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our members’ events, we are hoping that you will add the 2026 Spring Conference dates to your calendar now and will make plans to be with us.

If your chamber is located in the Central, East Central or West Central region, please watch your inbox later this year for the Request for Proposal to share with your member properties (for the the Spring Conference and Annual Conference in 2026).

This is your opportunity to bring the FACP Annual Conference to YOUR community!

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“And the Winners Are...”

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“Good Morning, FACP!” Breakfast Sponsor

Thank You

To Our Silent Auction Sponsor

Reception Sponsor Auction Closes at 9:00 AM on Thursday

And To Everyone Who Donated Items and Placed Bids

Sarah Pearson and Jill Mondo, Committee Co-Chairs; Cindy Brief, IOM, FCCP; Joe Catrambone; Charinus Davis, FCCP; Ed Hill, FCCP; Cindy Lewis, IOM, FCCP; Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP; Noel Martinez, FCCP; and John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP

Audio/Visual Sponsor

Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center

Everyone’s generosity will help to fund First Time Attendee Scholarships at future Annual Conferences!

Thank You to the Power Planning Team

Silent Auction Sponsor

“Take a Break” Sponsors

Karaoke Party Sponsor

Session Sponsors

Photography Sponsor

Planning Committee Sponsors

Greater Boca Raton, Palm Beach North, Sarasota and Stuart-Martin County Chambers

Exhibitors Citslinc Locable

Palmetto Marriott Resort & Spa Seabreeze Communications

Starfish Partnerships The Children’s Movement

365° Total Marketing ygm Total Resource Campaigns

Tuesday, November 4 11:15 AM – 11:45 AM First-Time Attendee Welcome First Time Attendees are invited to a meet and green with members of the FACP Board of Directors.

Palms I

“Welcome to the 12:00 PM Welcome, Opening Session and Lunch Palm Beaches” Better Together: The Power of Collaboration Luncheon Sponsor Panel: Katie Lopez, IOM, Tampa Bay Chamber; Stephanie Ford, FCCP, Southeast Volusia Chamber; Jeni Torello, Amplify Clearwater; Moderated by: Debbie Cotton, IOM, FCCP A chamber’s reach and effectiveness are increased when they foster good relationships and collaborate with their neighboring chambers. Learn how chambers can work together -- across regions, sizes and sectors -- to better serve their members and communities.

Grand Oasis 1:05 PM Breakout Sessions: Membership Track: Rethinking Member Value Panel: Teri Smiley, IOM, Starfish Partnerships; Charinus Davis, FCCP, Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber; Ed Hill, FCCP, Sarasota Chamber; Moderated by: Kim Dalglish, IOM, Manatee Chamber One size does not fit all, especially with the value that businesses seek from their chamber membership. Hear how these chambers are addressing this age old question of how to provide the value that their members are seeking.

Palms I CEO/VP Track: Managing Across Generations Presented by: Scott Garvis, Dale Carnegie This session equips leaders with practical insights and tools to transform the diverse attitudes, values, and skills of multiple generations into powerful performance drivers. Participants will explore tailored approaches for giving feedback and coaching across generational lines, fostering stronger connections, increased engagement, and a more rewarding workplace for both employees and managers.

Palms II

2025-2026 Board of Directors Officers Noel Martinez, FCCP, Chair Sarah Pearson, IOM, Chair-Elect John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP, Immediate Past Chair Heather Kasten, CCE, Treasurer Tammy Bracewell, IOM, FCCP, President Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP, Central Region Chair Sam Ruiz, IOM, East Central Region Chair Steve Cannon, IOM, Northeast Region Chair Charinus Johnson-Davis, FCCP, Southeast Region Chair Brittany Lamont, Southwest Region Chair Jean Hungiville, FCCP, West Central Region Chair Cory Skeates, JD, IOM, FCCP, Advocacy Chair

Board Members Amber Aaron, IOM Skip Alford, IOM, FCCP Christie Bruner Tricia Brunson, IOM Stephanie Ford, FCCP Julio Fuentes

Donna Germain, IOM, FCCP Megan Harrison, FCCP John Lai, FCCP Jimmy Lane, IOM Katie Lopez, IOM Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP

Sandi Moore Joey O’Hern Jerilyn Rumbarger John Solomon, FCCP Mark Wilson, CCE Josh Wooten

Events/Affinity Track: Affinity/Non-Dues Revenue Roundtable Hear from FACP sponsors and partners about the affinity/non-dues revenue opportunities that they offer to chambers to add to their benefits, programs and bottom lines.

Palms III Communications/Marketing Track: 50 Ideas in 50 Minutes Moderated by: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns Participants will engage in an interactive discussion around communication topics such as their most effective platforms, drip campaigns, AI Tools, and anything that the group wants to discuss about communicating with members.

Veranda A 2:10 PM Learn Proven Strategies for Non-Dues Revenue - “The Survey Feud Version” Presented by: Scott Robertson, IOM, GrowthZone A dynamic, interactive session designed for chamber professionals to explore key trends, insights, strategies, trends, member engagement insights, non-dues revenue strategies, online communities and more in a fun environment.

Grand Oasis Break Sponsor 3:10 PM – 3:25 PM

Break

3:30 PM Media Tips & Tricks 101: Building Relationships and Responding with Confidence Presented by: Nancy Blum-Heintz, Vision First Advisors Strong media relationships can help chambers tell their story before, during and after the headlines. In this session, attendees will get practical tips to help them become trusted, go-to sources for local reporters; prepare for interviews; manage messaging during sensitive issues or crises; position their chambers as a reliable community resource; gain strategies for proactive media outreach, on-camera confidence and message control that help protect credibility and strengthen public trust when it matters most.

Grand Oasis

Bay County Chamber of Commerce Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce Greater Gainesville Chamber of Commerce Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Lakeland Chamber of Commerce Manatee Chamber of Commerce Melbourne Regional Chamber of Commerce Miramar-Pembroke Pines Regional Chamber of Commerce Ocala Metro Chamber & Economic Partnership

Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Putnam County Chamber of Commerce Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Seminole County Chamber Southeast Volusia Chamber of Commerce South Tampa Chamber of Commerce The Osceola Chamber West Orange Chamber of Commerce Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce

Want to add your Chamber to the list of Certified Chambe rs in next year ’s program?

