2010 Annual Educational Conference

CLEAR's annual educational conference is attended by more than 400 members of the regulatory community from across North America, Europe and Australasia.

Conference content is developed by and for members of the regulatory community and focuses on three areas of inquiry: compliance and discipline; credentialing and examination issues; and administration, legislation and policy. An accompanying track of roundtable discussion groups is also offered. A popular exhibitor program typically sees 30 exhibitors provide information about their products and services to attendees.

The conference is preceded by CLEAR's National Certified Investigator Training (NCIT) Programs, Executive Leadership Program for Regulators, and the Board Member Training Program which are typically attended by more than 200 additional individuals.

You can view full session descriptions and additional information.

Conference Hotel:

Please note: CLEAR's block at the Sheraton Nashville Downtown is full at the reduced rate and the hotel only has limited availability for remaining rooms at prevailing rates.  A roomblock at an overflow hotel has been established:

Conference location:
Sheraton Nashville Downtown Hotel
623 Union Street
Nashville, TN 37219
Phone: 800-447-9825
Hotel website: http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/search/hotel_detail.html?propertyID=1236
Parking at the hotel is $20.00 daily for self-parking or $24 daily for valet.

Grayline is offering a discounted $16 round-trip airport shuttle - no advance reservation needed.  Click here for instructions.

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Nashville recently endured a devastating flood which affected many neighborhoods and families across the city, but the city has rebounded and is open for business. Even at the height of the flooding, Nashville’s hospitality industry remained largely intact, the music kept playing and businesses were open. And today, the music is still playing! Attractions, hotels, and businesses are open and visitors are still enjoying all of the entertainment and amenities that Nashville is famous for!

Two affected venues which still remain closed are the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center and the Grand Ole Opry House, but the Grand Ole Opry is still playing – and never missed a show following the flood! The Opry is currently playing at the historic Ryman Auditorium and other venues around the city. The Opry House will reopen October 1^st in time to celebrate the Opry’s 85^th Anniversary.

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