Special thanks to our Gold Sponsor ANDE and our Silver Sponsor Forensic Managment Strategies for supporting NAFSB this year. Thank you also to our host, the University of New Haven, for sponsoring the 2025 NAFSB conference.
Sponsorships:
Vendors, foundations, and individuals are encouraged to support the NAFSB. We have several opportunities for vendor sponsorships of food, transportation, and NAFSB activities. Sponsors will receive recognition in the conference program and receive opportunities to provide information to attendees. For more details, see our announcement.
Email: admin@nafsb.org to become a sponsor today!
The 3rd annual NAFSB Conference will be held at the University of New Haven, Connecticut, October 20-21, 2025.
Registration: $175.00 for member, $200.00 for non-member. Late registration starts on September 29, 2025, for $250.00. Space is limited to 120 people.
Conference Panel Descriptions and Speakers: Read about the panel descriptions, speakers, and sessions. Follow-us on social media for updates.
Conference Lodging: There is a block of rooms available at the Hampton Inn at a government rate of $130.00 per night. Continental breakfast is included the daily rate. Parking at the Hampton Inn is free under the NAFSB reservation. Hotel block ends on September 6, 2025. There is a morning and afternoon shuttle service to the University from the Hampton Inn. Here is a list of additional hotels near the University for those who are registering after that date. The Hampton Inn may provide a government rate after September 6 at their discretion.
Conference Schedule & Meals: A continental breakfast is provided by the Hampton Inn. We will provide coffee, tea, and snacks. Lunch will be provided courtesy of NAFSB sponsors, including ANDE and Forensic Management Strategies. The conference will run from 8:00am-5:00pm with a lunch break daily. There is an optional meet and greet on Monday evening at a local restaurant for those who want to attend.
Traveling to New Haven: New Haven offers convenient access to two airports in the area. Tweed-New Haven Regional Airport is the quickest option, located only three miles southeast of downtown New Haven with taxis, buses, and rental cars available. Further north in Windsor Locks, CT, Bradley International Airport is New England’s second largest airport and is served by all major airlines. There are airport transfers from La Guardia and JFK to New Haven either by train or airport shuttle services.
Taking the train is a breeze in New Haven, thanks to convenient commuter options available throughout the city. Located within walking distance of downtown, Union Station offers frequent service from Amtrak and Metro-North to destinations like Albany, Boston, Providence and Long Island. Alternatively, the Hartford Line CT Rail commuter train provides a popular rail route between Springfield, M.A. and New Haven along the I-91 corridor.
Visitors are welcome to ride the rails within CT’s borders, thanks to the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s Shore Line East commuter rail service, which provides fast and easy commuter transportation between New London and New Haven Monday through Friday.
Additionally, the Metro-North Commuter train provides local service along the southern corridor from New Haven to New York with access to and from the Shoreline East Region.