Deadline to ap ply is June 15, 20

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Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce

Tuesday, November 4 (continued) This Year’s FCCP Class Stephanie Ford, FCCP Ed Hill, FCCP Charinus Johnson Davis, FCCP Chanda Ryan, FCCP

Southeast Volusia Chamber of Commerce Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber Navarre Beach Chamber of Commerce

FCCP Alumni Members Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP Skip Alford, IOM, FCCP Cindy Brief, IOM, FCCP Nancy Keefer, CCE, IOM, FCCP Dr. Bob Rohrlack, IOM, CCE, FCCP Robert Goltz, IOM, FCCP Cory Skeates, JD, IOM, FCCP Cindy Lewis, IOM, FCCP Donna Germain, IOM, FCCP Debbie Cotton, IOM, FCCP John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP Kelly Flannery, FCCP Tammy C. Bracewell, IOM, FCCP Nancy Peltonen, FCCP Janet Kersey, CFE, CDME, FCCP Roxanne Anderson, FCCP Megan Harrison, IOM, FCCP Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP Jean Hungiville, FCCP John Lai, FCCP Noel Martinez, FCCP John Solomon, FCCP

Destin Chamber of Commerce Boca Chamber of Commerce Lake Wales Chamber & EDC Coral Springs Coconut Creek Chamber of Commerce Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce Greater Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce The Osceola Chamber Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce The Osceola Chamber South Tampa Chamber of Commerce Florida Association of Chamber Professionals Greater Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce Walton Area Chamber of Commerce Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Apalachicola Bay Chamber of Commerce

Would you like to add the FCCP designation behind your name?

Applications are now being accepted through July 1, 2026!

FCCP Class of 2026 Timeline July 1, 2026 July 15, 2026 August 1, 2026 November 2026

FCCP application, fee, packet and essay due FACP processes application FCCP Committee reviews application FCCP Awards presented at Annual Meeting

Now would be a good time to pull out your phone and add a calendar reminder to start your application in early 2026!

Session 4:30 PM Building Confidence for Successful Advocacy Sponsor Panel: Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP, Boca Raton Chamber; Kathy Lehner, Venice Chamber; John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP, The Osceola Chamber Moderator: Cory Skeates, JD, IOM, FCCP, Greater Palm Bay Chamber Why advocacy matters, how to build the famework, who to partner with and how to stay the course are just a few of the points that will be covered during this interative session.

Grand Oasis 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Veranda A and B

Reception and Silent Auction

Reception Sponsor

Silent Auction Sponsor

Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center

Wednesday, November 5 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

Breakfast Sponsor

Breakfast

8:00 AM Collections vs. Connections: Rethinking Past Due Member Outreach Presented by: Bill Holman, Holman Brothers Membership Sales Solutions When a member doesn’t renew, is it time to collect or reconnect? This session examines how chambers can handle non-renewals with integrity, offering practical tools to safeguard both revenue and relationships. We’ll review a real-world decision-making framework, explore outreach strategies that are personal - not punitive, and share ways to manage difficult situations without burning bridges. Whether you handle dues in-house or outsource collections, you’ll come away with actionable insights that balance financial responsibility with long-term member engagement.

Grand Oasis 9:05 AM Breakout Sessions: CEO/VP Track: Leading with Data: Insights to Impact Panel: Noel Martinez, FCCP, Palm Beach North Chamber; and Brittany Lamont, Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance Moderator: DJ Muller, 1 to 100 Advisors Whether you’re just getting started or already fluent in data, this session will help you take your CEO data leadership (think KPIs, board reporting...) to the next level. CEOs will share best practices for board reporting, staff KPIs and practical insights on how to use data to guide decisions, strengthen transparency, build trust and communicate more effectively with your board and staff. See real-world examples of board dashboards, KPI (Key Performance Indicator) reports, and CEO scorecards. Learn how to get started with tools you can take home and put to work immediately to drive clarity, alignment, and impact in your organization.

Palms I Membership Track: 50 Ideas in 50 Minutes Moderator: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns Participants will engage in an interactive discussion around membership topics such as recruitment, retention, engagement ideas, lead generation, and anything that the group wants to discuss about all things membership.

Veranda A Communications/Marketing Track: Cut The Ribbon, Start the Buzz: Chamber Events as Content and Referral Engines Presented by: Brian Ostrovsky, Locable This session will show attendees how to turn ribbon cuttings, mixers, and other events into powerful content and referral engines. Learn how to capture and share event content, highlight members, and build momentum that attracts new businesses and boosts community visibility—all with tools you already have.

Palms III

Wednesday, November 5 (continued)

Our Esteemed Speakers

Events/Affinity Track: Unusual Events that Generate Revenue Panel: Kristina Park, Greater Naples Chamber; Brian Elkins, Palm Beach North Chamber; Nancy Peltonen, FCCP, Greater Palm Bay Chamber; Moderator: Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP, Seminole Chamber If you are tired of the same old, same old events and ready to hear about some “outside of the box events”, this session will provide you with examples of events that could be replicated and modified to fit your community or could spark an idea for an event that fits your chamber’s culture.

Palms II 10:05 AM – 10:20 AM 10:25 AM

Break

Break Sponsor

Breakout Sessions:

Session Sponsor CEO/VP Track: The Power of Short-Term Leave/Succession Plans Panel: Heather Kasten, CCE, Sarasota Chamber; Joey O’Hern, Lake City-Columbia County Chamber; Jacki Dezelski, Manatee Chamber; Moderator: John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP, The Osceola Chamber We know that chamber work doesn’t stop when a CEO steps away – whether it’s due to illness or a planned career transition. This session will give you insight from chamber leaders who have successfully navigated an unplanned transition or have developed plans for their organizations to better prepare for planned or unexpected transitions.

