2013 Annual Meeting & Expo
Date: October 25 -28, 2013
Location: Hynes Convention Center, Boston
Face-to-Face Conversation and Engagement
In a world that is increasingly "virtual,"
sometimes there is just no substitute for face-to-face conversation
and engagement. That's what the Annual Meeting & Expo (AM&E) is
all about. ASBO International's AM&E brings together more than 1200
school business leaders for a premier professional development
experience. The AM&E is one of the most effective ways to advance
your knowledge and skills to make a difference for student
education.
Who Should Attend:
School business administrators who are
seeking opportunities to
exchange ideas, build relationships, strengthen their skills and
advance their careers.
Reasons to Attend:
- Engage with top executives in school business
management
Expand your network of
peers Develop skills that empower you to
budget effectively despite the unknowns Build confidence in your ability to
communicate effectively in high-stakes situations Discover creative solutions to
common challenges that build efficiencies and reduce
costs
Building Your Case to Attend:
Making the case for time off and
support for travel and expenses to attend the AM&E requires
a solid understanding of the potential benefits. Let us help you
communicate those benefits
clearly. Use the Build Your Case tool to outline the reasons why the
AM&E is worth the investment, and then customize the short letter to
share with your supervisor.
Download the Build Your Case
tool
Download the letter to your
supervisor
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Presenting the 2013
AM&E Opening Keynote Speaker
Proudly sponsored by The Horace Mann Companies
Steve Gross
Steve Gross, M.S.W., executive director and chief playmaker of the
Life is good Kids Foundation, is a creative and dynamic leader who has
devoted his career to helping frontline professionals use the power of
play to build healing, life-changing relationships with our most
vulnerable children. A gifted, inspirational, and passionate speaker,
Steve's lessons will help you access your own playfulness, energy and
creativity to reach your full potential.
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