Thursday, March 27 - Sunday, March 30
Colorado School of Mines Campus
Golden, Colorado
Countdown to NNC!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thank you for an incredible NNC 2025!
We are excited to invite you to the 2025 NOBE National Conference, hosted by the Colorado School of Mines in the picturesque town of Golden, Colorado, from March 27th to 30th. This prestigious event brings together students, alumni, industry professionals, and thought leaders to explore the dynamic intersection of business and engineering.
Throughout the four-day conference, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of sessions, including keynote presentations, panel discussions, workshops, networking events, and the thrilling Case Competition. These sessions are designed to inspire, educate, and foster meaningful connections, providing a platform for collaboration and innovation.
Whether you are a student looking to expand your knowledge and network, an alum eager to share your experiences, or an industry professional seeking to engage with emerging talent, the 2025 NOBE National Conference offers something for everyone. Join us in celebrating the synergy between business and engineering, and be part of a community dedicated to driving progress and excellence.
Conference Highlights
Explore the Area
Discover the unique charm and natural beauty of Golden, Colorado, while enjoying local attractions and culture on and off the Colorado School of Mines Campus.
Strengthen Leadership Skills
Participate in workshops and sessions focused on leadership development, teamwork, and strategic thinking.
Connect with Peers
Build valuable relationships with fellow attendees, industry professionals, and thought leaders.
Expand Career Awareness
Gain a deeper understanding of career opportunities in business and engineering, and learn how to succeed in these dynamic fields.
Speakers
Careers in Business and Engineering Alumni Panel
As a seasoned professional in the technology industry, I have dedicated my career to innovation and solving challenging problems for national defense. With over a decade of experience, I have honed my skills in engineering and technology management, data science, software engineering, and leadership. In my current role I am leading the development of an end-to-end responsible AI and MLOps platform and standing up a new line of business in AI/ML with our customer base.
Careers in Business and Engineering Alumni Panel
Wesley Swieter is the project manager for The Colorado School of Mines/Arapahoe Community College Battery Workforce Challenge (BWC) team. The BWC collegiate competition is a three-year engineering competition that challenges North American universities and their community college partners to design, build, test and integrate an advanced EV battery pack into a Stellantis vehicle. After receiving his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Colorado School of Mines in May 2024, he is completing a master’s degree in Engineering and Technology Management (Mines 2025). Upon graduation, Wesley will be both a design engineer and project manager in the research and development department of Blue Print Engines, a Marshal Engines company.
Case Competition – Partner Company
Taylor Anderson completed her BS in chemical engineering and MS in engineering and technology management from the Colorado School of Mines and quickly found a passion for entrepreneurship. Coupling this with a love for makeup and deep concern for the types of chemicals we put on our faces and bodies, she founded Provanity Cosmetics to engineer clean makeup that lasts, bringing safer options to the beauty world.
Case Competition – Partner Company
Ben Schneiderman received his BS in Chemical Engineering from Mines in 2017 and his PhD in Metallurgical Engineering from Mines in 2022. In the final year of his PhD, he co-founded HYSA Fillers to pursue commercialization of novel filler alloys developed through the design strategies he implemented during his graduate study. In addition to his role as HYSA Fillers’ CSO, he is employed as a Mines postdoctoral researcher, supporting several academic projects in the MME Department’s Center for Welding, Joining, and Coatings Research.
Case Competition – Partner Company
Jack Walters is the CEO and Co-founder of HapWare. As a student-athlete and Alumni at the Colorado School of Mines, Jack earned a degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s in engineering and technology management. He is passionate about developing human-centric, equitable assistive technologies that benefit people from all backgrounds. With extensive experience in user studies and market research, Jack ensures that the technologies he develops are designed to truly meet the needs of the people they serve.
