*Registration for this event is now CLOSED. Walk in registrations will be accepted as space permits at the door with payment ($35/Chamber members). Join us to hear from local University leaders on the challenges and opportunities facing higher education - including changing student populations, adapting education to meet industry demands, and how each institution engages with the business community. Scheduled speakers include:

Rich Boehne - Chair, Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents

Dr. Joseph Chillo - President, Thomas More University

Dr. Fernando Figueroa - President, Gateway Community & Technical College

A representative from the Steinford Toy Foundation will also join us for their annual presentation. Attendees will have an opportunity to make a donation to the Foundation. More information on the organization can be found here.

Event Schedule
7:30am - 7:55am: Attendee Check In/Breakfast/Networking
7:55am - 9:00am: Keynote Presentation and Audience Q&A

Cost is $30/NKY Chamber Members; $50/Future NKY Chamber Members. The YP rate is $20. Pre-registration is required. Click the "Register" button to reserve your seat! When registering, please let us know if this will be your FIRST TIME attending Eggs 'N Issues.

The NKY Chamber has a 48 hour cancellation policy on all events.

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