MarTech

National Council for Marketing & Public Relations District 1 Conference

The 2026 District 1 Conference by the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations is a professional development event for communication professionals at two-year community and technical colleges. It includes workshops, discussions, and networking opportunities tailored to the unique work of college communicators.

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The essentials

Event details

Dates
14 October 2026 to 16 October 2026
Organiser
National Council for Marketing & Public Relations
Industry
MarTech

Who attends

The audience

The National Council for Marketing & Public Relations is the leading professional development association exclusively serving those working in communication at two-year community and technical colleges.

As described by the organiser

Speaking

Call for speakers

This event publishes a call for speakers. The deadline is unverified, so check the call before preparing a submission.

Agenda themes

Topics covered

  • Education & Training

Logistics

Where to stay

Places to stay near the venue.

  • Hilton Garden Inn

    350 m from the venue

    10 Lafayette Square, Buffalo

  • Embassy Suites

    360 m from the venue

    200 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo

  • Curtiss Hotel

    370 m from the venue

  • Hyatt Regency Buffalo

    390 m from the venue

    2 Fountain Plaza, Buffalo

  • Buffalo Grand Hotel & Event Center

    450 m from the venue

    120 Church Street, Buffalo

  • Hotel at the Lafayette, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

    460 m from the venue

    391 Washington Street, Buffalo

  • Hampton Inn & Suites

    470 m from the venue

    220 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo

  • The Westin

    540 m from the venue

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