Ed Ferrigno
Ed Ferrigno is vice-president, Washington affairs, for the Plan Sponsor Council of America, where he represents member’s interests before the federal legislative and regulatory community. Ed has extensive experience in human resources management and government relations in both the corporate and association environment. He is responsible for PSCA’s successful effort to enact the EGTRRA pension reform legislation in 2001 and in warding off harmful legislation introduced in 2002 in response to the Enron and WorldCom scandals. He played a key role in crafting the pension community’s responses to the mutual fund investigations and subsequent SEC proposals concerning the processing of plan-related mutual fund trades and the development of a redemption fee rule.
Ed led PSCA’s successful efforts to obtain regulatory and legislative provisions that will remove barriers and provide incentives for automatic enrollment plans. He was also a key player in the effort to make the pension provisions in the 2001 EGTRRA legislation permanent. Both of these issues were included in the Pension Protection Act of 2006.
Contact information for Ed Ferrigno can be found on the PSCA Staff page.
The Plan Sponsor Council of America (PSCA) is a nonprofit association that provides services, best practice information, and advocacy to defined contribution plan sponsors. Members have access to a broad range of resources and programs that address the varying needs of both small and large companies. Membership includes 1,200 companies ranging in size from Fortune 100 firms to small, entrepreneurial businesses. 
