CANA's 108th Annual Cremation Innovation Convention
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CANA's 108th Annual Cremation Innovation Convention brings innovative cremation professionals together to share ideas, learn from experts, and see the newest products and services from industry suppliers.
Experts take the stage to help business leaders flourish in the future:
• Tom Anderson, of Funeral Director Daily, examines Fads, Trends, Traditions... and the future of Death Care.
• Allison Craft, General Manager of Cremation Society Minnesota, and Allison Henz, Community Engagement Lead of Foundation Partners Group, take us From Mortuary School to Service: Why Mentorship Matters.
• End-of-Life Doula Ashley Johnson brings ideas on how you can start Bridging the Gap: Synergizing End-of-Life Doulas with Funeral Directors and Crematories.
• Two industry experts share the stage with updates, because Information is Power. First, Howard Sankel, of Options for Ashes, addresses The Growing "What Can Be Done With Cremated Remains" Aftercare Market. Then, Sarah Tepe, of Crowne Vault, assists in Creating a New Approach: A Unified Voice for Cemetery Placement After Cremation.
• What Does Gathering Look Like For You? Brent Patterson, Funeral Director at Primrose Funeral Service, and Glenda Stansbury, the Director of Training for InSight Books, bring a new perspective to the power of words.
• Honnalora Hubbard, of Coldspring, changes the conversation around Abandoned Urns: A Crisis in America.
• In AI in Funeral Service: Ethics, Compassion, and Professional Judgment, Martha Thayer, of Mortuary Training, explores the responsibilities that come with AI use in funeral service.
• Look backward and forward with this year’s research session, Learning from History: History of CANA Statistics with CANA Historian Jason Ryan Engler.
• Plus, if you’re curious to see Flame and Water Cremation in Two Settings: A Tour of Two Businesses, you can get your add-on ticket.
• Come early for Lacy Robinson's special pre-convention offering: CANA’s new Certified Hospice Relations Specialist (CHRS) training workshop.
Soak up innovative education, explore the expo floor, and connect with the forward-thinking owners and managers shaping the future of the profession. Register for CANA's 108th Annual Convention: https://pheedloop.com/shareable/event/cana26/register
Experts take the stage to help business leaders flourish in the future:
• Tom Anderson, of Funeral Director Daily, examines Fads, Trends, Traditions... and the future of Death Care.
• Allison Craft, General Manager of Cremation Society Minnesota, and Allison Henz, Community Engagement Lead of Foundation Partners Group, take us From Mortuary School to Service: Why Mentorship Matters.
• End-of-Life Doula Ashley Johnson brings ideas on how you can start Bridging the Gap: Synergizing End-of-Life Doulas with Funeral Directors and Crematories.
• Two industry experts share the stage with updates, because Information is Power. First, Howard Sankel, of Options for Ashes, addresses The Growing "What Can Be Done With Cremated Remains" Aftercare Market. Then, Sarah Tepe, of Crowne Vault, assists in Creating a New Approach: A Unified Voice for Cemetery Placement After Cremation.
• What Does Gathering Look Like For You? Brent Patterson, Funeral Director at Primrose Funeral Service, and Glenda Stansbury, the Director of Training for InSight Books, bring a new perspective to the power of words.
• Honnalora Hubbard, of Coldspring, changes the conversation around Abandoned Urns: A Crisis in America.
• In AI in Funeral Service: Ethics, Compassion, and Professional Judgment, Martha Thayer, of Mortuary Training, explores the responsibilities that come with AI use in funeral service.
• Look backward and forward with this year’s research session, Learning from History: History of CANA Statistics with CANA Historian Jason Ryan Engler.
• Plus, if you’re curious to see Flame and Water Cremation in Two Settings: A Tour of Two Businesses, you can get your add-on ticket.
• Come early for Lacy Robinson's special pre-convention offering: CANA’s new Certified Hospice Relations Specialist (CHRS) training workshop.
Soak up innovative education, explore the expo floor, and connect with the forward-thinking owners and managers shaping the future of the profession. Register for CANA's 108th Annual Convention: https://pheedloop.com/shareable/event/cana26/register
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Where is it happening?
Minneapolis Marriott City Center, 10 S 7th St, Minneapolis, MN 55402-1601, United States
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Host or PublisherCremation Association of North America