Careers in Business and Engineering Alumni Panel
Evan Lim is the Pre-Sales Team Lead for North America at Ubisense. With a strong background in both software engineering and sales and customer engagement, Evan has experience driving pre-sales strategies and fostering client relationships. In his role at Ubisense, Evan has worked in various capacities over the years, including R&D engineer, solution engineer, software engineer, project manager, account executive, and team lead for the Americas Pre-Sales Group. Evan currently supports the aerospace and defense, transit, and pharmaceutical manufacturing verticals. His key accounts include Lockheed Martin Aero, Bell Helicopter, Parkland Refining, all US and Canadian transit customers and partners, AstraZeneca, Eaton, and Lonza. Evan holds both an undergraduate and a master’s degree in Computer Science from the Colorado School of Mines. Currently, Evan is completing a master’s in Engineering Technology Management, set to finish this spring also from the Colorado School of Mines.
Opening Ceremony Keynote Speaker
Andjela has spent the past few years integrating her academic expertise and professional experience to cultivate a multidimensional career at the intersection of science and business. Since earning her PhD in Chemistry in 2021, she has taken a series of intuitive steps toward consulting, beginning as a teaching professor, moving on to research at a battery startup, and later transitioning into consulting work. Most recently, she has worked as an independent consultant for a startup pioneering electrochemical precision resource recovery and continues to support emerging startups in their technical and business development needs. Central to Andjela’s life philosophy is a commitment to questioning convention and avoiding limiting labels. These principles have encouraged her to define her own career path led by curiosity and integrity. Beyond her professional pursuits, Andjela studies yoga and actively teaches classes in Denver, CO.
Business & Industry Presenter
Noelle Cochran, P.E., is a Vice President and Risk Management Director at AECOM. In that role, she helps coworkers identify and manage risk on architectural, environmental, and water projects. Her work experience includes business operations, engineering practice leadership, quality assurance leadership, client account management, project management for federal and private clients, and engineering consulting. She understands how strong engineering, business operations, and risk management lead to successful projects and business results. Noelle holds a civil engineering degree from the Colorado School of Mines and is an active member several professional engineering organizations.
Business & Industry Presenter
Becky joined The Root Group in 2011 and has quickly grown her role and responsibilities into guiding the company into Managed Services in the renewable energy and construction markets. With over 25 years of experience in Information Technology, Becky has a great understanding of both the business and technical aspects of IT and has been able to partner with her clients to develop solutions that optimize cost, performance and compliance goals. Her past work experience includes roles as a teacher and technical project manager in telecommunications and at WebMD. A Michigan native, Becky graduated from Michigan State University and now calls Boulder her home.
Guest Speaker – Case Competition Framing Session
As a proactive and impactful finance leader with expertise in financial modeling, strategic analysis, and corporate development, I identify opportunities for revenue growth and influence high-level decision-making by presenting strategic, data-driven analyses to C-suite executives. I’ve established a reputation in the industry as a superb leader and cross-functional collaborator, guiding high-performing, accountable teams to exceed expectations.
Moderator – Careers in Business and Engineering Alumni Panel
Dr. Sheron Lawson has an extensive career in both corporate management and higher education. She was educated in the United States, where she attained a Doctorate in International Business Administration (DIBA) with Honors, a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance and Information Systems, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Biological Sciences. She has completed several certificates in courses such as Project Management, Financial Management, and Management Information Systems.
Dr. Lawson is a highly regarded business expert and management consultant. She has held several international corporate positions. She was the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Insurance Association of the Caribbean, Inc. (IAC) in Barbados. In this capacity, she was instrumental in developing a five-year strategic plan and restructuring the Association at various levels, especially in effective operations management, strategic human development, and conference planning and implementation. Due to her influence, the Association forged collaboration with many regional and international organizations. Dr. Lawson worked with the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat as an Organizational Development Specialist in Guyana, South America. She also worked as a project manager for the Kingston Restoration Company in Jamaica.
