Dear John,
We are excited to announce the launch of our Policy. Practice. Power. app, which we’ve designed to help enhance your overall conference experience by keeping you updated on sessions and add-on activities, and making it easier to connect and collaborate with other attendees.
Here’s what the app offers:
User-Friendly Interface: The app’s intuitive design makes it easy to explore the conference schedule, find sessions, and identify speakers and other attendees.
Interactive Features: You can view a live feed that shows what activities are taking place at any given moment. There’s also an attendee feed where you can share comments and engage with others’ posts.
Important Resources: You’ll be able to access and download speaker slides, view a map of the conference venue, and learn more about what’s new this year (e.g., Learning Lab sessions, regional meeting spaces, and the exhibitor hall).
To get the app, search the Apple App Store or Google Play for ‘Eventscribe.’ Once downloaded, open the app and search for ‘Policy. Practice. Power. 2025.’ All conference registrants will receive log-in information in a separate e-mail this week, so if you haven’t registered yet, please click below to do so. We hope to see you next week, from May 27–29 in Washington, D.C.!
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We are thankful to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Melville Charitable Trust, Land Home Financial Services, Gary Community Ventures, Forsyth Street Advisors, and Royal Bank of Canada for their support in making this conference possible. If you’re interested in supporting our conference as a sponsor, click here to learn more.
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