The NAMA Washington Policy Conference is a two-day forum bringing NAMA members to Washington, DC to meet with members of Congress and officials in the administration.
Since 1959 this one-day conference has provided a forum for the entire value chain to share the latest research on corn, corn milling, consumer trends, product production, quality and testing.
The NAMA D.C. Experience is a day and a half program for interns and early career professionals in the milling industry that highlights how government operates and the role NAMA plays for the industry in D.C.
The three-day program offers executive-level networking opportunities and general sessions that will focus on timely topics.
Since 1959, this one-day conference has provided a forum for the entire value chain to share the latest research on corn, corn milling, consumer trends, product production, quality, and testing.
The NAMA D.C. Experience is a day and a half program for interns and early career professionals in the milling industry.