Palms I Events/Affinity Track: 50 Ideas in 50 Minutes Moderator: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns Participants will engage in an interactive discussion around event/affinity topics such as budget saving ideas, mobilizing volunteers, boosting sponsor and non-revenue dollars, and anything that the group wants to discuss about events and non-dues revenue/affinity programs.

Veranda A Communications/Marketing Track: Sharing Your Chamber’s Good Works: The Art of Story Telling Panel: Ed Burzminski, Chamber Marketing Partners; Alexis Winegard, Rare Blue Moon Marketing; Stephen Miller, Seabreeze Communications; Moderator: Jean Hungiville, FCCP Why is it important to tell the story about your chamber and your community? How do you determine the audience, create the message, and communicate the story? Hear from professionals representing various forms of media about ways to share your message across multiple platforms.

Palms III Membership Track: Still Confused about Dues? Tiered or Fair Share? Annual or Anniversary?

Panel: Steve Cannon, IOM, Gainesville Chamber; Kim Dalgish, IOM, Manatee Chamber; Jess Schultz, Ocala Metro CEP; Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP, Destin Chamber; Moderator: Sarah Pearson, IOM, Boca Raton Chamber You have likely heard the saying, “If you’ve seen one chamber, then you’ve seen one chamber.” That phrase holds true regarding membership structures as well. Some invoice renewals annually, while others invoice on members’ anniversary and some offer tiered dues while some have a fair share model. There’s not one that is best for every chamber, and this session will provide pros and cons on the various structures.

Palms II 11:30 AM The Power Of You: Own Your Talents, Transform Your Team Presented by: Teri Smiley, IOM, Starfish Partnerships Attendees will explore how identifying and harnessing their individual talents can transform their own work and also that of their team. By understanding and owning what they naturally do best, participants will learn how to elevate their personal performance while contributing to a more cohesive team. Through interactive activities and tools, this session will help attendees unlock their potential and make an even greater impact within their chamber and community.

Grand Oasis 12:30 PM “And The Winners Are...” Awards Lunch and #Chamber Strong “And The Winners Are...”

Presented by: Mark Wilson, Florida Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Sponsor Our state, communities and chambers are stronger when we work together. Hear about the initiatives of the Florida Chamber and how local chambers can be partners in their efforts.

Grand Oasis

Bennie Salas Speaker, Professional Executive Coach, Author

Jason Ebey, IOM ygm Total Resource Campaigns

Michael Holmquist NAI, Miami

Robert Montejo Duane Morris, LLP

John Janusz Freebee

Rob Bradham Mark D. Litten Indian River County Chambers for Innovation & Clean Energy Chamber

Alan Byrd Mary Delia Allen Chambers for Innovation Speaker & Business & Clean Energy Strategist

Lisa Lutoff-Perlo Advisor, Speaker, and Author

Thank You

Craig Turner Momentum AI

...to our esteemed panel of speakers for sharing their time and talents to help us fulfill our mission of advancing excellence in chamber management.

Do You Know Any Other Great Speakers?

We are always looking for suggestions for speakers on various topics!

If you would like to recommend someone from your community who is a subject matter expert and whom you feel would bring benefit to your peers, please email Tammy at director@facponline.com and share the details with her.

We love to use local talent and it is a great opportunity for you to give recognition and an extra member value to your members!

Wednesday, November 5 (continued)

Our Esteemed Speakers

2:20 PM Meet the CEO: VISIT FLORIDA Presented by: Bryan Griffin, VISIT FLORIDA VISIT FLORIDA CEO Bryan Griffin will share his vision for the state’s official destination marketing organization that drives tourism through a public-private partnership that matches public funding dollar-for-dollar. Partnering with businesses and destinations across the state, it serves in a leading role within Florida’s tourism ecosystem, protecting and promoting Florida’s $142 billion vacation brand through global marketing, public relations, and travel trade efforts.

Grand Oasis 3:20 PM – 3:35 PM

Kristina Park Greater Naples Chamber

Joey O’Hern Lake City-Columbia County Chamber

Brian Elkins Nancy Peltonen, FCCP Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP Heather Kasten, Palm Beach North Greater Palm Bay Seminole County CCE Chamber Chamber Chamber Sarasota Chamber

Jacki Dezelski Manatee Chamber

Ed Burzminski Chamber Marketing Partners

Alexis Winegard Rare Blue Moon Marketing

Stephen Miller Seabreeze Communications

3:40 PM

Break

Breakout Sessions:

Membership Track: Don’t Just Onboard – Turning New Members Into Engaged Stakeholders Presented by: Doug Holman, Holman Brothers Membership Sales Solutions Traditional onboarding is a great start — but what if your early interactions could do more than inform? What if they could inspire action, build trust, and accelerate new members’ connection to your community? This session focuses on activation, not just orientation. Doug will share practical strategies from their Member Relations Playbook to help attendees and their teams move beyond checklists and create purposeful touchpoints that lead to deeper engagement and stronger retention. Whether attendees are refining their process or reenergizing early engagement, they’ll walk away with real-world tools to activate with impact and build lasting member connections.

Palms I Communications/Marketing Track: Why Us? Becoming the First “Yes” for Business Owners Presented by: Daniel Gray, Pixelemm How can you ensure that membership in your chamber is the first “Yes” for the businesses in your community? This session will equip attendees with the tools and confidence to clearly communicate the value — changing the conversation from “joining the chamber” to “helping their business” and from “networking opportunities” to “connecting them with potential customers”.

Palms II Events/Affinity Track: The Game of Events: “Shift” Happens Presented by: Laura Simpson, IOM; and Amber Aaron, IOM, Brandon Riverview Chamber of Commerce This session will be interactive, entertaining and educational as the attendees take a journey down the “Game of Events” path and discuss real-life obstacles (and opportunities!) that they have encountered through their event planning experiences. The “EVENTS” acronym will be shared to help attendees plan for greater success with their events.

