Connect with your Corporate Communications peers to discover cutting-edge AI strategies and practical approaches for boosting both the impact and efficiency of your communications.
Pre-Conference Workshop: Tuesday, October 27
General Sessions: Wednesday, October 28
Thursday, October 29
Register by Friday, October 2 2026, & save $400!
AI isn’t the future of corporate communications-it’s here, and it’s changing everything. Are you ready to lead the way?
This three-day event is designed for Corporate Communication professionals, focusing on integrating AI & digital tools and channels to transform communication strategies for maximum impact.
Featured Speakers
Eric T. Mazzacone
Director, Strategic Communication
RTX BBN Technologies
Kaye Byrd
HR Communications
University of Michigan
Sandra Salviejo
Senior Director Communications
Blood Cancer United
Carlos Arcila
Associate Director Corporate Communications
Verizon
Sean Louhisdon
Cloud Solutions Architect
Microsoft
About This Elevating Corporate Communications with AI Event
Attending an AI for Corporate Communications conference provides a comprehensive learning experience on leveraging AI for effective communication strategies, crisis management, employee engagement, storytelling, data-driven decision-making, stakeholder management, executive communication, and more.
Gain insights from industry experts, exchange ideas with peers, and enhance your skills to drive impactful communication within your organization, including how to:
Integrate AI into Corporate Communications to enhance efficiency, personalization, and impact across internal and external messaging
Leverage AI-powered tools to drive employee engagement and streamline communication across remote and global teams
Craft compelling messages with AI-driven insights to captivate audiences and improve message retention
Analyze communication effectiveness using AI-powered data analytics to refine strategies and optimize outcomes
Address global communication challenges by using AI for real-time translation, sentiment analysis, and cultural adaptation
Enhance transparency and trust by using AI to foster open dialogue and ensure consistent, authentic messaging
Benchmark AI-driven strategies against industry best practices to stay ahead in corporate communication innovation
Streamline workflows and boost efficiency by integrating AI into content creation, distribution, and feedback management
Navigate AI ethics and compliance by understanding data privacy, bias prevention, and regulatory requirements
Empower teams with AI training to foster adoption, boost confidence, and maximize the potential of AI-powered communication tools
Hear what past attendees had to say:
The panel, including the comments on specific AI prompts was great!
Past Event Attendee
The conversation around balancing privacy and legal issues while accepting that adoption is growingand we may not have a choice about using it was very informative.
Past Event Attendee
It was extremely educational.
Past Event Attendee
Benefits Of The 3-Day Pass
Maximize your time by signing up for our Pre-Conference Workshops on Tuesday, October 27th, 2026.
Interactive Pre-Conference Workshops are led by thought leaders and experts on corporate communications. Each small group session will prepare you for the conference the following day, provide you with practical answers to questions that keep you up at night, and inspire you to creatively tackle your most pressing AI in corporate communications challenges.
Who Should Attend
This conference is designed especially for senior-level professionals and their teams responsible for shaping and executing on their organization’s communications strategy for both external and internal audiences:
Employee communications
Internal communications
Media relations
Corporate communications
Global communications
Public relations
Public affairs
Human resources
Stakeholder engagement
Social media
Change management
Corporate intranets
Digital communications
Corporate affairs
Crisis Communications
Past Speaker Organizations Include:
Benefits Of Attending This ALI Conference
Access to AI-powered communication practitioners from leading organizations, offering real-world case studies and proven strategies through interactive workshops
Networking opportunities with fellow attendees to continue the AI conversation and share insights post-conference
Interactive sessions to collaborate with your strategic communications peers on implementing AI in corporate communications
Certificate of attendance for CEUs, showcasing your expertise in AI-driven corporate communications
Guaranteed in-depth, how-to instruction on elevating AI-powered corporate communications that you can apply immediately
Opportunity to have your most pressing questions about AI in corporate communications answered in real-time by experts
Frequently Asked Questions About AI for Corporate Communications
Who should attend the AI Strategies for Corporate Communications Conference?+
This conference is designed for corporate, internal and employee communications professionals, along with those working in public relations, public affairs, media relations, executive and digital communications, change management, HR, stakeholder engagement and related functions. It is especially useful for communicators looking for practical ways to integrate AI into their work and their communications strategy.
