- 78th Annual SAWCA Convention
- July 13 – July 17, 2026
- Don CeSar, St. Pete Beach, Florida
You may reserve your room for the conference by calling the reservations department at 1.800.282.1116. Or, you may use the reservation link provided below.
Click Here for a reservation at The Don CeSar Hotel
Click Here for a reservation at The Don CeSar Beach House Suites
Both “Member” and “Non-Member” Convention Registration Forms, Programs & Agenda Details, along with additional information and forms for Sponsors and Exhibitors, will be available soon. Please revisit this website often for the most current information. And, you may always contact Gary Davis at gary.davis@sawca.org or 859-608-2383 for questions.
The 78th Annual Convention Brochure Will Be Available Soon.
Online Registration is Now Available:
Exhibitor Information and Offline Registration… Click Here
Event Sponsorships Email Gary Davis at: gary.davis@sawca.org
Platinum Sponsorship Form …Click Here.
Credit Card Authorization Form…Click Here.
SAWCA Jurisdictional and Associate Member Offline Registration Form
SAWCA Non-Members Offline Registration Form
In 2021, at the 73rd Annual Convention, SAWCA debuted “Comp Talks”…(Think TED Talks For WC)… an opportunity to share expertise and innovative ideas with a wide range of workers’ compensation professionals. Our panel of presenters provided short 7-10 minute talks on workers’ compensation trends and hot topics in an educational, non-commercial and non-self-promotional manner. They were interactive and involved the audience…who voted Corey Staver, David Corey Company...as the Comp Talks Champion…and a tradition was born. It is now 2026, and we are excited that Comp Talks will be evolving in to “Comp Sharks” with a focus on Access To Care.
Over the years, Access To Care has been a growing concern. The 78th Annual Convention will feature 4 presenters who will attack this problem with creative and inspiring solutions…or so they hope. Because, circling the proposals are our Comp Sharks to whom our presenters must defend their proposals should they hope to survive the perilous waters of the workers’ comp. Just when you thought it safe to re-enter workers comp…du dum…Du Dum….Du…!!!!!!