The Right Mortgage & Protection Network (TRM) will bring advisers and providers together for its annual private medical insurance summit and gala on 4 November.
The event will be held at Nuthurst Grange Country House Hotel in Hockley Heath, with a daytime programme focused on developments in the PMI and healthcare markets followed by an evening dinner and awards ceremony.
The summit will run from 10.30am to 3.45pm, combining keynote presentations with roundtable sessions intended to give advisers an opportunity to discuss market issues directly with providers.
Providers taking part include April International, Aviva, AXA Health, Bupa, Freedom Health Insurance, Health Shield, Medicash, Score, formerly Acre, SIP, The Exeter, UHC, Vitality and WPA.
EVENING GALA
The evening gala will begin at 6.45pm and continue until midnight. This year’s event will have a Carnival Royale black-tie theme and will include the network’s awards for members and provider partners.
Attendees can register for the daytime summit alone or for both the summit and evening gala.
Amy Wilson (pictured), propositions director at The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, said: “The PMI Summit & Gala has become a major date in the TRM calendar because it offers our advisers the opportunity to spend time with providers, hear directly about what is happening across the PMI and healthcare markets, and discuss the issues which matter to them and their clients.
“The daytime Summit is very much about providing useful information and creating opportunities for discussion, and the mix of keynote presentations and roundtable sessions means advisers can engage directly with a broad range of providers throughout the day.
“The Evening Gala then gives us the chance to bring everyone together in a more informal setting and, importantly, to recognise some of the excellent work being carried out across our membership and by our provider partners.
“We are looking forward to welcoming members and providers to Nuthurst Grange in November for what should be another excellent PMI and healthcare-focused event.”




