Early-bird Savings for LevelUp Extended to March 15

by Jackson UpmannAnnouncementsFeb 14, 2024

Because we’re still developing the (amazing!) program for LevelUp 2024 (Atlanta, June 19–22), we’ve extended early-bird savings to March 15.

You and your friends can still save 50% on registration!

Register now.

Check out the roster and program here.

If you’re aged 18–29, you can apply for a scholarship—covering travel, hotel, and banquets. Apply here.

See you at the most life-enhancing conference of the year!

PS: Registration is risk-free. LevelUp has a 100% money-back guarantee, so if for any reason you can’t come or don’t enjoy the conference, we will refund your registration fees in full.

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