GIJC17: Early Bird Registration Ends Today
Today is the last day to get the early bird registration for the 10th Global Investigative Journalism Conference. We’re now expecting over 800 of the world’s best journalists from 100+ countries. And at $250 this is a bargain — you get lunches, receptions, a gala banquet and full access to 150 panels, workshops, and special sessions by the best in the biz. Have a look at our speakers and some of the sessions planned. Find out why journalists worldwide call the GIJC the best journalism conference they’ve ever attended.
Register today and you’ll save over 10% of the entrance fee. Early bird registration ends tonight, Friday, September 15, at midnight, South African time. Hope you can join us!
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