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Register
The 2010 In-HOWse Designer Conference is now over. We hope you'll join us at next year's conference, June 24 - 26, 2011, in Chicago. To help you pick the right registration option, we've listed all the possibilities in the charts below. Group registrations consist of 3 attendees from the same company registering at the same time. Each member must register individually and select his or her own set of sessions and events; members of your group may be registered for the HOW Design Conference or the In-HOWse Designer Conference.
Dates and PoliciesIf you register online with a credit card, full payment is due at the time of registration. If you opt to pay by check, payment must be received within two weeks of registration in order to secure your rate.Registration FeesFor a complete list of inclusions for each pricing option, please see the FAQ.Group Registration: group rates are per person and require 3 or more registrations from the same company received on the same day. A separate registration must be completed for each attendee in your group. The group rate applies to individuals who register for the HOW Design Conference and/or In-HOWse Designer Conference. Pre-Conference WorkshopsEach Pre-Conference workshop requires an additional $175 fee ($325 for non-full-Conference attendees). Morning and afternoon workshops are also included in the Combination Registration at a discounted rate. Russell Brown @ HOW is a one-and-a-half day event beginning Satruday, June 5; it requires an additional $500 fee. Space is limited, and these events sell out quickly. It's first-come, first-served, so register early.Special NeedsWe make sure our facility has total accessibility, and we do whatever is needed to make attending the Conference as convenient as possible for all attendees. If you have a special need, please send an email to inhowseconference@fwmedia.com.Tax InformationYour tuition is tax deductible. All expenses of continuing education (including registration fees, travel, meals and lodging) taken to maintain and improve professional skills are tax deductible according to U.S. Treasury Regulation 1.162-5 Coughlin vs. Commissioner. 203 F2d 307. |