Before coming to Colorado School of Mines she was Associate Professor of Business Administration at Tennessee Wesleyan University. She was also an Associate Professor at Wayland Baptist University in the School of Business, where she lectured and supervised students in the Doctor of Management Program. She held Assistant Professorships of Business at Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, Kentucky, and McPherson College in McPherson, Kansas. In Jamaica, Dr. Lawson lectured at the University of Technology, University College of the Caribbean, and Northern Caribbean University.
Dr. Lawson is renowned for her work experience in organizational development and executive coaching. Her professional work interests are organizational change and development, strategic management, and image building. She has researched, presented at conferences, and published on various management topics. Her doctoral thesis – Examining the Relationship between Organizational Culture and Knowledge Management was in the Top 10 reading dissertation in 2004 in the United States.
Conference Communication & Resources
Join the NNC 2025 GroupMe to receive the latest updates and announcements, and to communicate with conference staff and your new peers!
Follow the NNC 2025 Instagram page to see social updates, conference highlights, and connect with new friends throughout the conference! Share NNC content on your own social pages, and tag @nobe.national.conference to be reposted on our story or DM us to share your perspective for our daily posts!
Relive the highlights of the conference by exploring and sharing memorable moments captured in our photo gallery! Use the links below to view and share these snapshots with your chapter members, friends, and colleagues. Let the memories inspire you and celebrate the success of this amazing event!
Catch up on all the incredible ideas and insights shared during the conference by viewing the presentations through the link below! Explore the diverse topics, strategies, and innovations discussed throughout the event, and feel free to share them with your chapter or professional network for continued learning and inspiration.
Case Competition
Overview
The NNC 2025 Case Competition will be a unique opportunity for participants to showcase their skills in business and engineering consulting. Teams of 3-4 will work with a partner company to explore opportunities and challenges faced by these dynamic startups. After being presented with a unique problem statement and working with their team for 4 hours, teams will present their findings during the culminating Case Competition Presentations and following Awards Ceremony.
Team assignments and partner companies will be announced Friday at 6:00 PM. Problem statements and company information will be available after the Case Competition Framing session on Saturday morning.
Team Assignments
Team A
HapWare
| Veronica Radke |
| Taven Brewer |
| Steffen Brown |
Team B
HYSA Fillers
| Sho Asa |
| Dylan Ott |
| Nick Kuffel |
Team C
Orbital Mining Corporation
| Erik Linseisen |
| William Handley |
| Adriana Tacheny |
Team D
Provantity Cosmetics
| Matt Wenning |
| Mahima Agrawal |
| Mason Greseth |
| Benjamin Brownfield |
Materials and Resources
View the case competition description, instructions, problem statements and company resources starting at 10:30 AM on SATURDAY MARCH 29TH.
Final Case Competition Presentations and Deliverables are due at 2:00 PM on SATURDAY MARCH 29TH.
Case Competition Description and Instructions (available in folder above).
Awards
Members of the winning NNC Case Competition Team will receive individual certificates and gift cards for their outstanding contributions to their partner company! Judging and awards will be based on points awarded according to the rubric, evaluated by partner company representatives and NNC competitions.
Partner Companies
Partner Companies:
Schedule
NNC 2025 Case Competition Schedule (Saturday, March 29th)
- Friday 3/28 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Dinner and Social – Team Announcements
- 9:00 AM – 9:30 AM | Breakfast and Social
- 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM | Welcome Speaker, Case Competition Framing, and Company Presentations
- 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM | Work Time
- 12:30 AM – 1:30 PM | Lunch Available – Working Lunch
- 1:30 PM – 2:00 PM | Wrap Up Work Time
- 2:00 PM | CASE PRESENTATIONS/DELIVERABLES DUE
- 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM | Programming Break
- 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM | Case Competition Presentations and Judging
- 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM | Awards Celebration and Happy Hour Networking
Chapter Updates
Overview
The Chapter Updates are a vital component of the NOBE National Business session, scheduled for Sunday, March 30th. During this segment, each university chapter will have the opportunity to share a concise 5–7 minute presentation, highlighting their achievements, events, membership growth, and strategies for overcoming challenges. This interactive session fosters collaboration and mutual inspiration, offering valuable insights into the unique strengths and developments of each chapter. Be ready to share your story and learn from your peers!
