Highlights of the convention, to be held May 19 to May 21 in the Washington, DC, area, include a keynote going behind the scenes of the Panama Papers leak, newsmakers including Washington Post Editor Marty Baron, Marriott’s CEO and the Secretary of Labor; and new ideas from a digital-focused training program that includes sessions on exploiting mobile, entrepreneurialism in media, finding voice in e-newsletters and leading a digital newsroom.
View the full schedule here.
Registration is now available with a special early bird rate of $299 for members and $349 for nonmembers through this Friday, April 15. Also available on the registration page are special one-day and student rates.
SABEW has a special rate of $159 a night at the conference hotel, the DoubleTree by Hilton in Crystal City, Virginia. Make your reservation before April 27.
For additional information about the conference, contact Crystal Beasley at (602) 496-7862 or cbeasley@sabew.org.
For more information on becoming an exhibitor or sponsor, contact Renee McGivern at (651) 210-0911 or rmcgivern@sabew.org.
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