FCSI THE AMERICAS CONFERENCE 2026


Buried Life movement, will share insights on purpose and possibility, inspired by his own remarkable story, challenging delegates to think differently with a new perspective. “We hope attendees leave


feeling inspired, energized, and more connected – both to new ideas and to each other,” says Penny Price, director of member services with FCSI TAD. “Beyond education, our


events are about building relationships and creating lasting memories,” adds Price. “Staff and the conference planning committee have been working hard since the Austin conference to put together the quality program and fun experience that our attendees have grown to expect – the bar has been set high, and we hope to exceed your expectations in Phoenix!” An evening at Chicken


and Pickle will follow these inspirational keynotes, featuring food, pickleball courts, bag


games, bocce ball, a live DJ, and relationship-building opportunities – all with plenty of fun, food, and cocktails. “Attendees can expect


a dynamic mix of learning, collaboration, and connection. We’ve designed the program to offer valuable insights and practical takeaways, while also creating time for meaningful networking,” says Price. “As always, our evening events will give everyone a chance to unwind, reconnect with old friends, and build new relationships in a relaxed setting. We even have a few fun surprises planned.”


THE PROMISE OF SUNSHINE


Phoenix is known for its 360 days of sunshine each year, and April will bring beautiful weather for the 350 attendees expected to be staying at the Wigwam Resort. Delegates can expect southwestern flavors, Tex-


“We hope attendees leave feeling inspired, energized and more connected – both to new ideas and to each other, Beyond education, our events are about building relationships”


Below: Dining and socializing while making connections


Mex, smokes, sauces, huevos rancheros, and much more from a wide variety of options. “Te Wigwam Resort offers stunning desert landscape views and has a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere,” says Price. “Te customer service is fantastic – they are really going above and beyond for our group to ensure a fun, successful event for everyone.” Almost all – 97% – of the


hotel rooms are reserved for FCSI members, and an overflow hotel is available. Everyone will be welcome to get involved in the program’s comprehensive talks and activities and experience the flavor that Phoenix has to offer. “With every breakout


session, we consciously make a decision for there to be something for everyone, regardless of what your specialty is,” says Koehler. “For me, the conferences


are probably one of the most enjoyable things about working for FCSI. We see the impact it has on people, both educationally and through networking. And for us, that’s worth every penny.”


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