Requirements
Conference Schedule
Day 1: Orientation
Location: Labriola Atrium
Description: Kick off the 2025 NOBE National Conference with our Thursday Check-In and Welcome Reception. Begin your conference experience by checking in, picking up your materials, and receiving your welcome packet. Enjoy light refreshments, connect with fellow attendees and industry professionals, and start building valuable connections in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Location: Labriola Atrium
Description: Join us for the grand opening of the 2025 NOBE National Conference with our Opening Ceremony and Dinner Session. Enjoy welcome remarks, an inspiring keynote address, and a delightful dinner while networking with fellow participants. This event marks the beginning of an exciting and enriching conference experience.
Speaker: Dr. Andjela Radmilovic – Business Development Consultant
Food: Qdoba Buffet!
Day 2: Connect and Inspire
Location: Marquez Atrium
Description: Kickstart your day at the 2025 NOBE National Conference with our Friday Morning Breakfast. Enjoy a delicious breakfast while connecting with fellow attendees and industry professionals in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. This event provides a great opportunity to start building valuable connections and set the tone for an engaging day ahead.
Food: Chick-Fil-A Breakfast Sandwiches, Fruit Tray, Coffee
Location: Marquez Atrium
Description: NNC Participants will be welcomed by members of Mines leadership where we will hear about the school operates at the intersection of business and engineering. Following the welcome, Professor Becky Lafrancois will speak about the Business Engineering and Management Science major, facilitating a discussion about academic opportunities available at the intersection of business and engineering at other schools. As members discuss, the chapter update assignment will be introduced.
Facilitator: Professor Becky Lafrancois
Location: Meet in Marquez Atrium
Description: Explore the beautiful and historic Colorado School of Mines campus with our guided tour at the 2025 NOBE National Conference. Discover the rich history, cutting-edge facilities, and vibrant student life that make Mines a premier institution for engineering and business education. Experience the stunning views and unique architecture while learning about the various departments, research centers, and student organizations that contribute to the dynamic environment at Mines. This tour offers an excellent opportunity to connect with fellow attendees and gain a deeper appreciation for the campus and its community.
Tour Guide: Grace Martinez – UG Electrical Engineering and Business Minor, NOBE Mines Personal Finance Chair
Location: Mines/Golden
Description: Take advantage of this event break at the 2025 NOBE National Conference to recharge and experience the picturesque surroundings of Golden, Colorado. These breaks offer a perfect opportunity to step outside, take a breath, and enjoy the beautiful views. Stroll around the Colorado School of Mines campus, explore the charming local area, and connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed setting. Use this time to clear your mind, reflect on the inspiring sessions, and get ready for the next round of engaging activities.
Location: Green Center Friedhoff Hall 2 & 3
Description: Recharge and refuel during the lunch break at the 2025 NOBE National Conference. Enjoy a delicious meal while networking with fellow attendees, industry professionals, and speakers in a relaxed and informal setting. This is the perfect opportunity to discuss insights from the morning sessions, share ideas, and build valuable connections as you prepare for an engaging afternoon of conference activities.
Food: Ali Baba Mediterranean Buffet
Location: Green Center Friedhoff Hall 2 & 3
Description: This special event features accomplished graduates and master’s students who will share their journeys and insights at the crossroads of business and engineering. Learn how their academic experiences have supported their career paths and gain valuable guidance for your own professional development. Connect with motivated and talented students, alumni, and industry professionals, and be inspired by the stories of those who have successfully navigated the fields of business and engineering with an opportunity for Q&A.
