The North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association's 2022 Technology Symposium will be held on Thursday, June 23, 2022 at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh, N.C. The one-day educational conference is designed for green industry professionals seeking certification credit, networking and business promotion opportunities.
“The NCNLA is excited to host this year’s Technology Symposium at the NC State McKimmon Center”, says Kevin Cagle, NCNLA president. “The symposium will continue to focus on the significance of technology in the green industry and how staying on top of new and innovative solutions can help us operate more efficiently and effectively.”
The event offers solutions to keep green businesses innovative, productive and profitable in the evolving industry landscape.
From NCNLA:
- Making the Sales Process a Priority in Your Business Planning
Speaker: Jeff Wraley, Groundwork
- Emerging Technologies in Outdoor Power Equipment
Speaker: Mark Harrison, STIHL
- Digital Tools to Manage Your Company’s Online Presence
Speaker: Brandon Schmidt, YDOP
- Impacts of Technological Advancements Affecting Pesticides
Speaker: Cameron Smith, Bayer Crop Science
- Compact Construction Equipment to Enhance Your Team’s Productivity
Speaker: Trevor Chase, Senior Product Specialist
- Working for Builders
Speaker: Eric Jones, Turf Teacher
- An Introduction to Automower
Speaker: Matt Moore, Husqvarna
Spaces are limited for the Technology Symposium and early registration is recommended. Continuing education credits towards professional licensures are available through the following entities (as of 6/06/22):
- North Carolina Landscape Contractors’ Licensing Board - 3L, 2B credits*
- North Carolina Irrigation Contractors’ Licensing Board - 2B credits
- National Association of Landscape Professionals - 7 credits
- NCDA&CS Pesticide Applicator - 1 credit: L, N, D, X
- International Society of Arborists - 7 credits pending
*Earn all seven NCLCLB CEUs needed for NCLCLB renewal with one registration fee! NCLCLB Event registrants receive complimentary access to an online portal of approved NCLCLB CEUs to earn an additional two credits. Online courses must be completed by July 22.
