CONFERENCES
The Western Dairyland Business Center hosts and sponsors several annual, state-wide conferences throughout the year.
Women's Business Conference
Direct Sellers Opportunity Fair
Contracting with Government and Prime Contractors Conference
Wisconsin Family Child Care Association Conference
Women's Business Conference
Since 2003, the Women's Business Conference has assisted and encouraged thousands of business owners and entrepreneurs. It's the only conference of its kind in Wisconsin, and it has grown in size and scope every year - exceeding 500 participants. The 9th Annual Women's Business Conference will take place on April 26, 2012 at The Plaza Hotel & Suites in Eau Claire. For more information, go to WomensBusinessConference.com.
Direct Sellers Opportunity Fair
The Direct Sellers Opportunity Fair is free to attend and will take place on September 28, 2011 at The Florian Gardens in Eau Claire. Individuals interested in pursuing business ownership through a direct selling company are encouraged to attend. Interested attendees and exhibitors may contact Karman Briggs for more information.
Contracting with Government and Prime Contractors Conference
A must attend for all small businesses considering or already selling to the Government. This conference will provide a unique opportunity to learn how to successfully sell to the government at all levels including Federal, State, and Local Government, as well as Government Prime Contractors. The 5th annual conference will take place July 27 & 28 at Volk Field in Camp Douglas, WI. For more information or to register, visit the Wisconsin Procurement Institute.
Wisconsin Family Child Care Association Conference
Wisconsin Family Child Care Association provides support, education, communication, and resources to family child care providers, families, and community members, while promoting professionalism and advocating within the early childhood field to provide quality care for children. Mark your calendar for the 31st Annual WFCCA Conference, May 10-12, 2012 at the Kalahari in Wisconsin Dells. For more information, go to WisconsinFamilyChildCare.org.
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