How are communications teams using AI today?+
Communications teams are using AI for much more than drafting content. Applications include research and analysis, content creation, communications audits, measurement, executive communications, employee communications, workflow improvement and information discovery. This conference explores real world examples of how communications teams are putting these capabilities into practice.
How can communications teams move beyond using AI just for writing and content creation?+
AI can support the entire communications workflow, from research and planning through creation, distribution, measurement and analysis. The conference includes case studies examining how communications teams can identify valuable AI use cases, redesign workflows and move from isolated experiments to repeatable ways of working.
How can communications teams successfully introduce AI across their organizations?+
Successful AI adoption requires more than access to new technology. Communications teams play an important role in building understanding, addressing employee concerns, establishing appropriate guardrails and helping employees adopt new ways of working. Attendees will hear practical examples of organizations moving from AI launches and experimentation toward broader adoption.
How can communicators use AI while maintaining trust and human oversight?+
Organizations need clear guidelines on where AI can assist communications and where human judgment and accountability remain essential. The conference addresses transparency, governance, content approvals, ethics, misinformation, credibility and where organizations should draw boundaries around AI use.
Do I need advanced AI experience to attend this conference?+
No. The program is designed for communications professionals at every stage of AI adoption. Whether your organization is still experimenting with AI or beginning to integrate it more systematically into communications workflows, you'll leave with practical examples and strategies you can adapt to your organization.
Need Leadership Approval?
Attending a conference, workshop, training, or seminar is the perfect way to gain new knowledge, meet like-minded professionals, expand your skillset, and expose yourself to new perspectives in your field. However, while you may see the benefits of attending an event, getting the “thumbs up” from management may take a bit of convincing.
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Pre-Conference Workshops: Find Out Why ALI Workshops Are Consistently Rated As Valuable Time Spent! - 10/27/2026
9:00 am - 9:15 am
Continental Breakfast, Coffee & Registration
Enjoy complimentary coffee, tea and continental breakfast as you meet your workshop leader and fellow attendees. Stop by the registration desk to sign-in and pick up your materials for the next 3 days. We'll kick things off at 9:30!
9:15 am - 9:30 am
Welcome & Speed Networking
9:30 am - 10:45 am
Workshop: The AI Divide: Redesigning How Messages Reach Your Frontline Workforce
Scott Ashen, Managing Director | Convene Communications
You'll learn how to map where critical messages break down for frontline and non-desk employees, and why reach is often not the real problem.
You'll evaluate whether the AI features in your current channels serve the employees receiving your messages or only the communicators writing them.
You'll explore practical ways AI can equip supervisors, adapt messages for language and location, and turn frontline questions into listening data.
You'll work through the governance questions that come up when AI tells employees something about safety, pay, or policy.
You'll leave with one pilot you could realistically test in the next 90 days, including how to bring in the operations and HR partners who often own frontline channels.
10:45 am - 11:00 am
Morning Refreshments & Networking Break
Enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, and other refreshments as you network with your peers as we switch over to the next workshop.
11:00 am - 12:15 pm
Workshop: Beyond the Draft: How Some Internal Communicators Are Unlocking AI's Real Potential
Gabriel Galdamez, Strategic Communications Consultant | Hola Gabriel
Most research on AI and internal communications tells us what percentage of practitioners are using it and which tools they prefer. This session goes deeper.
Gabriel will present his findings from an original qualitative study of senior internal communications practitioners — people who have moved beyond AI as a drafting shortcut and are using it as a genuine strategic partner.
You'll leave with a clearer picture of where AI in internal communications is headed, what separates practitioners who are unlocking its real potential from those still scratching the surface, and what you can bring back to your organization on Monday.
This isn't another trend report. It's a dispatch from the frontier!
12:15 pm - 1:45 pm
Lunch On Your Own, But Not Alone—Reservations Are Booked!
