The National Energy and Utility Affordability Conference is all about opportunity -- to learn, to share ideas and to return home with information that will help you do a better job of serving those in need. While the goal is to come away with "one new thing" that will help you in your work, the hope is that you will gain much more!
Here are some comments from attendees about how they benefited from taking part in NEUAC:
This was my first year at the conference, and I feel I have really benefited from the sessions, speakers and attendees.
I got some great ideas for infomercials from the videos.
This was the best conference I've ever been at as an exhibitor. We've been welcomed and treated incredibly well!
I wish everyone I know could be exposed to Bridges Out of Poverty. I liked that the presenter was one of us ...
This is the best annual conference on low-income issues anywhere. ... Thanks to all who made this happen!
This was a very exciting experience to learn more about other states and take information back to use in my job.
Hugely informative!
I've been to three national conferences and feel the information in this year's workshops has been substantially more helpful and inspiring.
“From Our Children to Our Elderly: The Many Aspects of a Client's Life and Needs” was especially exciting! Heard examples of social services programs, past clients and new ideas. Thank you!!!
Thanks for a great conference. This is the type of thing that makes us all better!
Education is so important in order to assist the low income in changing behavior. I heard some new ideas I will take back and try.
Gained some new insights into ways to save energy.
I now have many new ideas to use for energy education.
I found ways to further help out the low-income households that we serve.
Awesome panelists with great info to share!
Very inspiring and caring people! Good to get refreshed and renew the spirit of assisting those in need!
It was a good idea to have states showcase their programs and could be helpful to other states making changes to their programs.
