Conference Coverage
Education On The Agenda As NAILBA36 Gets Under Way
Education is on the agenda for this afternoon at the opening day of the NAILBA Annual Meeting in Hollywood, Fla.
Attendees can participate in workshops including "Do You Have a Plan or Just a Wish?" by Melinda Meyer, "The New Normal and the Internet of Things" by Katherine Dease and Douglas Massey and "Triple Trigger Buy-Sell: The Next Generation of Buy-Sell," by Joe Ross.
Here is a sampling of tweets from today's NAILBA36.
Wheels up/ down for #NAILBA36 @DiplomatFlorida Love the chocolate "crustaceans!" pic.twitter.com/EeFXRWOjee
— Dan LaBert (@DCLaBert) November 13, 2017
Headed first thing tomorrow to #NAILBA36! I️ have been attending since 1988! Looking very much forward to the Mooers Award Dinner!
— David Murphy (@InLifeOnPurpose) November 14, 2017
Beautiful resort for the #nailba36 Conference. @DiplomatFlorida #globalbankers pic.twitter.com/Web1vlw6kW
— Ken Leibow (@kaptk) November 14, 2017
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