Reservations have been made at a number of local restaurants. Don't miss this opportunity to have lunch with your peers at a local NYC hot spot! **Dutch treat – we’ll ask for separate checks.
1:45 pm - 3:00 pm
Workshop: Beyond the Vanity Metrics: Measuring Communications Impact in the AI Era
Gary Ross, President | INSIDE COMMS
For years, communications teams have relied on familiar metrics such as reach, clicks, open rates, and engagement to demonstrate performance. But as AI transforms how organizations collect data, identify patterns, and connect communications activity to broader business outcomes, communicators have an opportunity to rethink what success looks like. This session explores how communications teams can use AI-powered insights to move beyond surface-level metrics, demonstrate strategic influence, and build a stronger case for the organizational value of communications.
Attendees will gain:
New approaches to measuring communications impact beyond traditional engagement metrics
Ways AI can help connect communications activity to business and organizational outcomes
Strategies for using data and AI-powered insights to demonstrate strategic influence
Practical ideas for building more meaningful measurement frameworks that prove the value of communications
3:00 pm - 3:15 pm
Afternoon Refreshments & Stretch Break
Enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, and other refreshments as you network with your peers as we switch over to the next workshop.
3:15 pm - 4:30 pm
Workshop: Building an AI-Ready Communications Team
Stephanie Worrell, Chief of Staff | Duke University Health System
AI adoption is moving quickly, but successful implementation requires more than giving communicators access to new tools. This session explores how communications leaders can build the culture, capabilities, governance, and confidence needed to adopt AI responsibly and effectively across the function. Attendees will learn how to prepare their teams for changing workflows, develop the right skills, establish practical guardrails, and move from scattered experimentation to a more intentional, sustainable approach to AI adoption.
Attendees will gain:
Strategies for building confidence and reducing resistance to AI adoption
Practical approaches to developing AI capabilities across the communications team
Guidance for creating governance and guardrails that support innovation without slowing progress
Ways to identify and prioritize high-value AI use cases
A framework for moving from experimentation to a sustainable AI adoption roadmap
5:00 pm - 5:05 pm
Close Of Workshops
5:05 pm - 6:00 pm
Complimentary Networking Reception For Workshop Attendees, Speakers & Sponsors @ Venue Bar
Cheers to a great day full of content! Join us in the hotel lobby main bar for complimentary drinks and networking with your peers.
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Dinner With A Group—Reservations Have Been Made To Take In The Sights Of NYC
First time in NYC?Want to get out of the hotel? Meet your peers in the lobby at 6:00. You'll be heading out to dinner at a local hot spot as you take in the sights of the city.
Day 1: General Sessions - 10/28/2026
9:00 am - 9:30 am
Registration: Badges, Breakfast, & Beverages
Enjoy complimentary coffee, tea and continental breakfast as you meet your fellow attendees. Sign-in, pick up your materials and enjoy a continental breakfast before we start the day. Be sure to stop by and visit your sponsors!
9:30 am - 9:45 am
Chairperson's Welcome & Speed Networking
Eric T. Mazzacone, Director, Strategic Communication | RTX BBN Technologies
Welcome to the AI Strategies for Corporate Communications Conference!
In this fast-paced forum, you'll get to know your fellow peers, their biggest internal communications challenges, and a few fun facts.
9:45 am - 10:15 am
Case Study: Communicating AI Inside the Enterprise: From Launch to Lasting Adoption
Rolling out an enterprise AI tool is not just a technology launch. It is a communications challenge that requires organizations to build understanding, address uncertainty, and give employees the confidence to adopt new ways of working. Drawing on lessons from launching enterprise AI tools, this session explores how communications teams can help employees understand what AI means for them, build trust in new technologies, and turn initial awareness into meaningful, organization-wide adoption.
