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$149
Conference Admission
FEEcon Kickoff Event
Access to all Friday and Saturday sessions
60+ speakers and 50+ sessions
Limited meals included
*Limited travel, hotel and tuition reimbursement scholarships are available to students during registration

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$379
Donors of all levels and non-students welcome
Full Conference Admission
Access to all Friday and Saturday sessions
60+ speakers and 50+ sessions
VIP events, which include: Friday Luncheon, Saturday Breakfast, Saturday Luncheon, and Saturday Leonard E. Read Distinguished Alumni Award Dinner
Full meals and refreshments included

You are invited to the annual FEEcon!

FEEcon is the premier gathering of freedom lovers from all walks of life, with professional networking opportunities, inspiring panel discussions, and fun for everyone – all sponsored by FEE and held at the landmark Hyatt Regency Atlanta.

Choose from 50+ sessions and 8 distinct learning tracks all designed to provide real skills for professional success, combined with a solid grounding in economic, ethical and legal principles that you won't get anywhere else.

FEEcon will inspire and empower you to set your path and change the world!

SPEAKERS

Anousheh Ansari

As the first Iranian in space, fourth overall self-funded space tourist, the first self-funded woman to fly to the International Space Station, co-founder of multiple companies, sponsor of the Ansari X Prize, and author, Anousheh Ansari is a living example of the American dream.

Magatte Wade

Magatte Wade is a TED Global Africa Fellow and founder of Tiossan, a contemporary lifestyle products brand that integrates the three cultures that formed her, Dakar, Paris, and San Francisco. She was named one of Forbes 20 Youngest Power Women in Africa and writes for The Huffington Post, Barron’s, and other publications.

Lawrence W. Reed

Lawrence W. (“Larry”) Reed became president of FEE in 2008 after serving as chairman of its board of trustees in the 1990s and both writing and speaking for FEE since the late 1970s. He has authored or coauthored eight books, the most recent being Real Heroes: Inspiring True Stories of Courage, Character and Conviction.

Scott Harrison

Scott Harrison is the Founder and CEO of charity: water, a non-profit organization bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations. In eleven years, charity: water has raised more than $293 million and funded 28,000 water projects in 24 countries.

Brian Bosché

Brian Bosché is a former national journalist and expert in retention and creating ROI by injecting purpose into every element of the free market. He and his wife, Gabrielle Bosché (also speaking at FEE Con 2018) run The Millennial Solution - America’s fastest growing Millennial strategy firm.

Kmele Foster

Kmele is a partner at Freethink and is Lead Producer on Freethink’s original shows. He is also a regular contributor to various media programs and co-hosts a syndicated current events podcast, The Fifth Column, with Michael Moynihan of Vice News and Matt Welch of Reason.

Lonnie Johnson

Lonnie G. Johnson is a former Air Force and NASA engineer who invented the massively popular Super Soaker water gun. He earned his master's degree in nuclear engineering from Tuskegee University, and went on to work for the U.S. Air Force and the NASA space program.

Tina Guo

Tina Guo is an internationally acclaimed and Grammy-nominated virtuoso acoustic/electric cellist, recording artist, and composer. With a multi-faceted career and mastery in a wide range of genres, her passion for musical exploration, artistic expression, and technology are expressed through live performance and visual media.

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Abby Hall

Abby Hall is an Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Tampa and a Research Fellow with the Independent Institute, a non-partisan research and educational think tank based out of Oakland, California.

Daniel D'Amico

Daniel D'Amico is a Lecturer in Economics at Brown University. He is also the Associate Director at The Political Theory Project.

Adam Hengels

Adam Hengels is founder of Market Urbanism, which advocates for liberalization of land-use regulation and market-based transportation systems.

Anne Rathbone Bradley

Dr. Anne Rathbone Bradley is the Vice President of Economic Initiatives at the Institute for Faith, Work and Economics.

Antony Davies

Antony Davies is associate professor of economics at Duquesne University, author, speaker, and co-host of the podcast Words & Numbers.

Bob Ewing

Bob is the Director of Media Relations for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. He lectures nationwide on effective communication strategies. and has authored 45 published op-eds/articles and three magazine features.

Derek Magill

Derek Magill is a marketer, business strategist and career expert. After dropping out of college during his sophomore year, Derek started a marketing company that went on to generate million of dollars in business for clients.

