2012 National Collegiate Recruiting Conference

Join coaches and athletic directors from throughout the country in beautiful Boston, Massachusetts on June 1st – 3rd for the 2012 National Collegiate Recruiting Conference, presented by Tudor Collegiate Strategies!

This is the nation’s premier gathering of some of the most respected industry experts and college coaches in the country, and they are focused on one of the most important parts of their jobs as college coaches: Recruiting.

Spend the weekend with Dan Tudor and his team of recruiting experts, along with your fellow coaches and athletic directors, and we promise that you will recruit smarter, with more enthusiasm, and armed with the latest proven selling and communication skills for 2012-2013.

Where: The Boston Logan Airport Hilton, conveniently located near downtown Boston and Logan International Airport
When: Friday, June 1st through Sunday morning, June 3rd, 2012
Cost: $199 (Group discounts available)
How: Click here to reserve your seat!

DISCOUNTED HOTEL OPTIONS AVAILABLE! For a limited time, and a limited number of 2012 NCRC attendees, a special room rate of just $189 per night is being offered by the Boston Logan Hilton Hotel and Conference Center. This a big discount off of their normal Summer rate, and will be offered exclusively to our attendees once their conference registration is complete.

Speakers and topics include:

Dan Tudor – Founder of the Tudor Collegiate Strategies and the popular “Selling for Coaches” program for college recruiters. Dan will be speaking on a number of topics throughout the weekend, and serving as your weekend conference host.
Mandy Green - Head women’s soccer coach at University of South Dakota and expert on organization, time management and recruiting. She will be introducing her groundbreaking organizational system for college coaches that she has developed and used to land some of the best recruiting classes in her program’s history and becoming a new mom!
Paul Biancardi, ESPN Recruiting Analyst – Hear from one of the most respected college recruiting analysts in the country, and find out what he sees as the factors that separate the good from the great when it comes to college recruiting.
Adam Martel – Head volleyball coach at Emmanuel College and former D1 assistant coach at Boston College, Adam is back by popular demand to talk about “D1 Recruiting on a D3 Budget”, as well as other topics during the weekend.
Charlie Adams – Author and speaker, and father of a college athlete, Adams will be talking about the growing role of parents in the recruiting process.
Sean Devlin – One of the nation’s leading technology experts and developer of the popular Front Rush recruiting contact management system, Sean will be revealing the latest trends in prospect management and the strategies that top programs use to efficiently recruit the best prospects.
Dr. Thom Park: Hear from one of the best college football recruiters of all-time, and a former athletic director, to find out what you need to know as a college coach who wants to build a successful college coaching career.
The 7 Deadly Recruiting Sins (and How to Avoid Them): Learn about which common mistakes sink college recruiters early in the process, and find out what you need to do to avoid these costly blunders.
Rick Chandler, John Brubaker, Matt Boyles, and others!

“The thing I liked about the conference is that you woke me up to what I needed to be doing out there recruiting. I’m going to have a different attitude when it comes to going after the prospects I really want.”

“Oustanding speakers and topics…this is the only place I hear this kind of information, and it’s helping me recruit some of my best classes ever.”

“What I think I enjoyed the most was the incredible networking with other coaches who were willing to share their secrets and tell me how they’re getting it done. Even my coaches’ convention doesn’t offer that! It’s a one-of-a-kind gathering.”

“One of the best $249 I’ve spent as a college coach. I can’t believe how much information I’m going back to my school with…I’m a little overwhelmed.”

“No fluff, no bull…just the good stuff that lets me be a better recruiter. I have more new information than I know what to do with, to be honest with you.”

“This is where I sit back and learn from the best. I always come away with new ideas that I can put to work immediately. It’s one of the only places I can openly trade ideas with fellow coaches.”

CLICK HERE TO GET MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTER FOR THE 2012 NCRC!

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