Attendees will gain:
Lessons learned from communicating an enterprise AI launch
Strategies for building employee understanding and trust around AI
Approaches for addressing uncertainty, resistance, and common employee concerns
Practical ways to move employees from awareness to active adoption
Ideas for partnering across communications, leadership, HR, and technology teams to support organization-wide AI change
10:15 am - 10:45 am
Case Study: Why Your AI Sounds Like It's Never Met You (and How to Fix It)
Sean Louhisdon, Cloud Solutions Architect | Microsoft
If AI keeps handing you generic drafts you end up rewriting, the problem probably isn't the tool. The problem is that the tool knows nothing about you. It hasn't met your team, doesn't know your projects, and forgets every conversation the moment it ends. Meanwhile, people getting great results have quietly solved this: their assistant knows how they write, who they work with, and what got decided last quarter, so every answer starts from context instead of a blank page. In this session I'll show you a real working setup, not theory, and walk through a simple system you can build in about an hour and start using Monday.
You'll leave with:
Why the same tool gives one person boilerplate and another brilliance
What's worth capturing after a meeting, and what isn't
A folder setup you can build in about an hour
How to keep it current without another daily chore
What changes when your assistant remembers what you've long forgotten
10:45 am - 11:15 am
Morning Refreshments, Networking Break + Visit Your Sponsors
Enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, and other refreshments as you network with your peers.
Be sure to stop by and visit your sponsors and be sure to fill out your evaluation forms.
11:15 am - 11:45 am
Case Study: From Experimentation to Execution: Mapping AI Across the Communications Workflow
Dom McShan, Digital Communication Manager | TCU Neeley School of Business
AI experimentation is happening across communications teams, but the biggest challenge is understanding where it can genuinely improve the work. Drawing on extensive hands-on experimentation and documented AI use cases, this session explores how communicators can map AI across functions, workflows, and detailed processes to identify where it adds value, where human judgment remains essential, and how roles and responsibilities evolve when AI becomes part of the workflow.
You will learn:
A practical framework for identifying AI opportunities across communications functions
Real-world examples of AI use cases across different communications processes
Strategies for evaluating where AI can improve efficiency, quality, and strategic impact
Approaches for redesigning workflows while keeping human judgment and accountability at the center
A clearer understanding of how to move from isolated AI experiments to intentional, repeatable ways of working
11:45 am - 12:15 pm
Case Study: AI Starts with Content: Building an AI-Ready Intranet Through Content Governance and Information Architecture
Tainaya Nash, Associate Director, Employee Communications | The Fitch Group
As organizations accelerate AI adoption, many find that content is the primary obstacle, not technology. This session explores how to begin the journey toward an AI-ready intranet by evaluating content quality, governance, ownership, and information architecture. Attendees will learn how to build stakeholder alignment, engage leadership, make the case for investment, and create a roadmap that improves content discoverability, reduces information fatigue, and lays the foundation for future AI and agentic employee experiences.
12:15 pm - 1:45 pm
Lunch On Your Own, But Not Alone—Reservations Are Booked!
Reservations have been made at a number of local restaurants. Don't miss this opportunity to have lunch with your peers at a local NYC hot spot!
**Everyone is financially responsible for their own lunch.
1:45 pm - 2:15 pm
Interactive Group Breakout Session Title
Eric T. Mazzacone, Director, Strategic Communication | RTX BBN Technologies
2:15 pm - 2:45 pm
Case Study: Beyond the Hype: The Hidden Work Behind Agentic AI Lessons from a Large-Scale Enterprise AI Content Readiness Initiative
Justin Elker, Digital Experience & Knowledge Management Leader | Kenvue
Teryl Taglieri, HR & Change Communications | The O’Keefe Group LLC
As organizations race to adopt generative and agentic AI, much of the focus is on technology, tools and platforms. But AI is only as good as the content it can find, understand and use. In this practical case study, Justin Elker, global business services and operations leader at Kenvue and The O’Keefe Group will share lessons learned from transforming thousands of enterprise knowledge articles to work more effectively for an AI-enabled future.
Attendees will learn what it takes to create content for both employees and AI, balance speed with governance, use AI and content standards to scale transformation, and measure whether AI-ready content is actually working and delivering better, more accurate answers. The session will also explore why communicators have an increasingly important role to play in building the content foundation for successful enterprise AI.