Panelists: Even Lim – Ubisense, Trevor Moore – Ardent, Wesley Swieter – ETM
Moderator:
Location: Green Center Friedhoff Hall 2 & 3
Description: Following the Careers in Business and Engineering Alumni Panel, join us for the Lunchtime Networking Session at the 2025 NOBE National Conference. This session provides a perfect opportunity to connect with fellow attendees, industry professionals, and speakers in a relaxed and informal setting. Enjoy a delicious meal while discussing insights from the panel, sharing ideas, and building valuable connections as you continue your conference experience.
Location: Mines/Golden
Description: Take advantage of this event break at the 2025 NOBE National Conference to recharge and experience the picturesque surroundings of Golden, Colorado. These breaks offer a perfect opportunity to step outside, take a breath, and enjoy the beautiful views. Stroll around the Colorado School of Mines campus, explore the charming local area, and connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed setting. Use this time to clear your mind, reflect on the inspiring sessions, and get ready for the next round of engaging activities.
Location: McNeil 213
Description: This session features accomplished leaders from the realms of business and engineering who will share their unique insights and experiences at the intersection of these two fields. Expect to be inspired by their perspectives on integrating business and engineering to solve today’s complex challenges. The session includes a keynote presentation, followed by a brief Q&A session, allowing attendees to engage directly with the speakers. This is a valuable opportunity to gain insights from industry leaders, expand your professional network, and explore new ideas and innovations.
Speaker: Becky Nelson – President, Root Group
Location: Mines/Golden
Description: Take advantage of this event break at the 2025 NOBE National Conference to recharge and experience the picturesque surroundings of Golden, Colorado. These breaks offer a perfect opportunity to step outside, take a breath, and enjoy the beautiful views. Stroll around the Colorado School of Mines campus, explore the charming local area, and connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed setting. Use this time to clear your mind, reflect on the inspiring sessions, and get ready for the next round of engaging activities.
Location: McNeil 213
Description: This session features accomplished leaders from the realms of business and engineering who will share their unique insights and experiences at the intersection of these two fields. Expect to be inspired by their perspectives on integrating business and engineering to solve today’s complex challenges. The session includes a keynote presentation, followed by a brief Q&A session, allowing attendees to engage directly with the speakers. This is a valuable opportunity to gain insights from industry leaders, expand your professional network, and explore new ideas and innovations.
Speaker: Noelle Cochran – Risk Management Director & VP, AECOM
Location: Mines/Golden
Description: Take a rejuvenating break during the 2025 NOBE National Conference with our Extended Coffee Break. This longer pause provides the perfect opportunity to stretch your legs, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and explore the charming downtown area of Golden, Colorado. Stroll to a local coffee shop to enjoy a refreshing beverage, refuel with a tasty treat, and soak in the scenic views. Connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed and informal setting, and take the time to unwind before the next engaging session.
Location: McNeil 213
Description: Join us for a fun and engaging workshop facilitated by the esteemed faculty of the Mines Economics and Business Department at the 2025 NOBE National Conference. This interactive session is designed to provide hands-on learning experiences and stimulate creative problem-solving skills in the context of business and engineering.
Speaker: Daniel Travis – Project Engineer, Lockheed Martin
Location: McNeil 213
Description: As we conclude the second day of the 2025 NOBE National Conference, take a moment to reflect on the valuable insights and connections made throughout the day. The Day Two Reflection and Dismissal session provides an opportunity to recap the day’s events, share key takeaways, and set the stage for the final day of the conference. Join us for a brief discussion and dismissal as we celebrate the progress made and prepare for another exciting day ahead.
Location: Golden/Table Mountain Inn
Description:After a day filled with engaging sessions and valuable connections, take some time to unwind during the end-of-day free time at the 2025 NOBE National Conference. This period allows participants to return to their hotels, relax, and recharge. Use this time to change, catch up on work, or simply relax and reflect on the day’s events. Take advantage of this opportunity to prepare for the evening’s activities or the next day’s sessions, ensuring you make the most of your conference experience.
