2023 Annual Conference
February 14-16, 2023
Ojai, CA
Register | Book Your Hotel Room
Fluid power professionals looking to connect with others in the industry will have ample opportunities at NFPA’s 2023 Annual Conference. You can plan your networking strategy using the AC See Who’s Attending list to preview who will be there, including CEOs, top decision-makers and other key players in the fluid power industry.
Early Bird Registration – January 6, 2023:
Make sure to register for the event while the Early Bird rate is still available. This offer includes a significant discount for attendees.
Hotel Reservation – January 13, 2023
NFPA has reserved a limited block of rooms at the Ojai Valley Inn, 905 Country Club Rd, Ojai, CA. The National Fluid Power group rate is $310 per night plus applicable taxes and a $20 per night daily service charge. A porterage fee of $5.00 in and $5.00 out per room and $4.00 housekeeping gratuity will be added to the room rate. This special rate will be available until the block is full or January 13, 2023 – whichever comes first.
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