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NCLGISA Fall 2026 Conference
NCLGISA 50th Anniversary
NCLGISA - 50 Years of Excellence
Celebrating the past and powering North Carolina’s future through information technology.
We're excited to announce the 2026 NCLGISA Fall Symposium celebrating NCLGISA's 50th Anniversary. It will take place October 28th - 30th, 2026 (October 27th - 29th for Business Partners) in historic Winston-Salem, NC at The Benton Convention Center. We are busy finalizing all the details.
For Business Partners: Please see this page for the most up to date BP details
For Members:
Member Registration for the Conference will open on August 20th.
The Early Bird registration rate will be $250. Early Bird Conference Registration discount rate ends after September 25th. After the 25th, the rate will be $300.
Register yourself at the blue "Purchase a Membership Pass to the Conference" button above once registration opens.
If you wish to bring a guest and need to use a different credit card to pay for them, you can register yourself first and then go back into your registration and add guest tickets.
Guest Registrations Restrictions: *Guest tickets are not to be used for colleagues. Tickets are ONLY for guests of government registrants attending in a social capacity. Includes all meals and evening events. Business Partners are not allowed to purchase or use guest tickets.
Hotel Registration: Click the Member Hotel Blocks link above for the booking links. You will be required to log into your NCLGISA account.
| Registration Types | Early Bird Registration by 9/25/26 | Regular Registration 9/20/26 – 10/10/26 |
| NCLGISA Government Member | $250 | $300 |
| NCLGISA Government Member – One Day Ticket | $100 | $100 |
| Guest Ticket - Purchase in the Guest Registration (*restrictions above) | $100 | $100 |
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Member Gifts Waiver
By registering for the conference you acknowledge that accepting any gifts, favors, prizes, or other tangible or intangible items of consideration (including meals that are not provided as part of the official NCLGISA Conference and documented on the conference agenda) may constitute a violation of my organization’s local policy or ordinance, North Carolina General Statutes (as found in NCGS 138A-32, NCGS 133-32), and/or federal rules, regulations, or laws, including but not limited to regulations found under USAC e-rate rules and 2 CFR 200 requirements. Any acceptance of tangible or intangible gifts, favors, prizes, or other items of consideration is done at the sole discretion of the individual recipient and said recipient is liable for any potential or actual violations of local policies, state laws, and/or federal rules, regulations, or laws. The NCLGISA organization is not liable for any violations of policies, ordinances, laws, rules, or regulations, or associated consequences that may arise if individuals or entities choose to offer or accept any gifts, favors, prizes, or other tangible or intangible items of consideration.
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