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22ND aNNUAL CONVENTION
Make your plans today to attend the League’s 22nd Annual Convention in-person at the Crowne Plaza, Warwick, RI. Expo begins at 8:30 with Opening Remarks and Keynote at 9:15.
REGISTER HERE
2022 Convention Workshop Program
Last year’s convention was deemed by all attendees to be an overwhelming success. Our 2022 convention will be even bigger, better and In-Person! For more info:
2022 CONVENTION PROGRAM BOOKLET
2022 EDUCATION SESSIONS
Learn
Choose from many workshops throughout the day to help you better handle a wide range of pressing public policy issues. Find solutions to problems facing your community. Learn about programs and services that will strengthen your ability to better manage and serve your community, and learn how to deal with the challenges which confront local government employees on a daily basis.
It’s Free
That’s right. All workshops, workshop materials, and breakfast and lunch are free of charge to League municipal members!
Registration is Simple
Registration will open on December 1, 2021.
Municipal Attendee Registration COVID 19 REQUIREMENTS
See & Experience
See exhibitors in 20 different industries and visit departments and agencies of state government. The exposition is the most cost-effective way to have face-to-face meetings with major vendors and state agencies who will showcase their products and services in a setting designed exclusively for city and town officials.
Network, Share & Enjoy
Join city and town attendees – the best chance all year to network with your municipal colleagues from all around the state.
Who knows, maybe someone will learn something new from you. Your contributions are valuable.
Take time to relax and enjoy an entire day, which will showcase and demonstrate how Rhode Island municipalities are Plotting the Course Toward Recovery.
NEW THIS YEAR
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
AMY GALLO
Sponsored by Downes Construction
AUTHOR | SPEAKER | COACH
Amy is the author of The HBR Guide to Dealing with Conflict, and the forthcoming book Getting Along: How to Work with Anyone (Even Difficult People).
Amy also co-hosts the Women at Work podcast, and is a contributing editor at Harvard Business Review, where she writes about workplace dynamics.