This year's conference will be held March 29-31, 2023, at the Ritz Carlton in Half Moon Bay, Calfornia, approximately 25 miles south of San Francisco.  The conference will open on Wednesday evening, March 29th with a Welcome Reception, generously sponsored again this year by Guidepost Solutions.

As described in the January NAFUSA Newsletter, we are in the process of confirming appearances by Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco, DEA Administrator Anne Milgram, and several other DOJ officials.  The program will include many interesting and timely presentations including a panel of experts on the history of domestic terrorism, reports from EOUSA and the AGAC on current issues within the DOJ, and a discussion of recent cases of note by Supreme Court expert Kannon Shanmugam.  New York Times Best Selling author and legal analyst Lis Wiehl will talk about her recent book with former NAFUSA president Paul Coggins.  Other speakers include Chief Compliance Officers and Ethics Officers from major corporations, as well as an attorney from the DOJ Fraud Section's Corporate Enforcement, Compliance and Policy Unit, to discuss emerging trends in corporate compliance.

To register for the conference:  Please click on the link below or you may register on the link on the NAFUSA website (nafusa.org).  When registering please remember to include a current email where you wish to receive conference materials including CLE materials and attendee information.  Conference materials will be sent electronically.

The NAFUSA room block has now expired.  If you are looking to book a room you can check availability at the Ritz Carlton (the conference hotel).  The Ritz has recommended the Half Moon Bay Lodge which is 1.3 miles away from the Ritz as an alternative.  

Golf will be available starting at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday the 29th at the Ritz Carlton Ocean Course and is limited to 28 players.  To reserve your spot see the conference registraton link.

Please watch the NAFUSA Newsletters and website for more information about the Half Moon Bay Conference.