Check out our Atlanta Regional Conference On October 15th!
It’s not too late to register for our Atlanta Regional Conference, taking place at Emory University on October 15. If you’re interested in business or entrepreneurship, this conference is for you. With speakers like Jeffrey Tucker, Robin Koerner, Sean Malone, and Jared Meyer, you won’t want to miss this event.
This October, we’re focusing on how the ideas of liberty create an environment where business and entrepreneurship can thrive. Speakers and breakout sessions will focus on the importance of start-up culture and the challenges faced by the sharing economy, as well as the movie industry boom currently taking hold of Atlanta. Uber and Airbnb have become huge parts of our lives, enabling greater and cheaper mobility than ever before, but what’s next? What is government regulation stopping? And what role can you play in creating the next big innovation that brings us closer to a free society?
If this sounds interesting to you, be sure to register by clicking below (it’s not too late)!
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But don’t just take our word for it…
“SFL regional conferences changed my life. I drove hours out of state to meet students I didn’t know and geniuses I’d never heard of. The ideas I came into contact with totally broadsided me; they were rich with history and principled enthusiasm for human potential. I’ve been puzzling over them ever since.”
– Cooper Williams, Western Regional Director
“At the SFL Regional Conference, I was able to listen to some of the most engaging speakers on my side of the political spectrum, while also being able to forge relationships with other attendees that I otherwise would never have met. I recommend this conference to anybody interested in forming valuable contacts, learning concepts and practical advice from credentialed thinkers, activists and politicians, and even finding a job in the liberty community.”
– Jon Haggerty, Attendee
“I’m never as encouraged and optimistic as when I get a chance to encounter other members of the liberty movement from all walks of life.”
– Michael Morris, Attendee