2023 NFPA Annual Conference
February 14-16, 2023
Ojai, CA
The 2023 NFPA Annual Conference will include many of the attendee favorites from previous years, including a heavy emphasis on exclusive networking. Golf is back as well for 2023, repackaged as the NFPA Foundation Golf Fundraiser, an event that builds upon this networking emphasis while also supporting a good cause.
Now taking place before the start of the conference on February 14, the fundraiser will offer on-site golfing while also raising funds for the NFPA Foundation, a tax-exempt, charitable organization associated with NFPA that supports fluid power education and outreach programs to engage students, educators and industry members across the country in building a strong fluid power workforce.
Participants in the event will have the opportunity to choose from three donor levels, offering varying player benefits and sponsorship exposure. Add golf access to your registration today to experience one of the best courses in California while also supporting the success of future fluid power professionals.
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