The IAMU Business and Finance Conference, including our Annual Business Meeting, is just around the corner. The registration deadline is this Friday, January 27. To register, click here.

The conference will take place February 7 – 8, 2017, at the Holiday Inn & Suites West Des Moines – Jordan Creek. Get ready to be inspired, informed, and entertained.

This year’s conference includes a motivational presentation by Chad Pregracke, President and Founder of Living Lands & Waters, the world’s only “industrial strength” not-for-profit river cleanup organization that has removed more than 7 million pounds of garbage from our nation’s rivers.

Then, we’ve lined up a list of speakers to discuss timely topics relevant to the business and finance operations of municipal utilities. You’ll learn about:

• Regulating Social Media in the Workplace
• Conflict Resolution in the Workplace
• What’s Happening in the Legislature
• Energy of the Future
• Insurance Claim Trends
• Easy Ways to Communicate with Customers

You won’t want to miss the Legislative Reception and the Annual IAMU Business Meeting, either. The IAMU team can’t wait to see you there. For any questions, contact Jen Cronin at jcronin@iamu.org.

Join representatives of municipal utilities from Iowa for two days of networking and learning. 

The Annual Business and Finance Conference, including the Business Meeting, will take place February 7 – 8, 2017 at the Holiday Inn & Suites West Des Moines – Jordan Creek.

This year’s conference kicks off with a motivational presentation by Chad Pregracke, President and Founder of Living Lands & Waters (LL&W), the world’s only “industrial strength” not-for-profit river cleanup organization that has removed more than 7 million pounds of garbage out of our nation’s rivers.Chad also broadened his mission to include a MillionTrees and an Adopt-A-River Mile Project, as well as a new floating classroom aboard a barge that he and his crew live on seven months of the year, teaching students, educators and individual citizens about the value of our rivers and natural resources.