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Getting the Most Out of Conference Attendance

Attending conferences has a dual benefit: learning or keeping updated in a substantive area or industry, and business development. Both are critical to a successful practice.

12 minute read November 29, 2010 at 11:16 AM
By
Sharon Meit Abrahams
Getting the Most Out of Conference Attendance

It's that time of year when budgets are being decided for 2011. One of the necessary elements in a budget is conference attendance. Attending conferences has a dual benefit: learning or keeping updated in a substantive area or industry, and business development.

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