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Martin O’Malley’s Announced Keynote at the 2025 ACRD Conference

Published by Disability Benefit Guide USA
· Sources checked October 16, 2026

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  1. The Dated Announcement
  2. What Remains Useful
  3. Sources

Correction — October 16, 2026: Expired registration language, unsupported quotations and promotional claims have been replaced with a short historical summary.

This article preserves a 2025 speaker announcement. Registration information from that event is no longer current.

The Dated Announcement

ACRD’s March 4, 2025 announcement named former Social Security Commissioner Martin O’Malley as a keynote speaker for its April 15–16 conference at the Chicago Sofitel Hotel. It listed the keynote for April 15 at 4:45 p.m. and said ACRD planned to recognize his public service.

These details describe what the organizer announced. A scheduled time is not a transcript or independent confirmation of exactly when a presentation occurred.

What Remains Useful

The announcement provides a dated record of the speaker, venue and planned program. ACRD’s retained conference page offers further event context. Neither source should be read as an SSA eligibility notice or a guarantee about the handling of an individual disability claim.

Readers looking for a future conference should check a newly dated organizer announcement. The 2025 registration invitation has been removed from this page.

Sources

Editorial content by Disability Benefit Guide USA. This independent website is not affiliated with the Social Security Administration. General information only; no attorney or tax-professional review is claimed.

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