You Have Questions. We Have Answers.

For additional questions or clarifications, please contact one of the Conference Concierges noted in the REGISTRATION section of this site.

Q. What are the fees for the conference?

The Making Workers Comp Work Conference is free of charge to all Phil Neal Walker clients and costs $495 per non-client attendee.  Each attendee (clients and non-clients) are asked to stay for two nights at the Marriott Marquis, the host hotel; the conference has received special room rates for our stay.  Those not staying at the Marriott will be asked to pay and additional  $150 fee.

Q. What is the attire for the conference?

Business casual attire is appropriate for this conference. To ensure your comfort, consider dressing in layers so you may adjust as the day progresses. 

Q. What is weather in San Francisco?

The average temperature in San Francisco in March is 62 degrees in the day time and about 49 degrees in the evening.

Q. What if I have special needs?

Please let your Conference Concierge know your special needs (dietary and other). We will make every effort to accommodate you and make your conference experience a rewarding one.

Q. Are all meals provided?

Food and drinks are not provided.  Your Conference Concierges can help you make restaurant reservations or find other conference attendees to join for a meal.

Q. How do I change my registration?

A. Please contact Caroline Veinovic at 415-295-4447, carolyn@makingworkerscompwork.com.

Q. Will we have an opportunity to tour San Francisco ?

A. During the conference you will see a bit of The City; however if you would like to really explore the region we suggest that you consider an early arrival/delayed departure.

Q. May I extend my stay in San Francisco ?

Yes, you may extend your stay. Please note that the Marriott has limited vacancies prior to the conference and after. If you would like to explore San Francisco we recommend that you plan your visit prior to the conference and make your reservations as early as possible. Conference registration and the hotel room block close on February 5th 2010.  Please be sure to submit your housing requests and registration information by this date.   Based strictly on availability.   Hotel agrees to make rate available until February 5th 2010.  After this date, early and late stay rates will be based on availability.

Q. May I bring a spouse or guest with me?

You are welcome to bring your guest to enjoy San Francisco; however, the meetings are for official delegates only. You may register your guest for the cocktail party.

Q. May I stay at another hotel in San Francisco ?

We have blocked rooms for all conference participants at the Marriott, meaning, you are guaranteed a room if you make your reservations before the cut-off date on our room block. Attendees staying at other local hotels will be charged an additional conference fee of $150.00.

We ask that you do take advantage of the hotel we selected. We personally visited the hotel and believe that you will find that it is a beautiful facility and a pleasure to experience the Marriott’s level of hospitality