Submit a Proposal to Speak at National Comp 2026!

The Nation's Premier Workers' Comp
Conference & Trade Show

September 29-30, 2026 | Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas | Registration Opens March 4

What Is National Comp?

For more than three decades, National Comp has been the leading national gathering for professionals across workers’ compensation, risk management, and injury prevention. The conference brings together employers, claims leaders, safety professionals, and solution providers for two days of practical education, peer-driven insight, and meaningful connection. Attendees gain real-world strategies they can apply immediately within their organizations, while learning from peers and industry leaders facing similar challenges. National Comp also features an extensive expo with more than 150 service providers, offering an efficient way to explore innovations, compare approaches, and connect with potential partners, all in one place.

2025 FEATURED SPEAKER

Keynote speaker sponsored by:

KEYNOTE - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2025
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Grand Ballroom

Shannon Bahrke

2 X Olympic Medalist, CEO, TEDx Speaker, Cert. Mindset Coach

Shannon Bahrke is an Olympic medalist, World Cup champion, and three-time Olympian whose remarkable journey from devastating injuries to the podium embodies resilience and recovery. After enduring two major knee surgeries, a broken jaw, and years of rehabilitation, Shannon learned that determination and optimism can turn adversity into opportunity. Today, she shares her high-energy message of grit, gratitude, and growth—empowering others to overcome obstacles, embrace change, and rise stronger. As she takes the stage in Nashville, Shannon brings powerful insights that resonate deeply with those who help others recover, rebuild, and return to their own version of greatness.

82%

ATTENDEES ARE DECISION MAKERS/INFLUENCERS

63%

ATTENDEES ARE DIRECTOR LEVEL
OR ABOVE

30+

YEARS IN THE BUSINESS

3,000+

ATTENDEES

What to expect at National Comp

Event Technology

Easily find and meet with your peers, speakers,
and service providers when you want.

Efficient Layout

All the sessions are adjacent to the expo floor.
Less walking, more networking and learning.

Networking Areas

A relaxed environment to recharge your mind and body while providing opportunities for further inspiration, connection, and engagement.

Pioneering Progress

We’re raising the bar once again. With cutting-edge technology, reimagined sessions, and enhanced opportunities for connection, National Comp 2026 will deliver a dynamic showcase of innovation and learning. Explore interactive expo lounges, inspiring keynotes, and unmatched networking — all designed to engage, energize, and elevate every moment.

Join us in discovering why National Comp 2026 continues to set the standard for the workers’ compensation industry.

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2025 Session Tracks

Foundations
Prevent
Defend & comply
Treat
The Big Picture
Resolve
Comp Talks
Industry Theater

Latest National Comp News from Risk & Insurance

Charles Taylor’s Christopher Schaffer: Technology Should Free Adjusters to Focus on What Matters
by R&I Editorial Team on December 11, 2025
Schaffer says AI won't replace adjusters, it will enable them to focus on compassion, empathy, and meaningful recovery outcomes. The post Charles Taylor’s Christopher Schaffer: Technology Should Free Adjusters to Focus on What Matters appeared first on Risk & Insurance.
CorVel’s Sarah Scott: AI Will Give Adjusters Back Their Most Valuable Commodity—Time
by R&I Editorial Team on December 11, 2025
EVP Scott discusses how AI automation in 2026 will give claims adjusters back time to focus on the human side of workers' compensation. The post CorVel’s Sarah Scott: AI Will Give Adjusters Back Their Most Valuable Commodity—Time appeared first on Risk & Insurance.
To Draw in Fresh Talent, Workers’ Comp Needs to Tell a Better Story, says Irina Simpson
by R&I Editorial Team on December 11, 2025
Irina Simpson discusses preparing the industry for mental health claims, an aging workforce, and the talent crisis through AI-enabled platforms and aggressive recruitment of digital natives. The post To Draw in Fresh Talent, Workers’ Comp Needs to Tell a Better Story, says Irina Simpson appeared first on Risk & Insurance.

Past Speakers

Hear from 250+ of the best minds in insurance — from CEOs of global insurers to founders of startups looking
to reshape the industry.

Albertsons

International Paper

Safeway

Southwest Airlines

The Cheesecake Factory

Travelers

Walmart

Walgreens

Past Attendees

Who Attends

CEOs, VPs, and Directors

Workers’ Compensation Directors/Managers

Claims Analysts, Managers, Specialists

Disability Managers and Professionals

Insurance Professionals

Attorneys and Consultants

Agents/Brokers

VPs, Directors, & Managers of HR

Benefits Managers

Safety & Health Managers/Specialists

Return-to-Work Coordinators/Specialists

Managed Care Providers

MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs, Nurse Case Managers, & Occupational Health Nurses

TPAs

Risk Management Professionals

Comp Highlights

"This is one of the best workers' comp events each year, enabling us to make face-to-face contact with a large number of our members over the course of a few days. In the age of remote and hybrid working arrangements, the ability to make personal connections is a rare and important opportunity."
"This was my first time at National Comp. and the connections I made propelled my carrier further than anything I've done before."
"National Comp. remains a premier event, ideal for professionals of all levels as it provides excellent networking opportunities and educational opportunities. It's always great reconnecting with colleagues throughout the industry and making great new connections every year!"
"This conference always delivers in both education and networking!"
"This is my first conference, and I had the pleasure of speaking with others who face challenges with workers' comp, employee retention, and learning about various websites for gaining information. This conference was an eye-opener."
"The networking is incredible. It was fun to walk around the booths and see what the workers' comp world has to offer. "