FREE DAY OF CE: National ABEN Day Oct. 15

Earn up to 5 hours FREE CE. Theme is Expect the Unexpected: Thriving Through Change, Risk & Opportunity

National ABEN Day 2026, to be held Oct. 15, brings together insurance professionals from across the country for a full day of practical, engaging continuing education.

Built around the theme Expect the Unexpected: Thriving Through Change, Risk & Opportunity, this year’s program is designed to help agents and insurance professionals stay ahead of today’s evolving risks while earning 5 hours of FREE CE.

Participants will explore practical cyber loss control strategies, navigate challenging coverage questions through real-world scenarios, and learn valuable lessons from one of the most influential events in insurance history.

Whether you’re looking to fulfill CE requirements, strengthen your technical expertise, or gain practical knowledge to better serve your clients, National ABEN Day offers education that is timely and relevant, and you can immediately put to work.

Scroll down for more information about the three sessions to be held on ABEN Day, Oct. 15, 2026.

THREE SESSIONS:

Cyber Loss Control for Business

Cyber risk is one of today’s fastest-growing business exposures, making proactive loss prevention more important than ever. In this course, our instructor shares practical guidance to help insurance professionals better understand today’s cyber threats, strengthen client conversations, and identify opportunities to reduce risk before losses happen.

Expect the Unexpected… What Happens If?

Our instructor walks through realistic claim scenarios, unexpected coverage situations, and evolving risks that insurance professionals encounter every day. You’ll leave with greater confidence, stronger technical knowledge, and practical insights you can immediately use when advising clients.

An Hour of True Crime: The Hartford Circus Fire

Our instructor will revisit one of the most significant tragedies in American history, the Hartford Circus Fire of 1944, and explores how it forever changed fire safety, risk management, liability, and the insurance industry.