President’s Message
Updates from the desk of PPC President Henry Wolfe

PPC Members,
I’m excited to share a preview of what promises to be an outstanding upcoming PPC Meeting, set in the beautiful Coeur d’Alene Resort in Idaho.
There are countless activities to enjoy at the resort, along with many more in the surrounding area. I encourage you to consider arriving early or extending your stay to fully experience everything Idaho has to offer.
As we look ahead to our upcoming PPC Fall Meeting, I’m excited about the opportunity for us to come together once again as a community. These meetings are at the heart of what makes PPC special bringing together industry leaders, partners, and members to learn, connect, and move our industry forward.
We have a great meeting planned, with valuable insights, engaging discussions, and plenty of opportunities to reconnect with colleagues and build new relationships. Whether you’re a long-time member or attending your first meeting, there will be something for everyone.
I encourage each of you to come prepared to participate, share your perspective, and take full advantage of the conversations that make PPC such a strong and collaborative organization. Your involvement is what continues to strengthen our network and drive meaningful progress.
We’ll kick things off on Sunday with one of PPC’s signature traditions—golf. Attendees will have the opportunity to take a swing on the resort’s lush, emerald fairways, including the world-famous floating green. It’s a great way to reconnect, build relationships, and enjoy the incredible setting before we dive into a full agenda. And, if you don’t golf, sign up for fishing on Lake Coeur d’Alene!
On Monday morning, we’ll turn our focus to the future with our Keynote Speaker Erik Qualman. Erik will lead a dynamic session on Artificial Intelligence—exploring how AI is transforming the way we work and how organizations can adapt, innovate, and stay ahead in an ever-changing landscape.
The TEC has done an outstanding job lining up a strong group of speakers for both Monday and Tuesday. Be sure to sign up for the TEC Breakfast on Tuesday morning, and don’t miss PPC Counsel Gregory Scott’s “Regs & Legs” session.
A big thanks all the Committees for their hard work in helping make this meeting come together. These events don’t happen without the time, energy, and commitment of so many dedicated members.
I look forward to seeing all of you in Coeur d’Alene at the beautiful Coeur d’Alene Resort in Idaho.
Henry Wolfe/PPC President
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