2021 Industry & Economic Outlook Conference (IEOC)
August 16 – 18, 2021
Hilton Chicago/Oak Brook Hills Resort & Conference Center
View Schedule | Register | Book Your Hotel Room
The 2021 Industry & Economic Outlook Conference early bird conference registration and hotel room block reservation deadlines are quickly approaching.
The early bird event registration deadline is Friday, July 9 and will save NFPA members $150 on conference registration. Hotel rooms at the NFPA group rate must be booked by July 15 (or before the reserved block is full).
The 2021 conference will offer critical insights into economics, market forecasts, and technology as well as crucial in-person networking after over a year of limited face-to-face interaction. View the conference schedule for more details on valuable event content and opportunities to foster more and better business connections throughout the conference.
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