Isaac Morehouse

Isaac Morehouse is the founder and CEO of Praxis, a startup apprenticeship program for those who want more than college. He won't shut up about how to live free.

James Harrigan

James R. Harrigan is CEO of FreedomTrust. He taught at the collegiate level, became Dean of the American University of Iraq-Sulaimani, and later served as Director of Academic Programs at the Institute for Humane Studies and Strata.

Jared Meyer

Jared Meyer is a fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. His research interests include microeconomic theory and the economic effects of government regulations.

John Hasnas

John Hasnas is a professor of business at Georgetown's McDonough School of Business and a professor of law (by courtesy) at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC, where he teaches courses in ethics and law.

Mary Clare Amselem

Mary Clare Amselem is a policy analyst in the Heritage Foundation’s Center for Education Policy. Her research and writing focuses on ways in which free market principles can inform higher education policy.

Matthew Mitchell

Matthew D. Mitchell is a Senior Research Fellow and Director of the Project for the Study of American Capitalism at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. He is also an adjunct professor of economics at Mason.

Michael Sargent

Michael Sargent leads the Heritage Foundation’s efforts to formulate and implement free-market transportation and infrastructure policies as a Policy Analyst in the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies.

Michael Strong

Michael Strong is a pioneer in education and independent learning. He is the founder of innovative Socratic, Montessori, and Paideia schools and. Michael is co-founder and serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chief Visionary Officer of FLOW.

Patrik Schumacher

Patrik Schumacher is partner at Zaha Hadid Architects and founding director at the AA Design Research Lab. He joined Zaha Hadid in 1988

Donald J. Boudreaux

Donald J. Boudreaux is a senior fellow with the F.A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, a Mercatus Center Board Member, and a professor of economics and former economics-department chair at George Mason University.

Richard Ebeling

Dr. Richard M. Ebeling is the BB&T Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Free Enterprise Leadership at The Citadel, in Charleston, South Carolina. He is the author of hundreds of articles on free market policy themes.

Romina Boccia

Romina Boccia is a leading fiscal and economic expert at The Heritage Foundation. She is Heritage’s Grover M. Hermann research fellow in federal budgetary affairs and deputy director of the think tank’s Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies.

Thomas Bogle

Thomas Bogle is a public school teacher, specializing in business and entrepreneurship. He is also the director of the Free Market Educators Association, a start-up dedicated to offering professional development services.

Connor Boyack

Connor Boyack is president of The Association for Teaching Kids Economics and author of the Tuttle Twins book series which introduces the ideas of liberty and free markets to young children.

Brian Brenberg

Brian Brenberg serves as Chair of the Program in Business at The King’s College. Professor Brenberg is a frequent guest on FOX News and FOX Business, and has written for USA Today, Forbes.com, CNBC.com, the New York Post, and The Hill.

TK Coleman

TK Coleman is the Education Director for Praxis. He has coached dozens of young people and top performers from all stages of life. He's the author of hundreds of articles and is a frequent speaker on education, entrepreneurship, freedom, personal growth, and creativity.

Caleb Brown

Caleb Brown is the director of multimedia at the Cato Institute, where he has hosted the Cato Daily Podcast since 2007 and CatoAudio since 2008.

Drew Sawyer

Drew Sawyer is the founder of Moonshine, a start-to-finish production and post-production service company located on the Beltline, servicing Tier 1-3 features, TV Shows and commercials.

Emily Washington

Emily Washington is a Research Fellow for the State and Local Policy Project at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Her research focuses on urban economics and land-use policy.

Gabrielle Bosche

Gabrielle is the leading expert in generational diversity and Millennial engagement. She is regularly called on for her insight from print, radio and television outlets.

Nolan Gray

Nolan Gray is the policy director for the Center for Market Urbanism and is a grad student in city & regional planning at Rutgers University. His areas of expertise include land-use regulation, development, and urban planning theory.

Robin Koerner

Robin Koerner is a political and economic commentator for the Huffington Post, Independent Voter Network, and other outlets. He holds graduate degrees in both Physics and the Philosophy of Science from the University of Cambridge (U.K.).

Sandy Ikeda

Sandy Ikeda is a professor of economics at Purchase College, SUNY, and the author of The Dynamics of the Mixed Economy: Toward a Theory of Interventionism.