Location: Woody’s Wood-Fired Pizza, Downtown Golden
Description: End your day at the 2025 NOBE National Conference with our Evening Dinner and Social at a charming local restaurant. This event provides a fantastic opportunity to unwind, enjoy a delicious meal, and connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. Network with industry professionals, share experiences, and build lasting connections in the vibrant setting of Golden, Colorado. The Evening Dinner and Social is the perfect way to wrap up the day, fostering camaraderie and creating memorable moments with your peers.
Food: All you can eat pizza, salad, and soup buffet
Day 3: Learn and Practice
Location: Marquez Atrium
Description: Start your day with our Day 3 Welcome Breakfast. Enjoy a hearty meal while connecting with fellow attendees and industry professionals in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. This breakfast session provides a great opportunity to reflect on the past two days, share insights, and build lasting connections as we prepare for the day’s events.
Food: Maria Empanada Breakfast Empanadas, Coffee
Location: Marquez 204
Description: Following the Friday morning breakfast at the 2025 NOBE National Conference, join us for the Case Competition Orientation. During this session, participants will break into their teams and receive their problem statements, setting the stage for an exciting day of collaboration and innovation. Partner companies will also briefly present, providing valuable insights and context for the competition. This orientation is designed to prepare participants for a productive and engaging experience, as they work together to develop creative solutions to real-world challenges.
Presenters: Jack Walters – HapWare; Ben Schneiderman – HYSA Fillers; Taylor Anderson – Provantity Cosmetics
Location: Breakout Rooms
Description: During the Case Competition Work Time at the 2025 NOBE National Conference, teams will have the opportunity to spread out to breakout rooms and collaborate closely with their partner companies. This dedicated work period allows participants to dive deep into their problem statements, brainstorm innovative solutions, and develop their presentations. Partner companies will provide guidance and support, offering valuable insights and expertise. Use this time to strategize, refine your ideas, and prepare for the final presentation, ensuring a productive and engaging experience.
Location: Available in Marquez Atrium
Description: During the Case Competition Day at the 2025 NOBE National Conference, take a break from your intense problem-solving and brainstorming sessions to enjoy a Working Lunch. This period allows teams to refuel with a delicious meal while continuing their collaborative efforts. Utilize this time to discuss strategies, refine your ideas, and gather input from your partner companies in a relaxed and informal setting. The Working Lunch provides an excellent opportunity to maintain momentum and make significant progress on your competition presentations.
Food: Sandwich Boxes
Location: Breakout Rooms
Description: After lunch during the Case Competition Day at the 2025 NOBE National Conference, teams will have a dedicated time to finalize their case presentations. Use this period to refine your deliverables, ensure all key points are effectively communicated, and put the finishing touches on your presentations. Partner companies will be available to provide any last-minute guidance and support. Remember to submit your completed presentations by 2:00 PM, as this marks the deadline for deliverables. This focused work time is crucial for polishing your solutions and preparing for the final presentations.
Location: Mines/Golden
Description: Take a well-deserved break after submitting your case competition presentations at the 2025 NOBE National Conference. Use this time to relax, stretch, and recharge before the next session. Enjoy a moment of downtime, reflect on your hard work, and get ready to continue with the day’s activities.
Location: Marquez 204
Description: Witness the culmination of a day’s hard work at the 2025 NOBE National Conference during the Case Competition Presentations. Teams will showcase their innovative solutions to real-world challenges, presenting their ideas to a panel of judges and an audience of peers. This session highlights the creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving skills of the participants, offering valuable insights into the dynamic intersection of business and engineering. The presentations will be followed by a Q&A session, allowing judges and attendees to engage with the teams and provide feedback. Celebrate the achievements of the participants and gain inspiration from their innovative approaches to complex problems.
Location: Marquez Atrium
Description: Join us as we recognize the standout teams and individuals for their innovative solutions and exceptional contributions throughout the conference. Enjoy a relaxed and festive atmosphere while connecting with fellow attendees, industry professionals, and speakers over drinks and appetizers. This event offers a fantastic opportunity to network, share experiences, and build lasting connections in a convivial setting. Raise a toast to the successes of the conference and the bright futures of our participants.
