AMHERST, N.Y. - TelAve -- Les Robinson, CLTC®, CRPC®, CEP®, DTM®, nationally recognized speaker, author, educator, and Certified Estate Planner, will participate as a panelist at Protectors Vegas 2026, one of the largest events bringing together professionals across the life and annuity industry.
Las Vegas, Nevada  November 9–11, 2026

Robinson is tentatively scheduled to serve on the panel "The Role of LTC for Future Generations," addressing the importance of long-term care planning and its potential impact on retirement security, family wealth, and multigenerational financial planning.

With more than 30 years of experience, Robinson is recognized as a national professional resource in long-term care, extended-care planning, and multigenerational wealth protection. He is a member of the NAIFA Speakers Bureau and the author of Protecting Your Money from Medicaid and Nursing Homes, a resource used in CLTC and Insurtech Express educational programs.

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Robinson has presented to financial professionals and organizations including the Financial Planning Association and the Society of Certified Senior Advisors and contributes expertise to InsuranceNewsNet and other media outlets.

He is also the developer of the LesLTC Process℠, a practical framework designed to integrate long-term care considerations into comprehensive retirement and estate planning.

"LTC planning is not just about preparing for a healthcare event—it is about protecting the financial security of individuals, families, and future generations."

PROTECTING YOUR MONEY from MEDICAID & NURSING HOMES

The book is available for purchase at:
https://lesltc.com/book/
Readers can learn how to reduce Medicaid-related risks to their money, retirement, home, and lifestyle.