imaging, and patient-management decisions. The program includes live demonstrations and certification-related coursework in addition to lecture sessions. Because age-management and longevity medicine include areas where evidence, regulation, and clinical practice continue to change, the educational format places current research and clinical application together. Participants remain responsible for applying the material within their own licensing, scope-of-practice, and patient-care requirements. The exhibit component supports the clinical curriculum by placing vendors in a designated networking area rather than presenting the meeting primarily as a product marketplace.
History in Las Vegas
The 2026 meeting is the 41st conference in AMMG’s Clinical Applications series. Official materials for the preceding 2025 edition place that conference in Salt Lake City, while the 2026 site announces the program’s move to Las Vegas. The Las Vegas meeting is therefore a new host-city chapter within an established conference series, not the first AMMG clinical conference. The available organizer record supports describing 2026 as the first Las Vegas edition in the recent sequence, but it does not establish whether older editions may also have met in Southern Nevada. The conference numbering should be tied to the national series rather than interpreted as 41 consecutive Las Vegas meetings.
Location
M Resort Spa Casino is at 12300 Las Vegas Boulevard South in Henderson, south of the primary Strip resort corridor. The property reports approximately 92,000 square feet of conference space, including the M Pavilion, Milan Ballroom, reception areas, and smaller meeting rooms. The pavilion is a column-free space used for exhibitions and large functions, while the remaining rooms support workshops, general sessions, and breakouts. AMMG’s published agenda places the welcome reception, networking, and exhibits within the conference area, allowing the educational and commercial portions of the event to remain on one resort campus. The location is also the official conference hotel, and the organizer identifies an airport shuttle subject to advance reservation and operating conditions.

Slow Birding Walk Series
2026-10-14 00:00 | NV
A recurring public guided bird walk exploring common Southern Nevada birds, native plants and resilient backyard habitats. This row represents the series; confirm individual occurrence dates before import.

Nevada Employers Summit
2026-10-16 08:00 - 14:00 | Suncoast Hotel & Casino Grand Ballroom, 9090 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV, 89145, United States
Join NAE for a dynamic and engaging event featuring multiple impactful sessions that provide valuable insights into the complexities of navigating state and federal laws, as well as practical solutions to common workplace challenges.

Attendees will explore how to work more effectively with different personality styles and gain valuable leadership and communication strategies, hear directly from the Nevada Labor Commissioner on the latest Nevada wage and hour developments, receive important Form I-9 compliance and employer best practices guidance, and learn about evolving California employment law requirements that impact many multi-state employers.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively mitigate risks and cultivate a positive and productive work environment.

CPCU Society In2Risk Conference 2026
2026-10-19 00:00 - 2026-10-21 23:59 | Resorts World Las Vegas, 3000 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV, 89109, United States
In2Risk 2026 is scheduled for October 19–21 at Resorts World Las Vegas. The Institutes CPCU Society presents the event as its annual meeting for risk-management and insurance professionals and as the setting for the CPCU conferment ceremony and celebration. The audience includes underwriters, claims professionals, risk managers, brokers, regulators, compliance staff, catastrophe and climate specialists, technology professionals, enterprise-risk leaders, students, new CPCU designees, and experienced practitioners from insurance organizations and related fields.
The 2026 agenda is built around peer-led education selected by professionals working in the industry. Published subject areas include artificial intelligence and insurance technology, cyber risk, climate and catastrophe exposure, legal trends and loss severity, regulation and compliance, claims, underwriting, innovation, ethics, workforce development, and enterprise-risk strategy. The conference also provides chapter and professional-network activity, recognition of new designees, and structured opportunities for practitioners to compare approaches across companies and specialties. The conferment component is important because it connects the educational program with the CPCU designation and the society’s professional community.
A student engagement program extends the event to college and university juniors and seniors considering insurance and risk-management careers. Participating students receive access to education, mentoring, and contact with practitioners across different disciplines and career stages. This gives In2Risk a workforce-development role in addition to continuing professional education. The broader conference remains oriented toward working professionals; it is not a consumer insurance show and does not center on the sale of personal policies to the public. By placing students, new designees, volunteer leaders, and experienced practitioners in the same meeting, the society uses the event for both technical education and continuity of the profession.
Event background
In2Risk is the CPCU Society’s annual industry gathering and includes the organization’s annual meeting and CPCU conferment. The society describes itself as a global community for risk-management and insurance professionals, including both CPCU designation holders and other members of the field. Public materials for 2026 establish the Las Vegas dates and program but do not provide a complete history of prior Las Vegas editions. The event should therefore be presented as the documented 2026 Las Vegas meeting without claiming a regular local rotation. Its continuity comes from the annual In2Risk, society, and conferment functions rather than from a verified sequence at one city or venue. Chapter volunteers also use the meeting to maintain relationships across the society’s geographic and subject-focused groups.
Location
Resorts World Las Vegas is on the north end of the Strip and contains an integrated conference complex. The resort reports about 250,000 square feet of meeting space, more than 50 meeting rooms, and six ballrooms. Several ballrooms divide into smaller rooms, supporting a schedule that combines general sessions, concurrent education, meals, and professional gatherings. The property also has an on-site Vegas Loop station with a connection to the Las Vegas Convention Center campus. For In2Risk, the relevant feature is the ability to house lodging, large sessions, breakout education, the conferment program, and receptions within one connected resort and meeting facility. The mix of large ballrooms and divisible rooms is suited to an agenda that covers many insurance specialties at the same time.
