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PRE-REGISTRATION FOR NERGC 2013 HAS CLOSED.

Online registration for NERGC 2013 is no longer available. However, you're still welcome to join us in Manchester! Walk-in registrations will be accepted Thursday, Friday, and Saturday although those so registering are not guaranteed a conference bag, pin, or CD syllabus.

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