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National Federation of Paralegal Associations 2012 Joint Conference

The annual NFPA Joint Leadership/Regulation/Certification Ambassadors Conference is one of the most popular and most beneficial gatherings for paralegal leaders in their local association and their community. As many paralegal professionals are beginning to recover from the financial crisis of 2008-11, many individuals are determined to restore growth and re-embark on a positive mission of expansion. Attendees will have the opportunity to share and network with professionals regarding association leadership, PACE, and regulation within the paralegal profession.

2012's Joint Conference will be held in Nashville, Tennessee.
Registration

Online registration is now open. NFPA members may attend all three conferences for free. Non-members may attend the Regulation conference for $75. Each conference is punctuated by a box lunch for which there is a $25 fee.
Accomodations

Host hotel:
Holiday Inn Express Downtown Nashville
920 Broadway
Nashville, TN 37203

NFPA has a rate of $149 plus tax for all attendees. To make your reservation, please call 877-443-7829 and identify yourself as part of the NFPA Joint Conference. This room rate includes complimentary breakfast and wireless internet.

For more information about the Holiday Inn Express Downtown Nashville click here.

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