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Early Bird Pricing About To Expire July 1st


Just a reminder the Early Bird cut-off date to save $100 per registration is Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Don't miss out! Make your reservation for the 2014 San Diego annual educational conference and exposition for the National Coalition of Firefighters Credit Union’s Inc. for only $875, a savings of $100 per registration.

You can make your reservation on-Line by visiting the Conference Web Site at www.ncofcu.org or to download the Mail-In Registration Form or confirm your spot by calling or sending an  e-mail to: grant@ncofcu.org 

Grant Sheehan Executive Director
3741 De Garmo Lane
Miami, Fl 33133

Tel: 305-951-3306

Because of the overwhelming response, hotel rooms at the Westin Gaslamp Quarters are in short supply so please pre-register so you don't have to stay off site..If the conference hotel is full we have made arrangements in a neighboring hotel for you, just contact ESP at 508-429-2121 and let us know how many rooms you need. 

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