NAMA opens registration for in-person Fly-In and Advocacy Summit: Nov. 16-17

Oct. 8, 2021

The National Automatic Merchandising Association is encouraging industry members to make their voices heard on Capitol Hill by attending its Fly-In and Advocacy Summit, taking place Nov. 16-17 in the nation's capital.

The last in-person Fly-In was held in 2019, and last year’s event was virtual in light of the pandemic.

Fly-In participants will visit with key members of Congress and staff in issue-focused meetings to help shape policies that affect the convenience services industry business and gain a unique perspective on how federal policies are developed in Washington.

The two-day event also gathers industry peers from across the country at the Omni Shoreham Hotel to network at the welcome reception, orientation dinner and special events 

Click here to register and for more information.

Registration is complementary for NAMA members and $25 for nonmembers.

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Carla Balakgie is president and chief executive of NAMA, a Washington, DC-based trade association representing the convenience services industry.
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