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Registration Information
** The conference is now over**
Thanks to all who attended and participated.
Click here to register online.
During the conference, the registration desk will be located on the second floor of the hotel. And will be open the following hours:
We are encouraging everyone who is able to register online. If you are not able to pay online with a credit card, you can still register your information online and mail a check. If you are not able to register online, please download a paper registration form here and follow the registration instructions. Trouble with your registration form? Contact Emily Hughes Dominick at emily.dominick@providence.org.
Thanks to all who attended and participated.
Click here to register online.
During the conference, the registration desk will be located on the second floor of the hotel. And will be open the following hours:
- Wednesday, April 28, 8am-7pm
- Thursday, April 29, 7am-6pm
- Friday, April 30, 7am-6pm
- Saturday, May 1, 7am-10am
We are encouraging everyone who is able to register online. If you are not able to pay online with a credit card, you can still register your information online and mail a check. If you are not able to register online, please download a paper registration form here and follow the registration instructions. Trouble with your registration form? Contact Emily Hughes Dominick at emily.dominick@providence.org.
The base fees for registration will be as follows:
Early Bird Registration (rate available until March 31st):
Exhibitor/Vendor Registration:
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This fee includes conference registration for one. For additional attendees, please also register for the one-day registration ($100.00).
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This fee includes conference registration for one. For additional attendees, please also register for the one-day registration ($100.00).
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This fee only covers exhibit space. To register to attend the conference, please also register as an individual conference attendee.
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This fee only covers exhibit space. To register to attend the conference, please also register as an individual conference attendee.