Palms III

Jean Hungiville, FCCP Steve Cannon, IOM Tarpon Springs Gainesville Chamber Chamber

Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP Destin Chamber

Jess Schultz Ocala Metro CEP

Sarah Pearson, IOM Boca Raton Chamber

CEO/VP Track: “What Keeps You Up at Night?”

Moderated by: Bennie Salas, Professional Speaker, ICF Certified Professional Executive Coach and Author This session is designed around the portion of our regional meetings that gets the most positive feedback from our members and allows attendees to share (in a safe environment) issues that are giving them challenges and to receive guidance and feedback from their peers.

Veranda A 4:45 PM

Breakout Sessions:

Exploring Innovative Revenue Streams for Chamber Success Presented by: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns In this session, attendees will discover innovative strategies to maximize non-dues revenue. You’ll hear about successful revenue initiatives and engage in interactive discussions to share best practices. Join us to gain actionable insights and creative approaches that ensure financial growth and sustainability for your organization.

Palms I

Mark Wilson, CCE Florida Chamber

Bryan Griffin VISIT FLORIDA

Daniel Gray Pixelemm

Laura Simpson, IOM

Amber Aaron, IOM Brandon Riverview Chamber

Wednesday, November 5 (continued) 4:45 PM

Our Esteemed Speakers

Breakout Sessions: (continued)

Economic Development & Energy Demand Panel: John Janusz, VP Economic Development, Freebee; Mark D. Litten, Vice President Economic Development, Indian River County Chamber; Rob Bradham, IOM, Director of Policy, Chambers for Innovation & Clean Energy; Michael Holmquist, VP, NAI Miami; Robert Montejo, Partner, Duane Morris LLP Moderator: Alan Byrd, Chambers for Innovation & Clean Energy With the growing use of technology such as AI and virtual reality, how communities deal with meeting the significant energy demand will either result in economic growth or communities seeing jobs and companies move to other places that can meet the power needs of businesses. Learn in this session how chambers can lead by example, pushing their communities to embrace an all-of-the-above energy portfolio that helps utilize all types of energy sources, including clean energy.

Palms II 7:00 PM –10:00 PM Drift Away with FACP: A Rare Blue Moon Karaoke Party Kick back and relax with your FACP crew at The Drift Bar for an evening of fun!

Whether you belt out a ballad or cheer on your peers, this is the night to sing, laugh, and make conference memories that will last long after the moon fades.

The Drift

Karaoke Party Sponsor

Stephanie Ford, FCCP Jeni Torello Debbie Cotton, Teri Smiley, IOM Katie Lopez, IOM Southeast Volusia Amplify Clearwater IOM, FCCP Starfish Partnerships Tampa Bay Chamber Chamber Ormond Beach Chamber

Thursday, November 6 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

Breakfast

8:00 AM The Welcoming Edge: Customer Service in the Age of “Leave Me Alone” Presented by: Mary Delia Allen Today’s customers are rushed, distracted—and so are your employees. This high-impact session reclaims the power of the first moment. With relatable stories and actionable strategies, Mary Delia equips teams to spark meaningful connection in seconds. When delivered with intention, a simple welcome becomes your most powerful business tool.

Because even in a “leave me alone” world, the companies that connect win.

Grand Oasis Books Provided By 9:05 AM Making Waves Presented by: Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, Advisor, Global Keynote Speaker and Best-Selling Author Discover the power of authentic leadership by blending smarts, heart, and courage. This keynote unpacks how strategic thinking and decision-making Must be present (smarts) combined with empathy and genuine connection (heart) create leaders at the conclusion of the who inspire. Add the courage to take risks and uphold values, and you have a conference to receive your recipe for impactful leadership. Learn to lead in a way that drives results, complimentary copy of fosters trust, and inspires others.

Lisa Lutoff-Perlo’s “Making Waves” Grand Oasis

Ed Hill, FCCP Charinus Davis,FCCP Coral Springs Coconut Sarasota Chamber Regional Chamber

Kim Dalglish, IOM Manatee Chamber

Nancy Blum-Heintz Vision First Advisors

Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP Boca Raton Chamber

Kathy Lehner Venice Chamber

Doug Holman Holman Brothers Membership Sales Solutions

Noel Martinez, FCCP Palm Beach North Chamber

Brittany Lamont Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance

10:10 AM AI Thought Leadership for Chambers: What’s Next?

Presented by: Craig Turner, Momentum AI This session will include fresh updates, real-world examples, and a look at where AI is taking chambers in 2026.

We’ve learned how to use the tools - now it’s time to lead with them. This session dives into how chambers can step fully into AI thought leadership: using it inside their own operations, teaching it confidently to their members, creating forward-looking conversations in their communities, and making AI accessible to every business they serve. Attendees can expect a fast-paced, idea-packed hour that connects everything they’ve been learning to what’s coming next.

Grand Oasis 11:05 AM

Closing Comments from Our Chair

Bonus Session

11:45 AM – 1:45 PM Bonus Session: Practical AI for Chambers: From Prompt to Platform Registration Required Presented by: Craig Turner, Momentum AI Ready to roll up your sleeves? In this hands-on workshop, Craig will take attendees beyond theory and into creation mode to build real AI tools for their own chambers — live. He will share up-to-the-minute guidance, real-world examples, and the “why” behind each approach, giving you prompts and frameworks you can customize in real time.

Scott Garvis Dale Carnegie

Scott Robertson, IOM GrowthZone

John Newstreet, Cory Skeates, IOM, FCCP JD, IOM, FCCP The Osceola Chamber Greater Palm Bay Chamber

DJ Muller 1 to 100 Advisors

Brian Ostrovsky Locable

Wednesday, November 5 (continued) 4:45 PM

Our Esteemed Speakers

Breakout Sessions: (continued)

Economic Development & Energy Demand Panel: John Janusz, VP Economic Development, Freebee; Mark D. Litten, Vice President Economic Development, Indian River County Chamber; Rob Bradham, IOM, Director of Policy, Chambers for Innovation & Clean Energy; Michael Holmquist, VP, NAI Miami; Robert Montejo, Partner, Duane Morris LLP Moderator: Alan Byrd, Chambers for Innovation & Clean Energy With the growing use of technology such as AI and virtual reality, how communities deal with meeting the significant energy demand will either result in economic growth or communities seeing jobs and companies move to other places that can meet the power needs of businesses. Learn in this session how chambers can lead by example, pushing their communities to embrace an all-of-the-above energy portfolio that helps utilize all types of energy sources, including clean energy.