Vicki Alger

Vicki E. Alger is a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute in Oakland, California, and author of the book Failure: The Federal "Misedukation" of America’s Children.

Jonathan Higbee

Photographer Jonathan Higbee is a 2018 Hasselblad Masters finalist, and has earned multiple awards, including the 2015 World Street Photography grand prize.

Lido Vizzutti

Lido Vizzutti lives in Missoula, Mont., and has been working as a professional documentary, commercial and editorial photographer for 15 years.

Paul Guay

Paul Guay is a screenwriter and script consultant whose movies have grossed over half a billion dollars. Paul co-wrote Liar Liar (1997), The Little Rascals (1994), and Heartbreakers (2001).

Christina Elson

Christina Elson joined the Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets in 2015 to create its business strategy and operations. Christina is an expert in developing strategic, holistic, and systemic approaches to executing an organization’s mission and vision

Joey Clark

Joey Clark is a talk radio host, producer, and freelance writer. He is the host and sole producer of The Joey Clark Radio Hour which runs every night Monday-Friday on News Talk 93.1 WACV FM out of Montgomery, AL.

Lou Perez

Lou Perez is the head writer and executive producer of We the Internet TV (winner of the 2017 Webby Award for Variety in online film & TV) and half of the comedy duo Greg and Lou.

Hannah Earl

Hannah Ruth Earl, the Moving Picture Institute's talent associate, works on talent development programs, including recruiting and acquisitions for grants, internships, and masterclasses.

John Boyd

American composer, John Jennings Boyd, represents the vanguard of a new generation of composers equally adept at scoring with live orchestra, producing ambient soundscapes, and writing and creating commercially-minded tracks across all forms of modern media.

Carrie Sheffield

Carrie Sheffield is a Manhattan-based columnist and broadcaster. She is the founder of Bold, a digital news and cultural platform for a new generation of thinkers and creators. With Clay Aiken, Carrie co-hosts Bold TV, produced by Al Roker Labs.

Brittany Hunter

Brittany Hunter is an Associate Editor at the Foundation for Economic Education. Brittany often takes a millennial approach to her writing, hoping to show her peers how much they rely on free market marvels, like the sharing economy, in their daily lives.

Dirk Brown

Dirk Brown is the faculty director of the University of South Carolina's McNair Institute for Entrepreneurism and Free Enterprise and a clinical assistant professor of management at the Darla Moore School of Business.

Javier Garcia

A victim of the socialist and communist dictatorship in Venezuela, Honorary Campus Ambassador Javier Garcia now resides in the United States and is an international member of the American Institute of Architects.

Luis Henrique Ball

Luis Henrique Ball is chairman and CEO of two companies engaged in the distribution of high-tech medical devices in a dozen Latin American countries. He is also the founder, publisher, and owner of PanAm Post, an online bilingual publication dedicated to news and opinion about the Americas.

Sean Malone

Sean Malone is the Director of Media at the Foundation for Economic Education. Malone’s films have been screened at the Manhattan Film Festival, Winter Film Awards (NYC), Tupelo Film Festival, Oxford Film Festival, Richmond International Film Festival, Anthem Film Festival, and the Nevada Film Festival.

Yaron Brook

Yaron Brook is the chairman of board of the Ayn Rand Institute, renowned best-selling author and host of the nationally syndicated Yaron Brook Show which broadcasts live on BlogTalk Radio and YouTube. Brook is also an internationally sought speaker, whose talks promote Capitalism, Inequality, Ayn Rand and her philosophy, Objectivism.

Afua Richardson

Afua Richardson is an American illustrator and writer, best known for her work on Black Panther World of Wakanda for Marvel comics. Other works include All Star Batman, Xmen, Captain America and Attack on Titan.

Christina Sandefur

Christina Sandefur is Executive Vice President at the Goldwater Institute. She also develops policies and litigates cases advancing healthcare freedom, free enterprise, private property rights, free speech, and taxpayer rights.

Anthony Ling

Anthony Ling is co-founder of Bora, a transportation technology startup in Brazil. He is an Independent researcher on urban policy, urban economics and transportation and editor of Caos Planejado, a multidisciplinary online journal on cities.

