Online registration is now closed. 

If you plan on attending and are not registered, please email Stephanie Green at info@mpioc.org.

Registration Fees:
Late registration begins at midnight on September 14

MPI Member - $45/$55
Non-Member - $55/$65
Virtual - $30

Ace of Spades Fundraiser
Price: $10 per card

We’ve got a fun twist on our usual 50/50 raffle - one lucky winner will walk out of our September Education event with a handful of cash!

Instead of selling raffle tickets, we’ll be selling playing cards. That means your chances of winning just increased from our usual year-long 50/50 raffle! Purchase the number of cards you would like ahead of time and make sure to arrive early for registration to get first pick on the cards you would like to use to enter the raffle!

Not sure you’re ready to commit? Don’t worry, you can still purchase your cards on-site with cash, check, card or Venmo!

Speaker: Jarrod Lyman, Founder, Mt. Hood Marketing

Social media is an everchanging landscape… just when you think you’ve figured it out, something comes along to change it all. From new platforms to legacy platforms stealing the ideas from the newcomers, there’s always something to adjust to. We’ll take a fun look at the latest trends and discuss ways to hopefully get some love from the dreaded algorithms.

Learning Objectives:

1. How and why you should look at adding Reels to your social media strategy.
2. Some simple tips on the ways to best take advantage of reels.
3. A look ahead at some future changes that can have a big impact on your digital marketing efforts.

Speaker Bio:

Jarrod has been overseeing social media for destinations and businesses for more than 18 years and has more than 20 years of marketing and communications experience. In that time, he has crafted award-winning social media campaigns, helped create and grow social presences for numerous accounts and increased sales for clients. It’s all a very lengthy way of saying he has a ton of social media experience. When not at his computer, you’ll often find him camera in hand catching a sunrise or working in his garage as a very amateur bladesmith. He and his wife Cindy celebrated their 20th anniversary earlier this year. Their daughter Kaylee turns 18 next month, and their son Collin will be ten this winter.