2:45 pm - 3:25 pm
Sponsor Showcases: Tools You’ll Want in Your Toolkit
Take advantage of this interactive break to connect with our sponsors and experience their products and services firsthand. Each sponsor will host live demos at their table—giving you the chance to explore innovative solutions, ask questions, and find the tools that best support your work.
3:25 pm - 3:55 pm
Panel: What Should AI Never Do? Drawing the Line Before Someone Else Does
Adam Peruta, Program Director, Advanced Media Management | Syracuse University
Moderator: Eric T. Mazzacone, Director, Strategic Communication | RTX BBN Technologies
Harley Falvo, Director, Communications and & Strategic Alignment | ADP
Carlos Arcila, Associate Director Corporate Communications | Verizon
A candid, no-holds-barred discussion on where organizations should draw the line as AI takes on bigger communications responsibilities. From executive messaging and content approvals to transparency, accountability, and human oversight, panelists will debate the ethical gray areas every communications leader is facing.
3:55 pm - 4:00 pm
Chairperson’s Wrap Up & Key Takeaways
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Close Of Day 1—Join Us For A Complimentary Networking Reception @ Venue Bar
Don't stop the conversation!
Join us at the lobby bar as you network with your peers and sponsors.
Participate in raffles & sign-up for dinner with your peers!
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Dinner With A Group—Reservations Have Been Made
Want to keep the conversation going? Join a group of attendees for dinner at a local NYChot spot.
Sign-up at the registration desk or during the networking reception to join a group at tonight's dine-around. Reservations have been made.
**Dutch treat.
Day 2: General Sessions - 10/29/2026
9:00 am - 9:30 am
Breakfast & Visit Your Sponsors
Enjoy complimentary coffee, tea and continental breakfast as you network with fellow attendees on this final day.
9:30 am - 10:00 am
Day 2 Kick Off & Chairperson Address
Eric T. Mazzacone, Director, Strategic Communication | RTX BBN Technologies
Together we will recap yesterday's top takeaways and set the stage for this final day of learning.
10:00 am - 10:30 am
Case Study: From Audit to Action: Using AI to Build a Smarter Executive Communications Strategy
Sandra Salviejo, Senior Director Communications | Blood Cancer United
A communications audit can reveal what is working, where messaging is falling short, and where leaders have opportunities to strengthen their visibility and influence. This session explores how AI was used to support a comprehensive employee communications audit and translate those findings into a strategic six-month roadmap for CEO communications. Attendees will see how AI can help communicators move from analysis to action and provide more informed, strategic counsel to senior leaders.
Attendees will gain:
Practical ways to use AI to support a communications audit
Strategies for turning communications insights into an actionable roadmap
Approaches for using AI to identify gaps and opportunities in executive communications
Ideas for using AI to provide more strategic counsel to CEOs and senior leaders
10:30 am - 11:00 am
Case Study: What Happens When AI Becomes Your First Audience? Understanding AI visibility, misinformation risks, and the new responsibilities of corporate communicators
Jacqueline Jakovac, SVP, AI Visibility and Enablement | Citi
As AI-powered search and assistants increasingly influence how people discover and evaluate information, communications leaders face new questions about brand visibility, reputation, and trust. What is AI saying about your organization? And how should communications teams adapt as AI becomes part of the information ecosystem?
This session explores the evolving relationship between AI and corporate communications, including the opportunities and risks created by AI-generated content and AI-driven information discovery. Drawing on industry observations and emerging practices, the discussion will examine how organizations are thinking about AI visibility, misinformation risks, and maintaining credibility in a rapidly changing environment.
Attendees will leave with practical considerations for navigating these challenges and a better understanding of the role communications professionals can play in building and protecting trust in the age of AI.
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Morning Refreshments, Networking Break + Visit Your Sponsors
Enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, and other refreshments as you network with your peers.
Be sure to stop by and visit your sponsors and be sure to fill out your evaluation forms.
