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GAIA Host Collective
ASPO-USA OIL CONFERENCE EARLY REGISTRATION ENDS AUG.1
SAVE $50.00 with the EARLY REGISTRATION FEE DISCOUNT for General Public for the ASPO-USA WORLD OIL CONFERENCE ON PEAK OIL in Houston Texas this fall.
The registration fee is scheduled to increase $50.00 for the general public on Aug. 1. The Registration Fee includes breakfast and lunch on Thursday and Friday and the two receptions.
The Association has obtained a $154.00 + tax per night room rate from the hotel.
Conference information http://www.aspousa.org/aspousa3/index.cfm
Direct to registration http://www.regonline.com/Checkin.asp?EventId=136392
I have never been to one of these conferences. What is the usual attendance for these events? What types of people / companies attend?
dpatek
Last year we had a sellout in Boston of about 500. The capacity in Houston is a little over 800.
I would guess the audience last year was about split between the general public and business. Because of the Houston location we expect to attract more Petroleum engineers and Geologist etc. but will still get lot of the general public.
Rick
Hello Ricko,
Thxs for posting the ASPO Conf. reminder--I hope lots of people go to this event. I also hope TODers took the time to email/snailmail their favorite celebrity in the hopes that they too will attend so that ASPO can get additional MSM coverage. Recall my earlier free to cut/paste/modify text to encourage George Clooney to make the ASPO scene.
Bob Shaw in Phx,Az Are Humans Smarter than Yeast?
Damnnit I'm in school for that. maybe my future employer will send me down.