15th Annual

School Finance Conference

for Businesses

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January 19-20, 2017

Renaissance Indian Wells Hotel

Indian Wells, CA

Event Details

At the 15th Annual School Finance Conference for Businesses, you will learn how the November 2016 election has affected K-14 public education programs. You will hear about the projected 2017 state, national, and world economic climate and the effects on bond sale costs and interest rates.

What are the future directions of education policy and funding? How will 2016 legislation and regulation affect bidding, contracting, environmental review, as well as local development approval? This Conference will give you the best information to compare the Governor’s State Budget proposal to the realities of California’s economy, environment, and regulatory requirements.

The 2017 School Finance Conference is a can’t-miss event for any businesses working with school districts.

In addition to state funding for 2016-17 and 2017-18, schools will look to capital expenditure opportunities. The Conference will focus on the local school facility funding options as well as any new proposals from Governor Brown.

The 2017 Conference will feature presentations on:

Conference Location

The School Finance Conference will be taking place at the Renaissance Indian Wells Hotel.

44400 Indian Wells Lane

Indian Wells, CA 92210

(760) 773-4444

Click here for more information about the Renaissance Indian Wells

Cancellation Policy

Notice of cancellation must be recieved in writing and emailed to Rachelle at rjean-gilles@m-w-h.com or faxed to (916) 441-3893.

Cancellations recieved:

• Before December 16, 2016........................Full Refund
• Dec. 16, 2016 - Jan. 12, 2017....................$200 Refund
• After January 12, 2017..............................No Refund

Murdoch, Walrath & Holmes (MWH) has been instrumental in shaping statewide policy and implementing regulations for K-12 schools for almost three decades. Strategic relationships have been forged with the State Administration through agencies such as the Department of Education, the Office of Public School Construction, the State Allocation Board, and the Department of Finance; on the federal level, with key Congressional Members and the Executive Branch.