ABOUT AAIM25 |
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Join us in Washington, D.C., this spring for the second Annual AISLE Institute Meeting at the Royal Sonesta on Capitol Hill, May 14-16. This member- and invitation-only meeting is built for intimate working sessions, member networking, and face-to-face conversations with lawmakers, policymakers, and regulators to discuss the Institute's agenda, advocacy, and regulatory policy goals. These high-level, research-driven discussions are supported by the Institute's year-long content development programs and are impactful conversations with Beltway decision-makers.
Attendees should note that AAIM25 sessions are pen-to-paper working sessions. Working session materials and all relevant drafts will be distributed to attendees at least one week prior to the live event. Attendees must commit to pre-reading all distributed materials in order to be prepared for working sessions where decisions, approvals, and sign-offs must be completed in order to move white papers and other materials to final distribution status.
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AGENDA AT-A-GLANCE |
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 |
THURSDAY, MAY 15 |
FRIDAY, MAY 16 |
Advisory Board Meeting 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM |
Opening Remarks & Welcome 9:00 AM - 9:15 AM |
Breakfast & Meeting Pre-Brief 7:45 AM - 8:30 AM |
Leadership & Attendee Reception 6:00 - 7:00 PM |
Advocacy Roundtable I 9:15 AM - 10:00 AM |
Hill Visits 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM |
Opening Dinner 7:00 - 8:30 PM |
Agency Roundtable II 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM |
Hill Visit Debrief & Member Meeting 1:00 - 2:00 PM |
Issues Session: Fireside Chat 11:15 AM - 12:00 PM |
2:00 PM AAIM25 Concludes |
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Advocacy Roundtable III 1:00 PM - 1:45 PM |
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Breakfast on Thursday, May 15 will be set by 8:30 AM |
Agency Roundtable I 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM |
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Lunch on Thursday, May 15 will be served from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM |
Hill Visit Prep Meeting 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM |
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Networking Reception 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM |
SESSION DETAILS |
THURSDAY, MAY 15
ALL SESSIONS THURSDAY, MAY 15 HELD IN PENTHOUSE SAPPHIRE ROOM
Advocacy Roundtable I: State Regulators' Roles in the Face of Growing Federal GapsJoin panelists from the Conference of State Bank Supervisors and its Nonbank Supervision and Enforcement division, as well as two member offices from the state of Maryland and the District of Colombia. This timely discussion with the CSBS focuses on state bank supervision efforts, regulatory priorities, and filling the gaps potentially left by a less active federal regulatory body as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s fate remains in flux.
Session LeadersKevin Byers, Senior Director, CSBSTony Vasile, SVP, CSBSKat Hyland, MD Office of Financial RegulationAaron Clifton, Senior Bank Examiner, DC DISBJanuary Taylor, Esq., McMichael Taylor Gray |
Advocacy Roundtable II: Education, Awareness, and Modernization Efforts at the State HouseState advocacy successes take center-stage in this discussion about localized education and awareness campaigns that directly impact the jurisdictional nuances of the default process. Learn from session leaders how AISLE can impact these processes to streamline and modernize the foreclosure process in ways that help servicers and borrowers.
Session LeadersCade Holleman, Co-Founder, AISLECaroline Simmons, MWR LobbyistsMary Lawson, Virginia Realtors AssociationMichael DeRosa, Friedman Vartolo |
Fireside Chat with the Commissioner of Florida Office of Insurance RegulationFlorida Office of Insurance Regulation Commissioner Michael Yaworsky was nominated by Governor DeSantis and appointed by the Financial Services Commission to serve as the Florida Insurance Commissioner in March 2023. In this fireside chat, he discuss the intersection of insurance and homeownership, a growing area of concern for market participants.
Session LeadersCommissioner Michael Yaworsky, Florida Office of Insurance RegulationThe Honorable Brian D. Montgomery, Gate House StrategiesLUNCH 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | PENTHOUSE JEWEL A/B ROOM
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Advocacy Roundtable III: State Housing Finance Agencies Spotlight Their Roles and Needs in ServicingThis advocacy panel focuses on state housing finance agencies and the role they play in driving affordability and access across their states. Servicing and default needs with state housing agencies may require some nuance and during this roundtable conversation a host of issues will be workshopped with industry leaders.
