DCI Announces Call for Session Proposals for 2012 Annual Conference in Golden
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
DENVER -- January 11, 2012 -- Downtown Colorado, Inc. (DCI), a nonprofit membership organization committed to building better communities through educational and technical assistance to downtowns, commercial districts and town centers, is pleased to announce a call for session proposals for the 2012 Annual Conference to be held in downtown Golden, Colorado, on September 12-14, 2012. Deadline for session proposal submissions is Wednesday, February 15, 2012.
The annual conference presents the opportunity for attendees to learn best downtown revitalization practices from national, state and local experts with three days of approximately 30 conference sessions, mobile workshops, and lunchtime dine-around forums, as well as many networking opportunities.
Conference attendees include municipal officials, city managers, planners and community developers; architectural, planning and economic development consulting firms; investment bankers; attorneys; and representatives from Colorado Main Street communities, urban renewal authorities, downtown development authorities and business improvement districts.
DCI is currently requesting proposals for speakers and sessions on economic and community development topics. Before submitting session proposal, speakers are asked to view the 2012 Conference Session RFP Flyer for submission details.
Submit Conference Session Proposal Now!
Speakers must complete the electronic submission form by February 15, 2012. The conference committee will complete the selection process by mid-March. All questions may be directed to Heather Garbo at events@downtowncoloradoinc.org.
About Downtown Colorado, Inc.
Established in 1982 as the Colorado Community Revitalization Association, Downtown Colorado, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization that aims to build better communities by providing assistance to downtowns, commercial districts and town centers in Colorado. Organization members represent downtown organizations, local governments, development and improvement districts, consultants, individuals and others involved in downtown and community development.
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