2013 NENPA / NOA Newspaper Conference
Established in 1939, the New England Newspaper Operations Association (Abbreviated NENOA or simply NOA) is composed of members from across New England whose careers center around newspaper production and operations.
NOA's mission is to provide educational, professional leadership and support to the New England newspapers by providing reasonably priced, high-quality, cutting edge programs which concentrate primarily on publishing technology, quality assurance, environmental compliance, and human resource management and development.
Free NOA membership is open to all production-related vendors and all active and former newspaper production employees.
February 2013 NENPA/NOA conference
The 2013 NENPA / NOA winter conference is a a two-day convention in Boston that is literally jam-packed with workshops, training sessions, seminars and panels that address the latest developments, opportunities and obstacles that our members are confronting. Convention attendees choose from a custom-crafted curriculum of more than 40 sessions that focus on intriguing topics pertaining to news, advertising, circulation, operations and new technology. Each year the lineup of speakers attempts to address a full gamut of subjects that range from important updates regarding ongoing concerns to cutting-edge issues that our industry is grappling with. The program also includes basic instruction on publishing fundamentals, new tools and the day-to-day practice of our profession.
If you are looking to promote your brand or new product, there is no better audience than an auditorium full of publishers and production executives. Ten exclusive sponsorship packages are available for the February event for $850 each. Benefits include admission for two company representatives to the event, brand awareness and recognition by the moderator at the start NOA sessions, table space (upon request) for displaying products and services, positioning of signage, interaction with attendees during breaks and lunch, and thank you recognition on printed materials.
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