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10th Anniversary
YBP Conference

May 20 – 22, 2013
Jackson Lake Lodge
Grand Teton National Park

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safe online registration form

 

HELP US CELEBRATE OUR 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY!

Conferences Are Personal!

Since recruiting our first members back in 2003, the Yellowstone Business Partnership has been working to overcome the obstacles that separate us:

  • High mountains
  • Vast distances
  • Jurisdictional boundaries
  • Industry perceptions
  • Cultural differences

We’ve found that the relationships needed to resolve our complex challenges in Greater Yellowstone still must be fostered in person, That’s why we hold an annual conference!

Partnerships Solve Problems

For 10 years YBP has focused on the regional sustainability challenges that no single state, industry or agency can tackle alone. We have launched multi-year programs designed to:

  • Advance sustainable business practices
  • Foster sustainable development
  • Build a regional transportation network
  • Address the extreme seasonality of tourism

Our work continues to involve public-private collaborations that promote understanding across boundaries and inspire new approaches. As a result, we have attracted businesses that care as much about their neighbors and their surroundings as their financial bottom line.

Join Us!

It is time to celebrate our collective efforts and chart YBP’s course for the next decade. To help us, we have invited some of our favorite speakers from past conferences. We will learn the latest on our region’s changing climate and rural leadership challenges, and re-affirm our responsibilities as businesses caring for Greater Yellowstone.

Please review the conference agenda, read about our outstanding speakers, and register right away for our 10th successive conference at Jackson Lake Lodge.

We look forward to seeing you!

Jan Brown, YBP Executive Director | Arthur Kull, YBP Board Chair

Online Registration

Take advantage of our easy & safe online registration by clicking here

Deadline to register for the 2013 Conference: Monday, May 13, 2013.

YBP Membership Features Discounted Registration – Remember that YBP members can take advantage of the discounted full conference registration rate of only $299. The complete conference registration covers all sessions, all breaks, and six meals from Monday afternoon, May 20, through Wednesday lunch, May 22.

Donations Welcome – If you are unable to attend this year’s conference but want to show your support of YBP, we’ve made it easy. Donate a silent auction item or a raffle basket, host a meal or refreshment break, or become a conference sponsor. Just click this conference registration link and scroll mid-way down the form to the section titled ‘Promote Your Business or Organization’, and take it from there!

Membership – If you haven’t yet renewed your 2013 YBP membership – or want to join for the first time – welcome! Click this link to access the online membership form.

10th Anniversary Conference

Many Thanks

The YBP Board and Staff extend their heartfelt gratitude to these conference sponsors. You can join this group by clicking here.

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