2026 Connecticut Education Network Annual Member Conference — Hartford, Connecticut
Event Date: May 6, 2026
Response Deadline: Dec 5, 2025 (PASSED)
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
Trust & Wealth Management Conference 2026 — Orlando, FL
Event Date: Sep 29, 2026
Response Deadline: Mar 4, 2026 (PASSED)
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
2026 Nonprofit Finance Conference — Minneapolis, MN
Event Date: Apr 23, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 22, 2025 (PASSED)
This event is a comprehensive gathering for nonprofit leaders, staff, and board members to engage in a day of learning and sharing about nonprofit finance. It offers workshops that cover an array of topics, including technical skills like budgeting and compliance, as well as strategic processes such as organizational sustainability and leadership. With a focus on financial compliance, security, and equitable practices, the conference aims to foster discussions that are both informative and transformative. The event seeks to include diverse voices and perspectives, emphasizing the importance of racial, economic, and cultural representation in nonprofit financial discussions. It provides an opportunity for presenters to contribute to a learning community, with sessions designed to be interactive and offer practical takeaways for attendees.
Fee range: $75 - $225
Speakers Needed: 1
NRF 2026 — New York, NY
Event Date: Jan 13, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
This event is a premier gathering for the global retail industry, offering an extensive platform for industry leaders and innovators to share insights and strategies over a three-day period. It features approximately 500 sessions designed to empower retail leaders with strategies and innovations and includes an expansive Expo with over 1,000 vendors. The event also hosts specialized areas like a Start-up Hub, AI Stage, tech innovation labs, and store tours, providing attendees with a comprehensive view of emerging trends and technologies. Past speakers have included notable figures such as designers, entrepreneurs, and corporate leaders, highlighting its status as a significant networking opportunity. The event invites a diverse group of applicants to present their success stories and innovative solutions, with a particular emphasis on actionable insights and strategic foresight in the retail sector.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
OPCA 2026 Annual Conference — Eugene, OR
Event Date: Apr 13, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
The annual conference is a comprehensive event designed for health center leadership and community care stakeholders, focusing on strengthening the healthcare safety net in Oregon. It offers a diverse agenda that includes seminars, breakout sessions, leadership peer group meetings, and specialized workshops. The conference aims to explore innovative approaches that blend evidence-based practices with creative solutions to address the evolving needs of the community. Participants will engage in plenary sessions and discussions, benefiting from the insights of experts in the field. Additionally, the event celebrates outstanding contributions with an awards ceremony, highlighting the achievements of staff in community health settings.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
31st Annual Fulfilling the Promise Conference — Wisconsin Dells, WI
Event Date: Mar 16, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
This annual conference is a significant gathering for professionals dedicated to supporting families, focusing on sharing knowledge and practices that enhance their work. The upcoming event will center around the theme "The Power of Joy," examining joy not merely as an emotion but as a tool for resilience and well-being. Sessions will delve into how joy can be utilized through gratitude, play, humor, and shared experiences, while also addressing topics like trauma-informed care, working with diverse populations, and burnout prevention. This conference aims to provide a comprehensive exploration of how joy can fortify families, professionals, and communities. With a rich agenda over three days, participants will engage in keynotes, workshops, and discussions designed to provide practical strategies and insights for meaningful change.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
Intermountain Sustainability Summit 2026 — Ogden, UT
Event Date: Mar 19, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
The event is a significant gathering of sustainability professionals and emerging leaders across various sectors, including business, government, nonprofits, and education. It focuses on fostering dialogue and collaboration to advance sustainable practices, particularly in the areas of climate change, clean energy, and resilience. The event encourages the sharing of tools and strategies that promote community, environmental, and economic resilience through cross-sector partnerships and meaningful conversations. This year's theme, "Building Resilience," emphasizes the role of connection, collaboration, and action in creating lasting change. The event seeks proposals for presentations that highlight innovative work in advancing clean energy, adaptable infrastructure, ecosystem restoration, resource access, and community-based actions.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
True Charity Summit 2026 — Jacksonville, FL
Event Date: Apr 22, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
This annual summit is designed for leaders in nonprofits and churches who are dedicated to poverty alleviation with a focus on effective and dignity-centered charitable practices. It attracts a diverse audience comprising nonprofit and church staff, volunteers, donors, philanthropists, and policy leaders, all interested in exploring innovative and impactful charity models. The event features mainstage speakers, practical breakout sessions, and numerous networking opportunities, providing attendees with tools and inspiration to enhance their efforts in charity work. The summit's content covers a variety of topics such as program design, fundraising, volunteerism, and trauma-informed care, tailored to equip participants with strategies for effective and sustainable charity work. This gathering offers a platform for forming meaningful relationships and learning from experienced organizations that are committed to fostering community and driving positive change.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