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Interactive Group Breakout Title
Eric T. Mazzacone, Director, Strategic Communication | RTX BBN Technologies
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
Panel: The AI Arms Race: The Tools, Agents & Resources Every Communicator Should Know
Moderator: Eric T. Mazzacone, Director, Strategic Communication | RTX BBN Technologies
Drew Pradeep, Manager, Internal Communications | Project Management Institute
Kaye Byrd, Director, HR Communications | University of Michigan
Daron Christopher, Executive Communications Advisor | Bully Pulpit International
Dayna Lovelady, Employee Engagement Manager | The Christian Broadcasting Network
The AI landscape is evolving at breakneck speed. This fast-paced discussion brings together communications leaders to share the tools, AI agents, workflows, newsletters, communities, and resources that are actually delivering value today. Expect honest opinions, practical recommendations, and plenty of ideas you'll want to bring back to your team immediately.
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Set right on the south edge of Washington Square Park, NYU’s Kimmel Center for University Life puts you in the beating heart of Greenwich Village — one of New York’s most storied and walkable neighborhoods. Step outside and the Washington Arch, street musicians, and the buzz of the Village are quite literally across the street. You’ll find world-class dining, historic jazz clubs, indie cinemas, and classic New York character all within a few blocks of the front door.
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When you arrive: we will have a designated registration area in the lobby. Stop by to sign in and pick up your materials.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
A reduced group room block has been reserved for attendees, a short walk from the Kimmel Center.
DISCOUNTED GROUP RATE
$475
per night
A block of rooms is held for attendees at the Walker Hotel Greenwich Village, a boutique hotel tucked into the Village a short stroll from the conference. Reservations are made by individual guests using the hotel’s booking link.
When booking, mention you are part of the AI Strategy for Corporate Communication Group. Guests reserving by phone must reference the group name to receive the contracted rate.
Book by Tuesday, October 6, 2026 to secure this rate, and reserve early before the block sells out.
Few neighborhoods feel more like New York than Greenwich Village — cobblestone mews, brownstone-lined streets, live music spilling out of basement clubs, and some of the best food in the city. A few favorites within an easy walk of the Kimmel Center:
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Washington Square Park & the Washington Arch
Right outside the venue’s front door. Pass beneath the marble arch honoring George Washington and you’ll find the park’s famous fountain, chess tables, dog runs, and a near-constant rotation of street performers and musicians. It’s the symbolic heart of the Village and the best people-watching in town.
2
MacDougal & Bleecker Streets
Just a block or two south, these historic streets are packed with bars, cafés, and restaurants — from a classic New York slice at Joe’s Pizza to cozy Italian institutions. The go-to stretch for dinner with your peers after a day of sessions.
3
Live Jazz at the Blue Note & Village Vanguard
Greenwich Village is the birthplace of New York’s jazz scene. Catch a world-class set at the legendary Blue Note Jazz Club on W 3rd Street, minutes away, or make the short walk west to the iconic Village Vanguard.
4
The Stonewall Inn
A short walk west brings you to this National Historic Landmark — site of the 1969 uprising that helped launch the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement, now part of the Stonewall National Monument.
5
IFC Center & Washington Mews
Catch an independent film at the IFC Center on Sixth Avenue, then wander the cobblestoned Washington Mews — a hidden, gas-lamp-lined lane just off the park that shows what old New York once looked like. A photographer’s insider favorite.
6
The Whitney Museum of American Art
A scenic walk west through the Village, or a quick subway ride, lands you at the Whitney in the Meatpacking District, with sweeping Hudson River views and the entrance to the elevated High Line park right next door.
GETTING AROUND
West 4th Street station is one block away
Served by seven lines, putting all of Manhattan within easy reach.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Conference Venue
Where is the conference being held?+
All conference sessions are held at the NYU Kimmel Center for University Life, 60 Washington Square South, New York, NY 10012, on the south edge of Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village. The West 4th Street subway station is one block away.
Is there a discounted hotel rate for conference attendees?+
Yes. A group rate of $475 per night is available at the Walker Hotel Greenwich Village. Book through the group rate link above, or mention the AI Strategy for Corporate Communication Group if booking by phone. Book by October 6, 2026, and reserve early before the block sells out.
How far is the conference hotel from the venue?+
The Walker Hotel Greenwich Village is about 0.6 miles from the NYU Kimmel Center, roughly a 13 minute walk.
