Convention Is Coming and We Want You to Be There!
The 2014 USEA Annual Meeting and Convention is only eight weeks away!
From December 3-7, join us at the Omni Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas for excellent food, drinks, awards, friends and shopping; what else could you ask for? Besides, we’re giving you the perfect excuse kick off your paddock boots, dress up and have a boot-scootin' good time!
“I want to take a moment to send a special invitation to our returning members and especially our members who have yet to attend the Annual Meeting. Join us! We have something for everyone. Want to make an impact in your own sport? Join the movers and shakers of the sport to discuss pertinent issues, grow your equestrian network, and sit in on educational talks that will expand your mind. Be informed, and prepare for the 2015 competition season!" – Jennifer Hardwick, Director of Member Services & Event/Meeting Planner, USEA.
Find the registration form here, or log into your Online Services account to register and join all the fun!
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