Session LeadersNolan Turner, CarringtonGarth Rieman, National Council of State Housing AgenciesKate Newton, Director of Loan Servicing, PHFA |
Agency Roundtable: Advocacy Amidst New Priorities and Mission-Critical WorkJoin leaders from financial and housing regulators, agencies, and other bodies as they discuss shifting priorities established by the Trump Administration, how recent changes are impacting programming, and what they're doing now and planning in the future to stay focused on mission-critical work for rural, low income, veteran, and other important participants in the housing and mortgage life cycle.
Session LeadersMarissa Yaker, J.D., AISLE Board ChairIngrid Ripley, USDAStephanie Schader, Ginnie Mae |
Meeting Prep: A Lobbyist-led Working Group for Agency, Committee, and Hill VisitsThis advocacy panel focuses on state housing finance agencies and the role they play in driving affordability and access across their states. Servicing and default needs with state housing agencies may require some nuance and during this roundtable conversation a host of issues will be workshopped with industry leaders.
Session LeadersBea Gonzalez, Capital ResultsRECEPTION 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM | SAPPHIRE BALCONY
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AISLE Antitrust Policy Reminder
The American Institute of Servicing and Legal Executives, LLC (“AISLE” or “Institute”) is an organization dedicated to providing a high-level forum for executives in the creditors’ rights industry focused on advanced education, networking, policy-making and regulatory and process gap identification. Through its publications, conferences and other activities, AISLE brings together representatives of competitors in the creditors’ rights industry and associated industries. Although the subject matter of AISLE activities is normally technical in nature, and although the purpose of these activities is principally educational and there is no intent to restrain competition in any manner, nevertheless the Board of Advisors recognizes the possibility that AISLE and its activities could be seen by some as an opportunity for anticompetitive conduct. For this reason, the Board has taken the opportunity, through its Antitrust Compliance Policy, to make clear its unequivocal support for the policy of competition served by the antitrust laws and its uncompromising intent to comply strictly in all respects with those laws. It shall be the responsibility of every member of AISLE to be guided by the AISLE policy of strict compliance with the antitrust laws in all activities. It shall be the special responsibility of committee chairs and Institute Board Advisors and other leaders to ensure that this policy is known and adhered to in the course of activities pursued under their leadership. On our website, AISLEinstitute.org, you will find a copy of our Antitrust Compliance Policy. Please continue to ensure that you are familiar with this document and follow it throughout this meeting and any other interactions you have with other members.
The American Institute of Servicing and Legal Executives, LLC (“AISLE” or “Institute”) is an organization dedicated to providing a high-level forum for executives in the creditors’ rights industry focused on advanced education, networking, policy-making and regulatory and process gap identification. Through its publications, conferences and other activities, AISLE brings together representatives of competitors in the creditors’ rights industry and associated industries. Although the subject matter of AISLE activities is normally technical in nature, and although the purpose of these activities is principally educational and there is no intent to restrain competition in any manner, nevertheless the Board of Advisors recognizes the possibility that AISLE and its activities could be seen by some as an opportunity for anticompetitive conduct. For this reason, the Board has taken the opportunity, through its Antitrust Compliance Policy, to make clear its unequivocal support for the policy of competition served by the antitrust laws and its uncompromising intent to comply strictly in all respects with those laws. It shall be the responsibility of every member of AISLE to be guided by the AISLE policy of strict compliance with the antitrust laws in all activities. It shall be the special responsibility of committee chairs and Institute Board Advisors and other leaders to ensure that this policy is known and adhered to in the course of activities pursued under their leadership. On our website, AISLEinstitute.org, you will find a copy of our Antitrust Compliance Policy. Please continue to ensure that you are familiar with this document and follow it throughout this meeting and any other interactions you have with other members.
ATTENDEE DETAILS |
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Event attendance is limited. Each member is entitled to one discounted registration (annually, applied at either AAIM or matters). Additional registrations are limited to one per member company for this event for a total of two attendees per member company. Room block access is only available to registered attendees with priority for executive-level servicers. Executive servicer and VIP registrations are complimentary. Working Sessions are limited to Executive Servicer, Attorney and Invited Guests only.
CROSS-SECTION LEADERS AND GENERAL ATTENDEES ARRIVALS ARE WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 WITH DEPARTURES ON FRIDAY, MAY 16Coupon codes applicable for this event include MEMBER400 for members wishing to use their one annual discounted pass. EXECUTIVE100 may be used for Servicing Executives eligible for complimentary registration.
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Recommended Airport
Washington Reagan/DCA Royal Sonesta 20 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20001 Hotel Reservation Passkey Discounted room rates at the host hotel expired April 23, 2025. |