Jeff Andrade-Fong

Jeff Andrade-Fong has been at the intersection of tech and urban logistics for the last several years. He was an early stage employee at Lyft and now works at on-demand delivery startup Postmates. Jeff also co-founded Tech for Housing, a policy advocacy organization dedicated to rallying Bay Area tech workers around urban reform.

Jorge Jraissati

Jorge Jraissati is a Venezuelan student in the US, studying Economics at the Honors College of Florida Atlantic University, and is a FEE Campus Ambassador.

Kevin Lieber

Kevin Lieber hosts and produces Vsauce2, part of the most popular education network on YouTube. Vsauce’s videos have been viewed over 2 billion times and won both the 2016 Webby for Best Science & Education Channel and the People’s Choice award three years in a row.

Justin Goro

Justin Goro is a software developer with a background in economics. In both consulting and public blogging roles, he specializes in understanding and explaining the implications and limitations of decentralized systems with particular focus on the Ethereum ecosystem.

Lela Brunet

Lela Brunet is a visual artist. With her main subject being the female form, Lela explores the contrast created when the grace of the figure and the tension of energetic patterns and colors collide together. She has exhibited her work in multiple galleries and events throughout Atlanta, Georgia.

Matt Kibbe

Matt Kibbe is President and Chief Community Organizer at Free the People, an educational organization turning the next generation on to the values of liberty. He is a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Austrian Economics Center in Vienna.

Michael Lewyn

Michael Lewyn is an Associate Professor at Touro Law Center in Long Island, where he directs the school's Land Use and Sustainable Development Law Institute. His recent research focuses on the relationship between zoning and increasing housing costs in American cities.

Max Borders

Max Borders is the founder and Executive Director of Social Evolution. And also co-founder of the Voice & Exit event and former editor at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE).

Stephen Smith

Stephen Smith is a cofounder of Quantierra, a Manhattan-based real estate/tech startup. He used to be a reporter writing about real estate, land use, and transportation.

Wolf von Laer

Wolf von Laer is Chief Executive Officer at Students For Liberty. Wolf received his PhD in Political Economy from King’s College London for work focused on entrepreneurship, the political economy of crisis, public choice and Austrian economics.

Wuilly Arteaga

Wuilly Arteaga became a symbol of Venezuela’s protest movement as he played patriotic hymns from his violin in the face of tear gas and rubber bullets. He studied at National System of Orchestras in Venezuela.

David Veksler

David Veksler is the Director of Marketing at the Foundation for Economic Education. He has worked as an information systems architect for companies including Match.com, Education First, and Liberty.me.

Tom W. Bell

Tom W. Bell is a member of Chapman University and Fowler School of Law. Bell has published papers on copyright, Internet law, polycentric law, prediction markets, and the Third Amendment.

Maura Lewit

Maura Lewit is a Freelance Make-Up Artist. Maura attended UCLA while training in Make-Up with Joe Blasco’s school of makeup.

Robert Viglione

Robert Viglione is the co-founder of Zen, a blockchain-based private borderless decentralized platform for communications and transactions. The technology is designed to support very high data survivability even in adversarial environments.

Ben Scafidi

Ben Scafidi is a professor of economics at Kennesaw State University. He is also a Friedman Fellow with EdChoice and a senior fellow with the Georgia Public Policy Foundation.

Peter Goettler

Peter Goettler joined the Cato Institute as President and CEO in April, 2015. He received BS and MS degrees inn 1986 from the MIT. He also serves on the boards of the Atlas Network and the NYC-Southern NY Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, where he is a past board chair. He concurrently served as CEO of Latin America for Barclays plc.

Kerry McDonald

Kerry McDonald is an education policy writer and unschooling advocate whose articles have appeared in Forbes, NPR, Education Next, Natural Mother Magazine, and FEE.org among others.

Alain Bertaud

Alain Bertaud is an urbanist and, since 2012, a senior research scholar at the NYU Stern Urbanization Project. Bertaud previously held the position of principal urban planner at the World Bank.

Chris LeDoux

Chris LeDoux is Supervisor at Crafty and a Partner/Owner. He launched Crafty Apes VFX that has been successful as the sole FX house to films such as Stranger Things Season 2 and the Award Winning Dominator – La La Land, among contributions to many others as well as television shows and commercials.