Food: NA Beverages, Charcuterie Board
Location: Golden/Table Mountain Inn
Description: After the networking session at the 2025 NOBE National Conference, take advantage of a longer break to unwind and refresh. This extended free time allows participants to return to their hotels, change, relax, and catch up on any work. Use this period to recharge and reflect on the day’s events, ensuring you are fully prepared for the evening’s dinner and social activities. Take a moment to relax and rejuvenate, making the most of your conference experience.
Location: Top Golf Centennial: 10601 E Easter Ave, Centennial, CO 80112
Description: End Day 3 of NNC with a lively dinner and social at an exciting activity venue in Denver. Enjoy a delicious meal while engaging in fun activities that foster collaboration and connection among attendees. This event offers a fantastic opportunity to unwind, bond with fellow participants, and build lasting relationships in a vibrant and dynamic setting. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Denver while sharing experiences and creating memorable moments.
Food: Top Golf Menu
Day 4: Implement and Empower
Location: Student Center Ballroom A
Description: Kick off your final day at NNC 2025 with a relaxing welcome breakfast. Participants are welcome to arrive at any time during the breakfast timeslot, allowing for a flexible and leisurely start to the day. Enjoy a meal while connecting with fellow attendees, industry professionals, and speakers in a welcoming and informal setting. This breakfast session offers a perfect opportunity to network, share experiences, and build relationships as we prepare for the day’s exciting events.
Food: Bagels and Cream Cheese, Coffee
Location: Student Center Ballroom A
Description: Join us for the Chapter Updates Session at NNC, where each chapter will share a presentation showcasing their activities, successes, and challenges. This session provides a valuable opportunity for chapters to highlight their achievements, discuss innovative initiatives, and address any obstacles they have faced. Attendees will gain insights into the diverse strategies and approaches employed by different chapters, fostering a spirit of collaboration and mutual support. Celebrate the hard work and dedication of each chapter as we learn from one another’s experiences and continue to strengthen the NOBE community.
Location: Student Center Ballroom A
Description: Participate in the NOBE National Executive Board Elections Session at the 2025 NOBE National Conference. During this session, each candidate will give a brief presentation, sharing their vision, goals, and qualifications for their desired board position. Following the presentations, chapter members will cast their votes to elect the new executive board. This session provides a platform for candidates to showcase their leadership potential and for members to have a direct impact on the future direction of NOBE. Engage in the democratic process, support your peers, and help shape the organization’s leadership for the coming year.
Virtual Attendance:
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Topic: NEB Elections 2025
Time: Mar 30, 2025 12:30 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
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Location: Student Center Ballroom A
Description: As we wrap up NNC 2025, join us for a final lunch and reflection session. Enjoy a delicious meal while reflecting on the insightful sessions, meaningful connections, and valuable experiences gained throughout the conference. This is an opportunity to share final thoughts, exchange contact information, and solidify the relationships built over the past few days. We will officially close the conference during this session, expressing our gratitude to all participants, speakers, and organizers for their contributions. Safe travels, and we look forward to seeing you at future NOBE events!
Food: Sandwich Lunch Box
FAQ
Where can I find the most current conference information?
Our NNC website will be regularly updated leading up to each session of the conference, ensuring you have the most up-to-date information at your fingertips! Keep an eye out for speaker information and additional logistics as we approach the event. See you soon!
How can I connect with other attendees and speakers?
Speaker bios and LinkedIn accounts are posted within each session in the above schedule. Consider following the NNC 2025 Instagram account to share impactful moments and maintain connections: @nobe.national.conference
Where can I find information on conference food?
Check the information about each session in the Conference Schedule, or reach out to the Conference Chair with specific requests!
Contacts
NOBE National Conference Chair
Kieran Broderick
conference@nobenational.org
+1 (214) 507-8182
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