Palms II 7:00 PM –10:00 PM Drift Away with FACP: A Rare Blue Moon Karaoke Party Kick back and relax with your FACP crew at The Drift Bar for an evening of fun!

Whether you belt out a ballad or cheer on your peers, this is the night to sing, laugh, and make conference memories that will last long after the moon fades.

The Drift

Karaoke Party Sponsor

Stephanie Ford, FCCP Jeni Torello Debbie Cotton, Teri Smiley, IOM Katie Lopez, IOM Southeast Volusia Amplify Clearwater IOM, FCCP Starfish Partnerships Tampa Bay Chamber Chamber Ormond Beach Chamber

Thursday, November 6 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

Breakfast

8:00 AM The Welcoming Edge: Customer Service in the Age of “Leave Me Alone” Presented by: Mary Delia Allen Today’s customers are rushed, distracted—and so are your employees. This high-impact session reclaims the power of the first moment. With relatable stories and actionable strategies, Mary Delia equips teams to spark meaningful connection in seconds. When delivered with intention, a simple welcome becomes your most powerful business tool.

Because even in a “leave me alone” world, the companies that connect win.

Grand Oasis Books Provided By 9:05 AM Making Waves Presented by: Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, Advisor, Global Keynote Speaker and Best-Selling Author Discover the power of authentic leadership by blending smarts, heart, and courage. This keynote unpacks how strategic thinking and decision-making Must be present (smarts) combined with empathy and genuine connection (heart) create leaders at the conclusion of the who inspire. Add the courage to take risks and uphold values, and you have a conference to receive your recipe for impactful leadership. Learn to lead in a way that drives results, complimentary copy of fosters trust, and inspires others.

Lisa Lutoff-Perlo’s “Making Waves” Grand Oasis

Ed Hill, FCCP Charinus Davis,FCCP Coral Springs Coconut Sarasota Chamber Regional Chamber

Kim Dalglish, IOM Manatee Chamber

Nancy Blum-Heintz Vision First Advisors

Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP Boca Raton Chamber

Kathy Lehner Venice Chamber

Doug Holman Holman Brothers Membership Sales Solutions

Noel Martinez, FCCP Palm Beach North Chamber

Brittany Lamont Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance

10:10 AM AI Thought Leadership for Chambers: What’s Next?

Presented by: Craig Turner, Momentum AI This session will include fresh updates, real-world examples, and a look at where AI is taking chambers in 2026.

We’ve learned how to use the tools - now it’s time to lead with them. This session dives into how chambers can step fully into AI thought leadership: using it inside their own operations, teaching it confidently to their members, creating forward-looking conversations in their communities, and making AI accessible to every business they serve. Attendees can expect a fast-paced, idea-packed hour that connects everything they’ve been learning to what’s coming next.

Grand Oasis 11:05 AM

Closing Comments from Our Chair

Bonus Session

11:45 AM – 1:45 PM Bonus Session: Practical AI for Chambers: From Prompt to Platform Registration Required Presented by: Craig Turner, Momentum AI Ready to roll up your sleeves? In this hands-on workshop, Craig will take attendees beyond theory and into creation mode to build real AI tools for their own chambers — live. He will share up-to-the-minute guidance, real-world examples, and the “why” behind each approach, giving you prompts and frameworks you can customize in real time.

Scott Garvis Dale Carnegie

Scott Robertson, IOM GrowthZone

John Newstreet, Cory Skeates, IOM, FCCP JD, IOM, FCCP The Osceola Chamber Greater Palm Bay Chamber

DJ Muller 1 to 100 Advisors

Brian Ostrovsky Locable

Wednesday, November 5 (continued)

Our Esteemed Speakers

2:20 PM Meet the CEO: VISIT FLORIDA Presented by: Bryan Griffin, VISIT FLORIDA VISIT FLORIDA CEO Bryan Griffin will share his vision for the state’s official destination marketing organization that drives tourism through a public-private partnership that matches public funding dollar-for-dollar. Partnering with businesses and destinations across the state, it serves in a leading role within Florida’s tourism ecosystem, protecting and promoting Florida’s $142 billion vacation brand through global marketing, public relations, and travel trade efforts.

Grand Oasis 3:20 PM – 3:35 PM

Kristina Park Greater Naples Chamber

Joey O’Hern Lake City-Columbia County Chamber

Brian Elkins Nancy Peltonen, FCCP Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP Heather Kasten, Palm Beach North Greater Palm Bay Seminole County CCE Chamber Chamber Chamber Sarasota Chamber

Jacki Dezelski Manatee Chamber

Ed Burzminski Chamber Marketing Partners

Alexis Winegard Rare Blue Moon Marketing

Stephen Miller Seabreeze Communications

3:40 PM

Break

Breakout Sessions:

Membership Track: Don’t Just Onboard – Turning New Members Into Engaged Stakeholders Presented by: Doug Holman, Holman Brothers Membership Sales Solutions Traditional onboarding is a great start — but what if your early interactions could do more than inform? What if they could inspire action, build trust, and accelerate new members’ connection to your community? This session focuses on activation, not just orientation. Doug will share practical strategies from their Member Relations Playbook to help attendees and their teams move beyond checklists and create purposeful touchpoints that lead to deeper engagement and stronger retention. Whether attendees are refining their process or reenergizing early engagement, they’ll walk away with real-world tools to activate with impact and build lasting member connections.