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12:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Student Registration
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM: FEEcon
Kickoff Event
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM: Film Screening
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LEARNING TRACKS

Entrepreneurship and Business Success

It all starts with an idea. The Entrepreneurship and Business Success track is for those who are looking to turn today’s great idea into tomorrow’s thriving business. Here are some of the questions you’ll get answered in this track:

Can you make the world a better place if you’re making a profit?
Are women victims of the workplace? Take a closer look at the issue of pay and gender.
What’s the key to being an effective leader?
Tech is improving so fast… why aren’t healthcare, education, and other fields keeping up?

Philosophy, Politics, Economics

Explore the concepts that lead to a humane and prosperous society, including:

The flaw in the “market failure” argument for government regulation
Why the government keeps getting bigger - and why it passes detrimental policies
The morality of self-interest
And more!

Debating the Issues

Hearing from different perspectives is essential if you want to be truly informed. Join us as we host a series of debates and discussions in an effort to gain a complete understanding of topics that dominate the popular conversation.

Does the environment need protecting from the free market?
Should we be concerned about wealth inequality?
What are the limits of free speech?
How much government do we really need?

Paths to Education

You have to create value for others if you want to be successful. The Paths to Education track is focused on how to take charge of your life and develop the skills you need to reach your full potential. In this track, you’ll learn:

How to effectively argue and persuade people to your “side"
How to be a rockstar communicator
How to launch a career that doesn’t suck
Why you should consider options outside the higher education monopoly

Technology and Innovation

We live in a world made better by those who innovate. This track explores how burgeoning technologies are changing the world. Hear from experts on the cutting edge of innovation as they provide an inside look at the current and future trends in technology.

Discover how our cities will be transformed by upcoming tech innovations.
Learn how seasteads, startup societies, and special economic zones (SEZs) could make us freer.
Learn the basics of crypto and adopt the future in our panel “Crypto for Everyone.”
Go beyond the basics and learn how and why blockchain tech will reshape our world.

FEEcon Innovation Challenge

FEE continues its partnership with ProtoHack by creating a 2-day intensive workshop within FEEcon where participants will team up to build a business. They will form an idea, create a viable business plan and pitch the idea to a panel of experts. The top teams will go on to receive funding/mentorship to bring your team’s business idea to life. Sign up for FEEcon Innovation Challenge here

Creative Pursuits

Creative professionals are motivated by a passion for their craft. The challenge is turning that creative passion into a practical livelihood. Perfecting one's craft, while important, is just a piece to a larger puzzle. Join us for a series of panels, as creative professionals from different disciplines discuss the common issues and challenges endured along their journey with a focus on lessons learned. Their stories will inspire you to turn your creativity into a meaningful and successful career.
LEARN MORE!

Market Urbanism: A New Approach to Urban Development

Wherever you live, your city uses archaic regulations to restrict what can be built, and for what purposes buildings can be used. This track is a joint effort by Market Urbanism and FEE to shed some light on the vast spectrum of land use and transportation regulations that suck the vibrancy out of neighborhoods, cause traffic congestion, and constrain housing supply to the point that we have an affordable housing crisis in cities across the world. This track provides you with the intellectual tools you’ll need to make a case for liberty in your own backyard and bring liberty to your streets.

Travel Information

Atlanta, Georgia

If you're flying, plan to arrive at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). FEEcon will be held at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta located on 265 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30303. There will be a room block available at the Hyatt, and there are numerous other lodging options nearby. The Hyatt has valet parking accessible from Peachtree Road and is conveniently located directly next to the Peachtree Center MARTA Station.

Additional details available here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should register to attend FEEcon?
FEEcon is open to anyone who is interested in entrepreneurship or exploring economic thinking. We encourage people who are new to these ideas to apply, and all we ask is that you are respectful, intellectually curious, and willing to engage in the presentations and discussions.
How much does FEEcon cost?
For Students/Recent Graduates, registration is $149, and you'll have access to the FEEcon Kickoff event on Thursday June 7th, all Friday sessions, and all Saturday sessions. Limited travel, hotel and tuition reimbursement scholarships will be available soon.

For all other attendees, $379 opens your access to all conference sessions, plus FEE's Annual Retreat, which includes these VIP/Donor events: Friday luncheon, Friday evening reception, Saturday breakfast, Saturday lunch, Saturday evening reception, Saturday evening banquet dinner, and Sunday brunch.

If you register on or before March 31st you can take advantage of our early bird pricing for $50 off!

