School’s In! FREE Virtual School Nutrition Conference June 16

Congratulations to all our friends in school foodservice! You made it through a school year that can’t even be put into words. You’ve given so much of yourself, now it’s time to get something back!  

As a way of saying thank you for everything you’ve given your students and community, Cambro has put together a special free, virtual event just for you. School’s In! is kicking off on June 16, at 10:00 AM Central time. Chock-full of entertaining and expert speakers, it’s an event you won’t want to miss.

Here are the top 5 reasons why you’ll want to take advantage of this opportunity:

  1. Get to experience Maureen G. Mulvaney’s keynote Let’s Create the New Normal. Maureen, also known as MGM, is the #1 rated school nutrition speaker, a top-rated motivational speaker, and best-selling author! Click here to learn more about Maureen and why you won’t want to miss her fun and inspiring presentation.
  2. Learn from industry experts about topics that impact your job success and satisfaction like communicating with your school’s community via social media, increasing student participation, specifying and purchasing equipment, allergen safety, and so much more.
  3. Registration automatically enters you to win $3,000 worth of Cambro products for your school’s nutrition program.
  4. All registered attendees will receive a commemorative School’s In! hat and t-shirt.
  5. All of this entertainment, education, souvenir hat and t-shirt, and a chance to win $3,000 worth of Cambro products is absolutely FREE!

Ready to sit back for a couple hours, celebrate your successes, and get inspired?

Register today at https://events.cambro.com/K12/.

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