Washington, D.C. – The Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports (Council) is thrilled to announce the opening of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities for the highly anticipated 2024 National R3 Symposium.
Scheduled from May 29 to June 1 in Mobile, Alabama, the annual Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation (R3) event is set to once again bring together professionals from government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and industry from across the nation.
The symposium will delve into in-depth discussions dedicated to ensuring the enduring legacy of hunting, target shooting, angling, boating, and conservation. Early registration for attendees will open in early 2024.
Reflecting on the successful emphasis on shooting participation, range access, policy, and regulations during the previous year, Executive Director Dr. Steven Leath expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “The strong positive feedback we received this year, coupled with our continued unwavering commitment to hunting and shooting sports, has reinforced our dedication to fostering these vital conversations. This symposium would not be successful at this high level without our sponsors and we are excited to release the 2024 opportunities today.”
A range of sponsorship levels, from supporting to gold sponsor opportunities, are available. An exhibit-only option is also available. Sponsors are urged to secure their participation to champion the national R3 movement and contribute to the future of hunting and the shooting sports.
In 2023, the event drew 250 national leaders and professionals, spanning from R3 practitioners to CEOs, representing over 100 distinct organizations. The 2024 National R3 Symposium promises to be even more captivating and influential.
For additional details and to explore sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities, please visit the National R3 Symposium Sponsor page at cahss.org/sponsor.
The Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports mission is to facilitate the promotion and growth of hunting and the shooting sports and the education of the public on the contributions that hunters and shooters make towards wildlife conservation. For more information visit us online at www.cahss.org.
