🗳️ Shape Your Industry’s Future at
ARA’s 61st Annual Convention
October 21-22, 2025 | Silver Legacy Resort Hotel & Casino | Reno, NV

Sponsored by Harding Brooks
📍 ACTION REQUIRED: Register Now
REGISTER HERE – Secure discounted rates of $85 (includes resort fee)
⚠️ VOTING REQUIREMENT: You must attend to vote. Board candidates must have attended 2 of the last 3 conventions.
Why Attend? 🎯
🗳️ VOTE FOR YOUR ASSOCIATION’S LEADERSHIP Three board positions are open. Vote for leaders who represent your interests or run yourself. This is your chance to directly influence ARA’s direction.
🤝 NETWORK WITH KEY LENDERS Connect with decision-makers at the exclusive Lenders Forum on Wednesday. Build relationships that drive new business opportunities.
🎉 CELEBRATE INDUSTRY GROWTH Witness 50+ new recovery agents get sworn in and learn what ARA is doing to advance member interests.
📅 Convention Schedule
Tuesday, October 21st
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM | General Session
9:00 AM – Welcome/Pledge/Prayer
9:30 AM – New Member Swearing-in Ceremony & Meet & Greet
10:15 AM – Financial Report
10:30 AM – President’s Address
11:15 AM – Insurance Update & Q&A
12:00 PM – Lunch & Awards Ceremony
1:30 PM – Unlock the Power of Membership Session
2:30 PM – Election Speeches & Officer Elections
4:00 PM – Board Meeting to Elect Officers
5:00 PM – ARA Social 🍻
Wednesday, October 22nd
9:00 AM – Lender, Vendor & Agent Forum (sponsored by MBSi)
11:00 AM – Wrap-Up & Close
5:00 PM – ARA & CCUCC Reception 🥂
🚨 Don’t Let Others Decide Without You
Your vote determines ARA’s future. Register now and be part of the decisions that shape our industry.
Questions? Contact homeoffice@americanrecoveryassn.org







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