2022 Midyear Meeting Website Is Now Live

Words: Dan Kamys

CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE MIDYEAR WEBSITE

MCAA Note: We anticipate registration to open in mid-March. Given the limited room availability, we recommend registering as soon as possible. Unlike Memphis in 2021, any auxiliary hotels are not walkable to the Grand Geneva and will require a short car ride. When registration opens, it will be announced on MCAA + MASONRY Magazine social media and email channels. The 2022 Midyear Meeting is August 14-18, 2022 in Lake Geneva, WI. 

Fresh off the news that our 2022 Speed Dating event has sold out with regard to participating companies, we are happy to announce that our Midyear Meeting website is now live at midyear.masoncontractors.org. You'll be able to see a tentative schedule of events that are confirmed as of right now. Like we've mentioned, there are a few more events that will likely be added to the schedule. One of those events will also present high-impact sponsorship opportunities for several companies. We expect to announce those next week. 

We look forward to having another successful Midyear Meeting!

CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE MIDYEAR WEBSITE

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