Minnesota Transportation Conference & Expo 2026 — St. Paul, MN
Event Date: Mar 18, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
The event is a significant gathering that brings together professionals and experts in the field of transportation engineering and related disciplines. It serves as a platform for discussing the latest advancements, technologies, and challenges facing the transportation industry. Attendees can expect to engage in insightful sessions, panel discussions, and interactive workshops. The conference aims to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among engineers, architects, land surveyors, and other specialists. It provides an opportunity to explore innovative solutions and strategies that are shaping the future of transportation.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
2026 Tennessee Association of Museums Annual Conference — Union City, TN
Event Date: Mar 11, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
The upcoming conference will center on strategic planning and community engagement in anticipation of the U.S. Semiquincentennial, with a focus on the theme "SOLIDARITY." The event will explore ways to build collaborations, forge partnerships, and advance joint advocacy to address pressing issues within the museum field, aiming to foster sustainability and strengthen community connections. Attendees will have the opportunity to submit session proposals on topics such as community collaborations, partnerships with other cultural organizations, and discussions on critical issues affecting museums today. The conference's location holds historical significance, emphasizing the theme of solidarity and shared purpose in overcoming adversity. This event serves as a platform for museum professionals to unite and voice collective support for the cultural heritage sector.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
NACS Loss Prevention and Safety Symposium — Dallas, TX
Event Date: Dec 3, 2025
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
The event is a comprehensive symposium focused on loss prevention and safety within the convenience store industry. It gathers industry professionals and experts to discuss and share effective strategies to mitigate risks that could impact business operations. Attendees will benefit from expert-led sessions that provide insights into safeguarding both personnel and financial assets. The event also features interactive learning opportunities and facilitates networking with peers and solution providers, aiming to enhance safety practices. This collaborative environment is designed to support businesses in strengthening their safety protocols and protecting the communities they serve.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
SWCA Conference 2026 — Florence, AL
Event Date: Feb 25, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 24, 2025 (PASSED)
The conference is an annual gathering that brings together up to 300 writing center professionals and peer tutors to explore and discuss various aspects of writing center studies. The event focuses on advancing literacy and addressing theoretical, practical, and political concerns relevant to writing center professionals from both academic and non-academic communities. With a theme centered around leadership, the conference provides a platform for sharing insights, research, and best practices. Past events have featured renowned speakers, including authors and coaches, contributing to a rich exchange of ideas. The conference is hosted by two universities, ensuring a collaborative and educational experience for all attendees.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
2026 Innovations Conference — Indianapolis, IN
Event Date: Mar 15, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 25, 2025 (PASSED)
The upcoming conference is a distinguished international event dedicated to fostering innovation within the community college sector. Celebrating its 29th year, the conference serves as a platform for professionals to exchange ideas, share successful programs, and explore emerging trends in education. The event focuses on four key areas: leadership and organization, learning and teaching, student support and development, and workforce preparation and development. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in a variety of session types, including forums, roundtable discussions, and poster sessions, each designed to promote interaction and collaboration. The conference is renowned for its insightful keynote speakers and dynamic sessions that aim to inspire transformative change in community college education.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
WAMP Annual Convention 2026 — Madison, WI
Event Date: Apr 9, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 25, 2025 (PASSED)
This annual convention is a prominent gathering for meat processors, featuring a comprehensive program that includes educational workshops, networking opportunities, and a trade show with industry-leading exhibits. Participants can expect to engage in a pre-convention workshop focused on product development, offering insights into enhancing or creating meat products through various innovative methods. The convention also hosts the largest cured meat product show in the country, allowing attendees to have their products judged and compared with others, while winners gain significant publicity. The event fosters a sense of community with its lively entertainment and social events designed for both industry professionals and their families. It serves as the annual meeting point for members, emphasizing collaboration and knowledge sharing within the meat processing sector.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1
Missouri Thespians 2026 State Conference — St. Louis, MO
Event Date: Jan 8, 2026
Response Deadline: Oct 25, 2025 (PASSED)
This conference is a gathering focused on the advancement and improvement of theatre arts within schools. The event serves as an opportunity for educators, students, and theatre professionals to engage in a variety of workshops and discussions. It aims to foster a collaborative environment where teaching artists and troupe directors can share their expertise and insights. Participants will have the chance to explore diverse theatrical techniques and concepts, contributing to their growth in the arts. The conference is structured to facilitate learning, networking, and the exchange of creative ideas among attendees.
Fee range: Negotiable
Speakers Needed: 1