Palms I Communications/Marketing Track: Why Us? Becoming the First “Yes” for Business Owners Presented by: Daniel Gray, Pixelemm How can you ensure that membership in your chamber is the first “Yes” for the businesses in your community? This session will equip attendees with the tools and confidence to clearly communicate the value — changing the conversation from “joining the chamber” to “helping their business” and from “networking opportunities” to “connecting them with potential customers”.

Palms II Events/Affinity Track: The Game of Events: “Shift” Happens Presented by: Laura Simpson, IOM; and Amber Aaron, IOM, Brandon Riverview Chamber of Commerce This session will be interactive, entertaining and educational as the attendees take a journey down the “Game of Events” path and discuss real-life obstacles (and opportunities!) that they have encountered through their event planning experiences. The “EVENTS” acronym will be shared to help attendees plan for greater success with their events.

Palms III

Jean Hungiville, FCCP Steve Cannon, IOM Tarpon Springs Gainesville Chamber Chamber

Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP Destin Chamber

Jess Schultz Ocala Metro CEP

Sarah Pearson, IOM Boca Raton Chamber

CEO/VP Track: “What Keeps You Up at Night?”

Moderated by: Bennie Salas, Professional Speaker, ICF Certified Professional Executive Coach and Author This session is designed around the portion of our regional meetings that gets the most positive feedback from our members and allows attendees to share (in a safe environment) issues that are giving them challenges and to receive guidance and feedback from their peers.

Veranda A 4:45 PM

Breakout Sessions:

Exploring Innovative Revenue Streams for Chamber Success Presented by: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns In this session, attendees will discover innovative strategies to maximize non-dues revenue. You’ll hear about successful revenue initiatives and engage in interactive discussions to share best practices. Join us to gain actionable insights and creative approaches that ensure financial growth and sustainability for your organization.

Palms I

Mark Wilson, CCE Florida Chamber

Bryan Griffin VISIT FLORIDA

Daniel Gray Pixelemm

Laura Simpson, IOM

Amber Aaron, IOM Brandon Riverview Chamber

Wednesday, November 5 (continued)

Our Esteemed Speakers

Events/Affinity Track: Unusual Events that Generate Revenue Panel: Kristina Park, Greater Naples Chamber; Brian Elkins, Palm Beach North Chamber; Nancy Peltonen, FCCP, Greater Palm Bay Chamber; Moderator: Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP, Seminole Chamber If you are tired of the same old, same old events and ready to hear about some “outside of the box events”, this session will provide you with examples of events that could be replicated and modified to fit your community or could spark an idea for an event that fits your chamber’s culture.

Palms II 10:05 AM – 10:20 AM 10:25 AM

Break

Break Sponsor

Breakout Sessions:

Session Sponsor CEO/VP Track: The Power of Short-Term Leave/Succession Plans Panel: Heather Kasten, CCE, Sarasota Chamber; Joey O’Hern, Lake City-Columbia County Chamber; Jacki Dezelski, Manatee Chamber; Moderator: John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP, The Osceola Chamber We know that chamber work doesn’t stop when a CEO steps away – whether it’s due to illness or a planned career transition. This session will give you insight from chamber leaders who have successfully navigated an unplanned transition or have developed plans for their organizations to better prepare for planned or unexpected transitions.

Palms I Events/Affinity Track: 50 Ideas in 50 Minutes Moderator: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns Participants will engage in an interactive discussion around event/affinity topics such as budget saving ideas, mobilizing volunteers, boosting sponsor and non-revenue dollars, and anything that the group wants to discuss about events and non-dues revenue/affinity programs.

Veranda A Communications/Marketing Track: Sharing Your Chamber’s Good Works: The Art of Story Telling Panel: Ed Burzminski, Chamber Marketing Partners; Alexis Winegard, Rare Blue Moon Marketing; Stephen Miller, Seabreeze Communications; Moderator: Jean Hungiville, FCCP Why is it important to tell the story about your chamber and your community? How do you determine the audience, create the message, and communicate the story? Hear from professionals representing various forms of media about ways to share your message across multiple platforms.

Palms III Membership Track: Still Confused about Dues? Tiered or Fair Share? Annual or Anniversary?

Panel: Steve Cannon, IOM, Gainesville Chamber; Kim Dalgish, IOM, Manatee Chamber; Jess Schultz, Ocala Metro CEP; Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP, Destin Chamber; Moderator: Sarah Pearson, IOM, Boca Raton Chamber You have likely heard the saying, “If you’ve seen one chamber, then you’ve seen one chamber.” That phrase holds true regarding membership structures as well. Some invoice renewals annually, while others invoice on members’ anniversary and some offer tiered dues while some have a fair share model. There’s not one that is best for every chamber, and this session will provide pros and cons on the various structures.

Palms II 11:30 AM The Power Of You: Own Your Talents, Transform Your Team Presented by: Teri Smiley, IOM, Starfish Partnerships Attendees will explore how identifying and harnessing their individual talents can transform their own work and also that of their team. By understanding and owning what they naturally do best, participants will learn how to elevate their personal performance while contributing to a more cohesive team. Through interactive activities and tools, this session will help attendees unlock their potential and make an even greater impact within their chamber and community.

Grand Oasis 12:30 PM “And The Winners Are...” Awards Lunch and #Chamber Strong “And The Winners Are...”

Presented by: Mark Wilson, Florida Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Sponsor Our state, communities and chambers are stronger when we work together. Hear about the initiatives of the Florida Chamber and how local chambers can be partners in their efforts.

Grand Oasis

Bennie Salas Speaker, Professional Executive Coach, Author

Jason Ebey, IOM ygm Total Resource Campaigns

Michael Holmquist NAI, Miami

Robert Montejo Duane Morris, LLP

John Janusz Freebee

Rob Bradham Mark D. Litten Indian River County Chambers for Innovation & Clean Energy Chamber

Alan Byrd Mary Delia Allen Chambers for Innovation Speaker & Business & Clean Energy Strategist

Lisa Lutoff-Perlo Advisor, Speaker, and Author

Thank You

Craig Turner Momentum AI

...to our esteemed panel of speakers for sharing their time and talents to help us fulfill our mission of advancing excellence in chamber management.

