LITITZ, PA — The Keystone Initiative for Network Based Education and Research (KINBER) has officially opened registration and sponsorships for its annual conference, KINBERCON 2024. The highly-anticipated event is scheduled to take place on April 17-18, 2024, at the Wyndham Lancaster Resort and Convention Center in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
KINBERCON 2024 aims to unite leaders from diverse sectors, including public, private, and nonprofit organizations, to shape the future of sustainable innovation in Pennsylvania. The conference will provide a platform for these leaders to collaborate and drive a transformative movement towards a more inclusive and equitable digital future.
Adding to the allure of the event, New York Times bestselling author and entrepreneur Josh Linkner is set to deliver the keynote speech. Known for his energizing and result-focused keynotes, Linkner blends personal stories, visuals, and foolproof business tactics to inspire his audiences. Attendees can expect to leave with practical insights, actionable strategies, and a network of like-minded individuals dedicated to a new and exciting digital landscape.
In addition to the wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities available, sponsorship of KINBERCON 2024 offers a wide variety of benefits. Sponsors will gain valuable exposure and the chance to connect one-on-one with the event’s attendees.
KINBER, a trusted name in education and research networking in Pennsylvania, invites all interested parties to view the registration details and sponsorship prospectus for KINBERCON 2024. For additional information or inquiries, KINBER encourages direct contact.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative movement and shape the future of sustainable innovation in Pennsylvania. Register for KINBERCON 2024 today.
View KINBERCON 2024 registration details and the sponsorship prospectus here or contact KINBER.
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