Requesting Attendance

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Requesting Attendance

How to get employer support to attend NEUAC

We believe there are many reasons you won't want to miss out on the National Energy and Utility Affordability Conference. It is the nation’s largest annual event allowing the energy-assistance community – human service agencies, private nonprofit assistance funds, utilities addressing payment issues, state regulators and federal officials – to come together in one place to share their concerns and discuss possible solutions to the pervasive problem of energy poverty.

NEUAC attendees will be eager to learn about new approaches and resources to help them relieve the energy burdens of low-income households. The conference allows attendees to share experiences, common problems, solutions and successes in helping low-income energy consumers so that they can become more effective at helping those they serve – be it providing benefits to those in need, ensuring that customers do not have utility service terminated or creating a more favorable living environment.
Request Letter

We have produced a letter to help you communicate with your management about funding your participation in NEUAC. It can be downloaded, customized to suit your needs and then submitted to your supervisor.

Request Letter

Click here to download the NEUAC request letter.

Also, here are some tips to help get employer support for attending the conference:

Explain what you plan to get out of the conference and how that will help you in your work.
Offer to prepare and deliver a short presentation and Q&A to your colleagues to share what you learned.
Share the presentations, which will be posted on this website, with your colleagues.
Be ready with a plan that shows who will cover for you while you are attending the conference.
Offer to share a room to reduce lodging expenses.
Register before the early bird discounts expire in May.
Book your travel early

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