Host a Regional Event
Network. Share Expertise. Make an Impact.
NAEM’s Regional Events bring together local EHS and Sustainability professionals to foster community and knowledge-sharing. They provide a unique opportunity for:
- Networking & collaboration: Engage with local EHS&S professionals to exchange ideas and explore new partnerships
- Knowledge-sharing: Share best practices, success stories, and lessons learned to enhance strategies and operations
- Training & development: Stay up-to-date on the latest industry trends and develop new skills
- Community-building: Foster a sense of belonging and support among EHS&S professionals in your local area
- Local focus: Address region-specific issues and opportunities for more effective solutions
How Hosting Works
Regional Events are hosted in partnership with our Affiliate members. NAEM provides critical support to ensure the success of their event. Host benefits include:- Recognition as a thought leader in the EHS&S community
- Complimentary registrations for employees of the host company
- NAEM support with registration, list management, and marketing
- Branded PowerPoint slides, signage, and web promotion
- Networking with potential new business contacts
- Brand visibility through NAEM’s national and regional marketing channels
Sponsorship of Events
NAEM Affiliates may host alone or partner with another company to bring a Regional Event to your community. The fee for hosting a Regional Event is $750.2025 Featured Topics for Events
Your Regional Event should focus on a topic that falls within one of these four categories:- Regulatory Updates: Discuss recent regulatory changes and their impact on EHS&S practices
- Total Worker Health: Explore the role of EHS in supporting total worker health and how to integrate psychosocial well-being in EHS programs
- PFAS: Get insights about current trends and emerging environmental legislation around PFAS and how it will impact EHS
- Water Management: Share best practices for sustainability and responsible water stewardship
- Regulatory Updates: Discuss recent regulatory changes and their impact on EHS&S practices