Food Safety Tech’s Hazards Conference Series + CFI Think Tank
“Industry & Academia Advancing Food Safety Practices, Technology and Research”
Presented in-person at The Ohio State University, Fawcett Center, Columbus Ohio
April 3-5, 2023
Co-developed by Food Safety Tech and Center for Foodborne Illness Research and Prevention (CFI)
Join Food Safety Tech and the Center for Foodborne Illness Research and Prevention in person at the Fawcett Center at The Ohio State University on April 3-5 in Columbus, Ohio, for three days of food safety education and networking.The program brings together leading minds in industry, academia, standards and regulation to provide in-depth education and discussion on the most significant pathogenic and chemical risks facing the food industry today.
The program will offer practical guidance and cutting-edge research on the detection, mitigation, control and regulation of Salmonella, Listeria and Mycotoxins.
This conference has been co-developed by Food Safety Tech and Center for Foodborne Illness Research and Prevention (CFI) at The Ohio State University.
The program is unique in that it has both Industry and Academia working together to offer practical guidance and cutting-edge research on the Detection, Mitigation, Control and Regulation of Salmonella, Listeria and Mycotoxins...
“Food safety hazards continue to be a challenge for all aspects of the food industry from farm to fork.” said Rick Biros, president of Innovative Publishing Company, publisher of Food Safety Tech and director of the Food Safety Consortium conference and Food Safety Tech Hazards series. “The detection, mitigation and control of food safety hazards issues must be discussed among peers and best practices must be shared, something you can’t do virtually. The human connection is so important for conference attendees. Whether it’s a random connection over lunch, a one-on-one question with a speaker after a presentation or a seat next to a new friend in a learning session—connecting with others is what makes events so valuable. We are excited to bring this program, designed to help facilitate this much needed critical thinking and sharing of best practices, to Columbus, Ohio.”
You have many options to participate in the Food Safety Tech’s Hazards Conference Series April 3 and 4 in Columbus Ohio for this important conference on the Detection, Mitigation, Control and Regulation of Salmonella, Listeria and Mycotoxins.
Option 1: Attending in-person is the best experience. You can justify it because your travel expenses will be low and you're only 2 days out of office.
* Travel to Columbus, Ohio Monday morning, April 3. Conference starts at 1PM EST
* Budget one Hotel night and dinner for Monday.
* Tuesday, April 4, your breakfast and lunch is included with registration. Travel home Tuesday night
* Total expenses could be under $995 including travel and conference registration!
If time allows, stay Tuesday night and attend the CFI Food Safety Think Tank on April 5 where food safety experts take a deeper look at the hazards discussed during the first two days of the conference. Participants will brainstorm in small groups to develop a roadmap on research, innovation, policy, and prevention measures that need to be taken to make our food supply safer in the future.
Option 2: No travel budget? Then attend virtually with an Enterprise Virtual* Only Registration: This is a Corporate Registration that provides you with Unlimited Virtual Participants from your organization.
*Virtual Attendance is via a webinar broadcast of the Food Safety Hazards conference. Attendees can ask the speakers questions in real time. An archive recording of the program is provided for post-conference on demand viewing. The one registration price is for as many attendees from your organization as you like. A Certificate of Participation is provided to all on-site and virtual attendees for your ongoing CEUs.
Option 3: The best of both will support your Food Safety Culture objectives. Select the Enterprise Combination Virtual*& On-site Registration: This is a Corporate Registration that provides you with ONE On-Site Registration, plus, Unlimited Virtual Participants from your organization for the same price as Virtual only registration.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the registration prices:
Early bird registration - Available until March 14, 2023
- 2.5 days (Food Safety Hazards + CFI Think Tank, April 3-5) - $595
- 1.5 days (Food Safety Hazards ONLY, April 3-4) - $495
- 1.5 days Enterprise Virtual & On-site Registration (Food Safety Hazards ONLY, April 3-4) - $995
- 1.5 days Enterprise Virtual Only Registration (Food Safety Hazards ONLY, April 3-4) - $995
- Half day ONLY (CFI Think Tank ONLY, April 5) - $50
Regular Registration - Available between March 15 - April 5, 2023
- 2.5 days On-Site (Food Safety Hazards + CFI Think Tank, April 3-5) - $795
- 1.5 days On-Site (Food Safety Hazards ONLY, April 3-4) - $695
- 1.5 days Enterprise Virtual & On-site Registration (Food Safety Hazards ONLY, April 3-4) - $1295
- 1.5 days Enterprise Virtual Only Registration (Food Safety Hazards ONLY, April 3-4) - $1295
- Half day ONLY (CFI Think Tank ONLY, April 5 ONLY) - $50
- Fundraising Dinner ticket - April 4 -$ 200 Optional but encouraged (Not included in any registration option)
What happens if I miss the event:
- There are no refunds or cancellations within 7 business days of the starting date of the event (cancellation in writing must be received NO LATER than 11:59 pm ET March 23, 2023)
Cancellation and Refund Policy:
- All cancellations must be made via email. Should you not be able to attend the conference, you may have someone else from your organization take your place or use your registration fee as credit towards a future Food Safety Tech event. If these options are not possible, you can receive a refund of the registration fee less a 20% processing fee up until 7 business days prior to the conference. There are no refunds for cancellations within the 7 day period (cancellation in writing must be received NO LATER than 11:59 pm ET March 23, 2023) prior to the conference or for "no-shows" to the conference.
Where can I stay?
- While we do not have a selected room block at any of the area hotels, you can find a list of the closest hotel accommodations to the Fawcett Center in the HOTELS section of the website.
Where can I park?
- You MUST display a parking permit on your windshield in order to be able to park at the Fawcett Center. The parking pass will be emailed to you for you to print, no later than March 31, 2023. You MUST display the parking permit AS IS, any attempt to change the printed permit will result in your car being towed at YOUR expense.