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The October issue of The Communicator includes your 2019 CAAR Conference registration guide.
The registration guide has everything you need to know about the agri-retail event of the year, including registration and accommodation information, a complete conference agenda and what to expect from our stellar line-up of conference speakers!
New this year – Roundtable Discussions! Be sure to register early for these thought-provoking, moderated sessions. Spots will fill up fast, so reserve your place at the table when online conference registration opens on October 15. See the registration guide for more details!
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