What meals and refreshments are included?+
Every in-person pass includes beverages, continental breakfasts, snacks and networking receptions. ALI also organizes group lunches each day and optional group dinners so attendees can keep networking; attendees pay for their own meals at these outings.
WHAT PAST ATTENDEES SAY
Feedback from previous ALI conferences.
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Every day this conference raises the bar for me as I expand my communications expertise and journey.
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Loved the casual, no-pressure learning environment.
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Fast moving and a good mix of topics to help keep communications professionals in the know.
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Fantastic collection of knowledgeable speakers who were willing to share.
Access to speaker presentations and resources post-event
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Bonus content
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Certificate of Completion
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LinkedIn networking list of all attendees (opt-in)
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Networking receptions
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Lunch on Your Own, But Not Alone!We organize group lunches each day. You pay on your own.
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Optional Group DinnersJoin fellow attendees for organized dinners. Everyone pays on their own.
All prices in USD. Group discounts cannot be combined with any other offer except early bird pricing.
ALI Conferences reserves the right to change speakers and agenda.
NEED LEADERSHIP APPROVAL?
Attending a conference is the perfect way to gain new knowledge, meet like-minded professionals, expand your skillset, and expose yourself to new perspectives in your field. Getting the “thumbs up” from management may take a bit of convincing. ALI is here to help.
Payment is due two weeks prior to the event. If payment has not been received two weeks before the event, a credit-card hold, training form, or purchase order will be taken to ensure your space.
CANCELLATION POLICY
You may make substitutions at any time; please notify us as soon as possible. If you cancel (in writing) more than two weeks prior to the conference a refund will be provided less a $399 administration fee. Registered delegates who do not attend or who cancel two weeks prior to the conference or less will be issued a credit memo. Credit memos will be valid for one year from date of issuance and can be used by anyone in your organization.
PROGRAM CHANGES
Advanced Learning Institute, Inc. reserves the right to make changes in programs and speakers, or to cancel programs if enrollment criteria are not met or when conditions beyond its control prevail. Every effort will be made to contact each enrollee if a program is canceled. If a program is not held for any reason, A.L.I.’s liability is limited to the refund of the program fee only.
Frequently Asked Questions About Registration
What's included with my conference registration?+
Every in-person pass includes the sessions covered by your pass, beverages, continental breakfasts and snacks, networking receptions, access to speaker presentations and resources after the event, bonus content, an opt-in LinkedIn networking list of attendees and a Certificate of Completion.
What's the difference between the passes?+
The 2-Day Conference Pass covers the main conference sessions on October 28 and 29. The 3-Day All-Access Pass adds the pre-conference workshop day on October 27 and includes the 2-day conference recording. The 2-Day Recording Pass gives you on-demand access to the main conference sessions for one year if you can't attend in person.
Are team discounts available?+
Yes. Teams of two save $200 per registration with code TEAM2. Register two attendees and bring a third free with code TEAM3. For teams of four or more, contact us for special team pricing.
Do you offer discounts for government, nonprofit or past ALI attendees?+
Yes. Government and nonprofit attendees save $400, and past ALI attendees save $500. These discounts require an eligibility code; email connect@aliconferences.com to receive yours. Only one promo code may be used per registration, and codes can be combined with early bird pricing.
Can I pay by invoice or purchase order?+
Yes. Invoice and purchase order payment, including a W-9, is available on request. Email connect@aliconferences.com, or register online by credit card.
Can vendors and solution providers attend?+
Yes. Non-sponsoring vendors and solution providers may attend at the vendor registration rate of $4,999. Contact us for the vendor registration link.
Can I substitute someone else if I can no longer attend?+
Yes. Substitutions can be made at any time. Email connect@aliconferences.com with both names so the registration can be transferred.
HEAR WHAT PAST ATTENDEES HAD TO SAY
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Every day this conference raises the bar for me as I expand my communications expertise and journey.
— Past attendee
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Loved the casual no pressure learning environment.
— Past attendee
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Fast moving and good mix of topics to help keep internal comms professionals in the know.
— Past attendee
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