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Events FAQs

1. How do I register for an event?
2. Are events available online?
3. Do I need to register for an event if I plan to watch it online?
4. Do members of the press need to register for an event?
5. Can I register on site the day of the event?
6. Is there any charge for attending an event?
7. If I didn't attend an event do I still have to pay my registration fee?
8. I can no longer attend an event, can I get a refund?
9. Can I bring a group to an event?
10. How can I sponsor an event?
11. How do I find out about future NCF events? 
12. How should I dress?
13. Where is the U.S. Chamber of Commerce located?
14. How do I get to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce?

1. How do I register for an event?
To register for an event, visit the NCF events homepage then select the event you would like to attend. We encourage attendees to register online, but if you are having trouble, you may contact us to register by phone at (202) 463-5500, by fax at (202) 463-3129, or e-mail ncfevents@uschamber.com. Once you have provided us with complete information (full name, title, email address, organization, and event you would like to attend), we will automatically register you for the event. If an email address is provided, you will receive a confirmation email.

2. Are events available online?
Yes. All NCF events are webcasted and available to watch online. You can watch events live from the event web site. Click here to watch archived events.

3. Do I need to register for an event if I plan to watch it online?
There is a registration fee to watch some NCF events online. If there is a fee, this will be stated on the events web page. If there is no fee, registration is not required. You can watch or listen to events live from the event website. Archived events are also available.

4. Do members of the press need to register for an event?
No. members of the press do not have to register or pay to attend an event. There will be a sign up sheet for members of the press at the registration table. Additionally members of the press will be asked to leave a business card and pick up a "Press" name badge.

5. Can I register on site the day of the event?
We encourage attendees to register for an event online, over the phone, or by fax prior to the day of the event. In this instance an attendee has a guaranteed space. If an attendee cannot register prior to the event, we do welcome registration on-site. However, if space is limited we cannot guarantee attendance. Please visit the event website periodically leading up the event to ensure that registration has not been suspended.

6. Is there a charge for attending a NCF event?
Most NCF events have a registration fee. The registration fee depends on the length and scope of the event. There are various registration fees:

  • U.S. Chamber of Commerce member fee
  • U.S. Chamber of Commerce non-member fee
  • Federal Government Employee/House and Senate (Complimentary)
  • Federal Government Employee/Executive Branch (Complimentary)

Federal Government employee attendees must determine that their attendance at NCF events is appropriately connected with their official duties and/or position, as required by relevant congressional gifts rules.  Federal Government employee attendees must understand that attendance at NCF events is limited to no more than five (5) events per year.

7. If I didn't attend an event, do I still have to pay my registration fee?
All event cancellations must be received one week prior the event date. All cancellations must be made in writing, emailed to ncfevents@uschamber.com or faxed to 202-463-3129, and confirmed by NCF. If you are unable to attend the event, a substitute is welcome at any time. All no-shows are responsible for the full registration fee.

8. I can no longer attend an event, can I get a refund?
If your cancellation is received one week prior to the event date, you will receive a full refund. For questions about a refund please call (202) 463-5500 or email ncfevents@uschamber.com. Substitutes are welcome any time.

9. Can I bring a group to an event?
Groups are welcome, but we ask that you register your group well in advance. Some events may have limited space availability. Last minute requests will be considered on the basis of availability.

10.  How can I sponsor an event?
 We offer sponsorship packages tailored to fit every business plan and budget.
Sponsoring a NCF event connects you with policy and decision makers, amplifies your message, elevates your profile with the media, and provides many benefits. Click here for more details

11. How do I find out about future NCF events?
Events are listed as they are confirmed on NCF's event page.

12. How should I dress?
Business attire is requested at all NCF events.

13. Where is the U.S. Chamber of Commerce located?
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is located 1615 H Street, NW (see map).

14. How do I get to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce?
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is accessible by Metro or car. (Click here for directions)
There is limited metered parking available on Connecticut Ave. There are also several nearby parking lots.


 

 
 
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