Registration for the 2021 MCAA Virtual Education Conference is NOW OPEN!

December 1, 2020

Register today and join your MCAA friends and colleagues online at MCAA’s first Virtual Education Conference (VEC) Essential Learning for Unconventional Times, March 22 – 25, 2021.

The VEC isn’t “just another meeting in front of your computer” but an opportunity to network with your MCAA peers, participate in interactive education seminars and see the latest and greatest from the companies that comprise MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council Governing Board in the two-day virtual exhibit.

By registering to attend the VEC, you will have at your fingertips the knowledge of industry experts who will guide you through the ins and outs of managing your business, stories of triumph in overcoming difficult times and a pointer or two on how to stay up-to-date on the industry’s leading technology.

Additionally, you will have exclusive access to “An Honest Conversation About Uncertain Times,” a seminar featuring United Association General President Mark McManus and MCAA President Brian Helm. GP McManus and President Helm will openly discuss our industry including past, current and future impacts of COVID-19, membership, jobsites and all joint UA/MCAA efforts. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

Registration is available for individuals and for companies (up to 10 registrants per company registration).

Questions can be directed to eventregistration@mcaa.org. We look forward to seeing you in March!

REGISTER NOW

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