Tomorrow, July 31, is the last day to lock in early-bird pricing for the 2019 Co-op IMPACT Conference, your premier opportunity to engage with co-op industry and thought leaders, policymakers and other key stakeholders to explore how co-ops are creating space for sustainable economic impact.
“Nowhere but at NCBA CLUSA’s IMPACT Conference do you get to make those cross-sector connections with people … who work together to make this co-op economy really grow and thrive and get to scale,” said cooperative consultant Camille Kerr who spoke at last year’s conference as part of NCBA CLUSA’s Council of Cooperative Economists.
You can be part of the conversation at this year’s IMPACT Conference and save money in the process. Register by midnight on Wednesday, July 31 to get the early-bird rate of $625 for NCBA CLUSA members and $825 for non-members. Registration rates will increase by $200 after July 31.
Not an NCBA CLUSA member yet? Just choose the “Early-Bird Registration (BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE)” option at checkout to maximize your savings.
NCBA CLUSA’s Co-op IMPACT Conference is the only national cross-sector event for co-op developers, business executives, financers, policymakers, legal professionals and thought leaders. This year’s theme, “Power in Purpose: Building the Next Economy” highlights how co-ops—as principled, purpose-driven businesses—are building a stable, sustainable economic future. Register now to help us build the next economy!
“The numbers matter because cooperatives are businesses. But [at IMPACT], it’s more than numbers. We’re also talking about people. We’re talking about the membership, and about the communities they serve,” Cornelius Blanding, executive director of the Federation of Southern Cooperatives, said at last year’s IMPACT Conference.
Join us in October to help elevate and expand an environment in which people have a greater say in their futures and more equitable access to sustainable jobs and opportunities. Together, we can build a more inclusive economy.
“Nowhere but at NCBA CLUSA’s IMPACT Conference do you get to make those cross-sector connections with people … who work together to make this co-op economy really grow and thrive and get to scale.” – Camille Kerr