Do You Know Any Other Great Speakers?

We are always looking for suggestions for speakers on various topics!

If you would like to recommend someone from your community who is a subject matter expert and whom you feel would bring benefit to your peers, please email Tammy at director@facponline.com and share the details with her.

We love to use local talent and it is a great opportunity for you to give recognition and an extra member value to your members!

Tuesday, November 4 (continued) This Year’s FCCP Class Stephanie Ford, FCCP Ed Hill, FCCP Charinus Johnson Davis, FCCP Chanda Ryan, FCCP

Southeast Volusia Chamber of Commerce Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber Navarre Beach Chamber of Commerce

FCCP Alumni Members Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP Skip Alford, IOM, FCCP Cindy Brief, IOM, FCCP Nancy Keefer, CCE, IOM, FCCP Dr. Bob Rohrlack, IOM, CCE, FCCP Robert Goltz, IOM, FCCP Cory Skeates, JD, IOM, FCCP Cindy Lewis, IOM, FCCP Donna Germain, IOM, FCCP Debbie Cotton, IOM, FCCP John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP Kelly Flannery, FCCP Tammy C. Bracewell, IOM, FCCP Nancy Peltonen, FCCP Janet Kersey, CFE, CDME, FCCP Roxanne Anderson, FCCP Megan Harrison, IOM, FCCP Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP Jean Hungiville, FCCP John Lai, FCCP Noel Martinez, FCCP John Solomon, FCCP

Destin Chamber of Commerce Boca Chamber of Commerce Lake Wales Chamber & EDC Coral Springs Coconut Creek Chamber of Commerce Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce Greater Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce The Osceola Chamber Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce The Osceola Chamber South Tampa Chamber of Commerce Florida Association of Chamber Professionals Greater Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce Walton Area Chamber of Commerce Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce Sanibel-Captiva Chamber of Commerce Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Apalachicola Bay Chamber of Commerce

Would you like to add the FCCP designation behind your name?

Applications are now being accepted through July 1, 2026!

FCCP Class of 2026 Timeline July 1, 2026 July 15, 2026 August 1, 2026 November 2026

FCCP application, fee, packet and essay due FACP processes application FCCP Committee reviews application FCCP Awards presented at Annual Meeting

Now would be a good time to pull out your phone and add a calendar reminder to start your application in early 2026!

Session 4:30 PM Building Confidence for Successful Advocacy Sponsor Panel: Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP, Boca Raton Chamber; Kathy Lehner, Venice Chamber; John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP, The Osceola Chamber Moderator: Cory Skeates, JD, IOM, FCCP, Greater Palm Bay Chamber Why advocacy matters, how to build the famework, who to partner with and how to stay the course are just a few of the points that will be covered during this interative session.

Grand Oasis 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Veranda A and B

Reception and Silent Auction

Reception Sponsor

Silent Auction Sponsor

Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center

Wednesday, November 5 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

Breakfast Sponsor

Breakfast

8:00 AM Collections vs. Connections: Rethinking Past Due Member Outreach Presented by: Bill Holman, Holman Brothers Membership Sales Solutions When a member doesn’t renew, is it time to collect or reconnect? This session examines how chambers can handle non-renewals with integrity, offering practical tools to safeguard both revenue and relationships. We’ll review a real-world decision-making framework, explore outreach strategies that are personal - not punitive, and share ways to manage difficult situations without burning bridges. Whether you handle dues in-house or outsource collections, you’ll come away with actionable insights that balance financial responsibility with long-term member engagement.

Grand Oasis 9:05 AM Breakout Sessions: CEO/VP Track: Leading with Data: Insights to Impact Panel: Noel Martinez, FCCP, Palm Beach North Chamber; and Brittany Lamont, Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance Moderator: DJ Muller, 1 to 100 Advisors Whether you’re just getting started or already fluent in data, this session will help you take your CEO data leadership (think KPIs, board reporting...) to the next level. CEOs will share best practices for board reporting, staff KPIs and practical insights on how to use data to guide decisions, strengthen transparency, build trust and communicate more effectively with your board and staff. See real-world examples of board dashboards, KPI (Key Performance Indicator) reports, and CEO scorecards. Learn how to get started with tools you can take home and put to work immediately to drive clarity, alignment, and impact in your organization.

Palms I Membership Track: 50 Ideas in 50 Minutes Moderator: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns Participants will engage in an interactive discussion around membership topics such as recruitment, retention, engagement ideas, lead generation, and anything that the group wants to discuss about all things membership.

Veranda A Communications/Marketing Track: Cut The Ribbon, Start the Buzz: Chamber Events as Content and Referral Engines Presented by: Brian Ostrovsky, Locable This session will show attendees how to turn ribbon cuttings, mixers, and other events into powerful content and referral engines. Learn how to capture and share event content, highlight members, and build momentum that attracts new businesses and boosts community visibility—all with tools you already have.

Palms III

Tuesday, November 4 11:15 AM – 11:45 AM First-Time Attendee Welcome First Time Attendees are invited to a meet and green with members of the FACP Board of Directors.

Palms I

“Welcome to the 12:00 PM Welcome, Opening Session and Lunch Palm Beaches” Better Together: The Power of Collaboration Luncheon Sponsor Panel: Katie Lopez, IOM, Tampa Bay Chamber; Stephanie Ford, FCCP, Southeast Volusia Chamber; Jeni Torello, Amplify Clearwater; Moderated by: Debbie Cotton, IOM, FCCP A chamber’s reach and effectiveness are increased when they foster good relationships and collaborate with their neighboring chambers. Learn how chambers can work together -- across regions, sizes and sectors -- to better serve their members and communities.

Grand Oasis 1:05 PM Breakout Sessions: Membership Track: Rethinking Member Value Panel: Teri Smiley, IOM, Starfish Partnerships; Charinus Davis, FCCP, Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber; Ed Hill, FCCP, Sarasota Chamber; Moderated by: Kim Dalglish, IOM, Manatee Chamber One size does not fit all, especially with the value that businesses seek from their chamber membership. Hear how these chambers are addressing this age old question of how to provide the value that their members are seeking.

