2024 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Pendleton Convention Center
Pendleton, OR
April 16 - 19
Wondering who's registered? Click here for a current roster.
PRICING:
OACP Member: $360
Non-Member: $380
Prices increased on Friday, March 29.
Cancellation Policy: If a refund is needed, please request it prior to Tuesday, April 9 and we'd be glad to refund the full amount. Unfortunately once we submit the meal count to the conference center, we will not be able to issue refunds at that time. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes
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THANK YOU TO OUR PLATINUM SPONSORS:
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THANK YOU TO OUR GOLD SPONSORS:
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WIN A MAK GRILL!
Thanks to Chief Don Taylor, who has secured this donation, conference attendees have the opportunity to win a MAK Two-Star General Grill - a $3,500 value!
Each MAK Two-Star General Grill is hand-assembled in Oregon using locally-sourced 304 stainless steel, from the body to the hardware. Our industry-leading funnel FlameZone system not only facilitates easy transitions between smoking and grilling, but also reduces pellet consumption and temperature recovery time in cold weather. The warmer/smoker box holds food at safe serving temperatures or allows you to cold smoke foods like nuts or cheese. Unmatched in its versatility, consistency, and build quality, the Two-Star General continues to lead the way in outdoor cooking. Remotely control your cooks with the included wi-fi module.
Raffle tickets:
$10 for one ticket | $20 for three tickets
Drawing takes place at the Thursday vendor break.
MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN!
Donated by: Mak Grills | Dallas, OR
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