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Registration is now open for the Event of the Season! – Boating Ontario Conference 2024

Boating Ontario Conference 2024

Oct 15, 2024

The 2024 Boating Ontario Conference is your gateway to unlocking valuable opportunities for both personal and professional growth. By attending, and exhibiting at BOATS, you’ll have the chance to showcase your business where industry leaders, buyers, and peers come together to network and collaborate.

The conference is packed with insights from renowned experts and influencers, offering you a wealth of knowledge that will help tackle the unique challenges facing our industry today. With breakout sessions covering a wide range of topics, you’ll leave with practical takeaways to apply directly to your business.

Beyond education and networking, the conference provides a space to celebrate our collective successes. From meaningful connections to the prestigious Boating Ontario President’s Awards Reception and Dinner Gala, this event is an opportunity to recognize the remarkable contributions of our peers. It’s also a time to invest in yourself—take a moment to recharge, have fun, and be part of shaping the future of boating in Ontario.

Whether you’re looking to grow your business, learn from experts, or simply enjoy the camaraderie of the industry, the conference has something for everyone.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Check out all the cool ways to get involved as a sponsor and take advantage of all the space we have for you to exhibit at our popular BOATS Trade Show.  

Conference Registration

Sponsorship & BOATS Exhibitor Opportunities

Thank you very much for your support!

Your Boating Ontario Team

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