Palms I CEO/VP Track: Managing Across Generations Presented by: Scott Garvis, Dale Carnegie This session equips leaders with practical insights and tools to transform the diverse attitudes, values, and skills of multiple generations into powerful performance drivers. Participants will explore tailored approaches for giving feedback and coaching across generational lines, fostering stronger connections, increased engagement, and a more rewarding workplace for both employees and managers.

Palms II

2025-2026 Board of Directors Officers Noel Martinez, FCCP, Chair Sarah Pearson, IOM, Chair-Elect John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP, Immediate Past Chair Heather Kasten, CCE, Treasurer Tammy Bracewell, IOM, FCCP, President Rebekah Arthur, IOM, FCCP, Central Region Chair Sam Ruiz, IOM, East Central Region Chair Steve Cannon, IOM, Northeast Region Chair Charinus Johnson-Davis, FCCP, Southeast Region Chair Brittany Lamont, Southwest Region Chair Jean Hungiville, FCCP, West Central Region Chair Cory Skeates, JD, IOM, FCCP, Advocacy Chair

Board Members Amber Aaron, IOM Skip Alford, IOM, FCCP Christie Bruner Tricia Brunson, IOM Stephanie Ford, FCCP Julio Fuentes

Donna Germain, IOM, FCCP Megan Harrison, FCCP John Lai, FCCP Jimmy Lane, IOM Katie Lopez, IOM Shane Moody, CCE, FCCP

Sandi Moore Joey O’Hern Jerilyn Rumbarger John Solomon, FCCP Mark Wilson, CCE Josh Wooten

Events/Affinity Track: Affinity/Non-Dues Revenue Roundtable Hear from FACP sponsors and partners about the affinity/non-dues revenue opportunities that they offer to chambers to add to their benefits, programs and bottom lines.

Palms III Communications/Marketing Track: 50 Ideas in 50 Minutes Moderated by: Jason Ebey, IOM, ygm Total Resource Campaigns Participants will engage in an interactive discussion around communication topics such as their most effective platforms, drip campaigns, AI Tools, and anything that the group wants to discuss about communicating with members.

Veranda A 2:10 PM Learn Proven Strategies for Non-Dues Revenue - “The Survey Feud Version” Presented by: Scott Robertson, IOM, GrowthZone A dynamic, interactive session designed for chamber professionals to explore key trends, insights, strategies, trends, member engagement insights, non-dues revenue strategies, online communities and more in a fun environment.

Grand Oasis Break Sponsor 3:10 PM – 3:25 PM

Break

3:30 PM Media Tips & Tricks 101: Building Relationships and Responding with Confidence Presented by: Nancy Blum-Heintz, Vision First Advisors Strong media relationships can help chambers tell their story before, during and after the headlines. In this session, attendees will get practical tips to help them become trusted, go-to sources for local reporters; prepare for interviews; manage messaging during sensitive issues or crises; position their chambers as a reliable community resource; gain strategies for proactive media outreach, on-camera confidence and message control that help protect credibility and strengthen public trust when it matters most.

Grand Oasis

Bay County Chamber of Commerce Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce Greater Gainesville Chamber of Commerce Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Lakeland Chamber of Commerce Manatee Chamber of Commerce Melbourne Regional Chamber of Commerce Miramar-Pembroke Pines Regional Chamber of Commerce Ocala Metro Chamber & Economic Partnership

Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Putnam County Chamber of Commerce Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Seminole County Chamber Southeast Volusia Chamber of Commerce South Tampa Chamber of Commerce The Osceola Chamber West Orange Chamber of Commerce Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce

Want to add your Chamber to the list of Certified Chambe rs in next year ’s program?

Deadline to ap ply is June 15, 20

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Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce

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Say ‘Thank You’...

Take a moment and write a note on one of our postcards to your Chair, your full Board or that someone who played a role in allowing you to attend the conference and say ‘thank you’ for helping you to be all that you can be.

Annual Conference

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November 4-6, 2025 Boca Raton

Then, give the card to Tammy and she will be happy to add a stamp and drop it in the mail it for you!

Presenting Sponsor

Save The Date Corporate Sponsors

Spring Conference 2026 Spring ce May 6-7, 2026 en Confer 6-7 While it’s almost impossible to pick dates that do not conflict with May Dat Save the

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our members’ events, we are hoping that you will add the 2026 Spring Conference dates to your calendar now and will make plans to be with us.

If your chamber is located in the Central, East Central or West Central region, please watch your inbox later this year for the Request for Proposal to share with your member properties (for the the Spring Conference and Annual Conference in 2026).

“Welcome to the Palm Beaches” Luncheon Sponsor

“And the Winners Are...”

Luncheon Sponsor

“Good Morning, FACP!” Breakfast Sponsor

This is your opportunity to bring the FACP Annual Conference to YOUR community!

Thank You

To Our Silent Auction Sponsor

Reception Sponsor

Silent Auction Sponsor

Audio/Visual Sponsor

Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center

Auction Closes at 9:00 AM on Thursday

And To Everyone Who Donated Items and Placed Bids

“Take a Break” Sponsors

Everyone’s generosity will help to fund First Time Attendee Scholarships at future Annual Conferences!

Thank You to the Power Planning Team Sarah Pearson and Jill Mondo, Committee Co-Chairs; Cindy Brief, IOM, FCCP; Joe Catrambone; Charinus Davis, FCCP; Ed Hill, FCCP; Cindy Lewis, IOM, FCCP; Troy McLellan, CCE, FCCP; Noel Martinez, FCCP; and John Newstreet, IOM, FCCP

Karaoke Party Sponsor

Session Sponsors

Photography Sponsor

Planning Committee Sponsors

Greater Boca Raton, Palm Beach North, Sarasota and Stuart-Martin County Chambers

Exhibitors Citslinc Locable

Palmetto Marriott Resort & Spa Seabreeze Communications

Starfish Partnerships The Children’s Movement

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