Call for Speakers
Have an idea, insight, or approach that can help professionals better serve older adults? We invite you to share it at the 2026 CSA Conference, taking place August 14–16, 2026, in the Denver area at the Westin Westminster Hotel.
This year’s theme, Trailblazing Paths, Elevating Impact, reflects the evolving landscape of longevity services—and the vital role CSAs play in guiding clients through complexity, change, and opportunity. Inspired by Colorado’s mountains, the theme calls on thought leaders and practitioners alike to explore new paths, challenge assumptions, and elevate the impact of their work.
By submitting a session proposal, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Share your expertise and real-world experience with a national audience of professionals
- Contribute to meaningful conversations shaping the future of aging services
- Build visibility and connections within the CSA community
The deadline to submit a session proposal is Sunday, February 1.
You will need to create an Oxford Abstracts account via the above link in order to submit a proposal.
The CSA Conference Program Committee is seeking engaging breakout sessions across the following tracks:
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
The Business Development program track is designed to give you practical tools to grow, manage, and market your business serving older adults and their families. Whether you're looking to strengthen your outreach, refine your operations, or scale your impact, these sessions are tailored to your needs.
FINANCE and INSURANCE
The Finance and Insurance program track will feature sessions that appeal both to professionals working in the finance/insurance industries and to all professionals seeking a broader understanding of these topics in order to understand what impact they can have on senior clients.
HEALTH CARE and HOME CARE
The Health Care and Home Care program track features sessions designed to inform participants and explore new issues related to all aspects of health care and caregiving. Sessions can be on a wide variety of topics in the health care/home care industries and will be applicable to all professionals. Sessions will explore new concepts, address common and emerging issues, and identify best practices.
LONGEVITY/AGING TRENDS
The Longevity/Aging Trends program track features sessions that provide information relevant to a wide range of topics, including emerging technologies, legal and public policy issues, social and lifestyle issues, business, and other trending issues. Sessions will relate back to senior-specific concepts and issues, but may have a broader scope than other tracks.
Proposals should offer practical takeaways, fresh perspectives, or innovative approaches that attendees can apply in their work.
The deadline to submit a session proposal is Sunday, February 1.
You will need to create an Oxford Abstracts account via the above link in order to submit a proposal.