ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Attendees will join with business and technical committees to discuss critical technology issues over the course of four days in May at the 2016 Conexxus Annual Conference. From the latest on data security to advances in point of sale technology, attendees will be a part of the process that creates and sets technology standards. The conference takes place May 1–5 at the Loews Ventana Canyon in Tucson, Arizona.

Michael Rogers, practical futurist, will deliver the conference opening keynote address. Rogers, a past speaker at NACS events, is well-known for his dynamic ability to weave technology, economics, demographics, culture and human nature into a compelling vision of the future, and how that might impact the convenience and fuel retailing business. He has worked with innovating companies such as FedEx, Boeing, GE and Microsoft, and is also a regular contributor to “Good Morning America,” the “Today Show,” PBS and CNN as a commentator on technology and societal trends.

The Conexxus Annual Conference is the only event that focuses on new technologies and technology standards to improve business processes, reduce costs and increase productivity in the convenience and fuel retailing industry. At the Conexxus Annual Conference, technology professionals create solutions for the convenience and fuel industry. Attendees will be able to build new and strengthen existing relationships, learn from the industry’s best and show continued support of the convenience and fuels industry.

Early bird rates expire after today. By registering now, you can take advantage of lower registration fees ($1,295 for Conexxus members, $2,499 for non-members). Registration fees will increase to $1,795 and $2,499 on Feb. 23. For additional information and to register, visit conexxus.org/2016AnnualConference or contact Ann Zecca at azecca@conexxus.org.