IBTTA Technology Summit 2023

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IBTTA is headed to Indianapolis for the Technology Summit!  Please check in late December for the official Call for Presentations.  More detailed information on this Summit will be posted as early as January 2023.

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29th April, 2023 - 2nd May, 2023

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Indianapolis, IN

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