CCAE National Conference
Time is running out! Register today to take advantage of the Oceans of Opportunity in PEI from June 2 to 5.
Attention Fundraisers: this conference has been approved for a total 16.5 CFRE points. Click here for the continuing education points tracker.
This year's CCAE National Conference will be held in Charlottetown,
Prince Edward Island — the birthplace of Confederation.
The island’s rolling landscape, miles of sandy beaches, and red
sandstone cliffs are both energizing and calming — what better place
to come together with 400 other colleagues to learn, network, and
return with great ideas!
Our program offers the latest tips, trends and techniques by expert speakers who come from all over the country. Session topics include affinity and revenue generation, advancement, alumni relations, communications & public relations, development, enrolment management, and strategic marketing.
Register now for four days of what will surely be a transformative experience in one of Canada's most idyllic provinces!
(For information about conference sessions, visit Conference Program)
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