This year marks the 55th anniversary of CCMA.
The conference will be June 16 – 18, 2011 in San Diego, CA.
Registration and scholarship information is available on the CCMA website
The conference will be held at the Hard Rock Hotel
207 5th Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Make lodging reservations by contacting the Hard Rock Hotel at 1-866-751-ROCK (7625)
The special conference rate is $149/single, $179/double, plus taxes, currently 12.5%. Includes the following complimentary services: toll free, local and domestic long distance calling, in-room wired and wireless high speed internet access, unlimited access to 24/7 fitness center, and access to the 24/7 business center.
- Reservations must be made no later than May 14, 2011 to receive the conference discount.
- Individuals must identify themselves with the Consumer Cooperative Management Association to receive the group rate.
Organize your days by viewing the following:
For more information about CCMA visit the following sites:
Howard Bowers Fund for Consumer Cooperatives
CCMA is when the Howard Bowers Fund holds its annual fundraising. Find out more about the Fund and the 2010 fundraising activities on the Howard Bowers Fund page.
Past CCMA conferences
- 2010 – Bloomington – Love What We Do, Do What We Love
- 2009 – Pittsburgh – By Art and Design: Thriving in Trying Times
- 2008 – Portland – Grow Co-op: Expanding Stores, Building Communities
- 2007 – LaCrosse – The Red Queen’s Race
- 2006 – Atlanta – Golden Delicious: CCMA’s 50th Year
- 2005 – Albuquerque – Who’s on First?: The Value of Values
- 2004 – Minneapolis – Play it Again
- 2003 – Lexington – Humpty Dumpty Rocks
- 2002 – Eureka, CA – Think Virtual, Act Real
- 2001 – Chicago – The Velocity of Cooperation
- 2000 – Boston – Collaboration meets Competition
- 1999 – Portland – Cooperation Unbound!
- 1998 – Cleveland – Dantotsu: the best of the best
- 1997 – Alexandria, VA – Dancing with the Red Queen: two-stepping between evolution & extinction
- 1996 – Milwaukee – Embracing Change: Cooperation for the next generation
- 1995 – Sacramento – Viva the cooperative difference
- 1994 – Atlanta – Community Needs and Cooperative Response: the will & the way
- 1993 – Minneapolis – Vision and Values: Building the Co-op Food Sector
- 1992 – Seattle – Interact for Action
- 1991 – Brattleboro –
- 1990 – Madison – What’s for Sale: co-ops, consumers, & community
- 1989 – Davis –
- 1988 – Iowa City –
- 1987 – Baltimore – Reinventing the Cooperative
- 1986 – Baltimore – Cooperatives: We Mean Business
- 1985 – Chicago – Revitalizing the Cooperative Advantage
- 1984 – Minneapolis – Cooperative Technology: Retooling for Success
- 1983 – Chicago – Where is the Consumer in the Co-op?
- 1982 – Seattle – Trouble in the Food Sector
- 1981 – Berkeley –
- 1980 – Hanover –
compiled by Karen Zimbelman and Dave Gutknecht; updated as of October 2009.