A group discount of 25% will be applied when you register 3 or more people.
When should I arrive?
For Students/Recent Graduates, sign-in begins on Thursday, June 7th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM.

For VIP/Donor attendees, you are welcome to attend all Friday sessions and may arrive anytime on Friday, June 8th.
How can I apply for a Tuition, Hotel and/or Travel Reimbursement Scholarship?
FEE offers a limited number of scholarships. We encourage you to register and apply early to increase your chances of being awarded the scholarship that best fits your needs. To apply for a scholarship, you will need to register as a Student/Recent Graduate and follow the prompts during the registration process.

Upon completion of the registration process, we will review your request for a scholarship and email you within 3-4 weeks to inform you whether or not you have been awarded a scholarship. You will have the option to cancel your registration. If you choose to do so you may be partially refunded. See the Cancellation Refund Schedule below for details.
Where do I park?
The Hyatt Regency Atlanta has valet parking which allows guests to have their vehicle parked in a secure underground parking garage. You can access the valet parking from Peachtree Road. Additional details.
What's the dress code?
Business casual attire for all sessions and social events. Cocktail attire for the VIP/Donor Dinner.
What about meals?
For Student/Recent Graduate attendees, we will provide coffee and bagels for breakfast. Student/Recent Graduate ticket holders are responsible for their own lunch and dinner. Don't stress. Peachtree Center Food Court offers several dining options and is conveniently connected to the Hyatt Regency Atlanta. Please take a look at the available options.

For VIP/Donor registrants, FEE will provide the following VIP/Donor events, which include food and beverages: Friday luncheon, Friday evening reception, Saturday breakfast, Saturday lunch, Saturday evening reception, Saturday banquet dinner, and Sunday brunch.
Where do I sleep?
We have reserved a large block of hotel rooms at a discounted rate with the Hyatt Regency Atlanta. The number of rooms are limited, so we suggest you book early to ensure you can take advantage of the discounted rate.
What days should I make my hotel reservation for?
For those with Student/Recent Graduate tickets we suggest you make your reservation for June 7th to June 10th, 2018.

For those with VIP/Donor tickets we suggest you make your reservation for June 8th to June 10th, 2018.
Can I share the hotel room and split the cost with another FEEcon attendee?
Of course. In fact, we encourage you to do this! If you know someone who is attending FEEcon and you would like to room with them go ahead and arrange that with the hotel. If you do not know anyone attending FEEcon and would like to find with a roommate, please fill out this form. You are responsible for coming to agreement with any prospective roommate and for coordinating the booking arrangements in the room block with your roommate.
When is the registration deadline?
Registration will close on May 7th, 2018. However, we will open up the ability to register for sessions before that date. Space is limited for sessions, so we encourage you to register for the event early so that you have the opportunity to choose the sessions that interest you as soon as we open up Session Registration.
Can international students register to attend FEEcon?
Yes. International students are welcome to register and attend. Please note that you are responsible for your own travel and for completing any necessary paperwork required by your country and the United States to obtain a visa.
How do I get a visa after I am accepted?
If you need a visa to enter the United States, contact the US Embassy or Consulate in your country and find out what options are available to you and their requirements. Be sure to do this as soon as possible as it may take a few weeks or months to complete the process. Once registered, if you need a letter from FEE, please submit the request here.
I confirmed my attendance but need to cancel. How do I do that?
To cancel, send an email FEEcon@FEE.org with FEEcon Cancellation Request in the subject line. Please include your full name and reason for cancelling.

A percentage of your registration fee may be refunded. See the Cancellation Refund Schedule below for details.
What is the Cancellation Refund Schedule?
- On or before April 15th, 2018: 90% of registration fee may be refunded
- Between April 16th and May 7th, 2018: 75% of registration fee may be refunded
- Between May 8th and May 24th, 2018: 50% of registration fee may be refunded
- On or after May 25th, 2018: No refund available
Where do I get the FEEcon mobile app for iOS/Android?

This is a private event hosted by FEE. FEE reserves the right to refuse registration and/or entrance and remove anyone from the conference. By participating, you agree to the Terms and Conditions. FEE reserves the right to modify these terms at any time.

Set your path, change the world!

3 Days. 8 distinct tracks with 50+ sessions.

Powerful experiences to inspire and empower.