| Early-Bird Member (ends 2.14.25) | $400 |
| Pre-Con Only | $175 |
| Standard Member | $450 |
| On-Site Member | $725 |
| Spouse/Guest | $150 |
| Non-member | $1,000 |
Attendee Details
April 29 - May 1, 2025 | Greenville Convention Center | Greenville, NC
CityVision 2025 – NCLM’s flagship annual event – is the year’s best opportunity to gather, learn from and network with hundreds of local leaders from around North Carolina.
This year’s conference takes on the emerging issues facing our cities and towns. Expert-led sessions will focus on the topics of housing, transportation, economic development and municipal workforce, along with a targeted showcase on civility and local leadership, and case studies from around North Carolina will provide you with a firsthand look at innovations you can implement back at home. You will leave this conference not just with information and guidance, but with practical, immediate tools to better your community.
NCLM is also offering this year two of its most sought-after educational courses: ‘Commit to Civility,’ which showcases our towns’ governing boards commitment to effective, respectful leadership, and provides participating towns with a Certificate to display at town hall; and ‘Ethics for Municipal Officials,’ which meets the state required ethics training for elected officials.
For those pursuing our AML Certifications, up to six credits are available at CityVision 2025!
Thank you to our CityVision conference sponsors!
How much does it cost to attend?
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
To cancel your CityVision registration, please contact us. A full refund of paid registration, less a $150 cancellation fee, will be issued to registrants who notify the League in writing via e-mail by March 27, 2025. Refunds after this deadline will not be honored even if not participating in the event - No Exceptions. Substitutions are allowed. Please review the hotel's cancellation policy regarding your room reservation.
Hotel group block information can be found in the confirmation email once registration has been completed.
The deadline to reserve your hotel room in the room block is Thursday, March 27, 2025.
What's included in my registration?
Full Conference Member & Non-Member registration fees include:
Full access to the exhibit hall, welcome reception, host city event (additional fee of $25 required), a variety of educational & general sessions, mobile tours, multiple conference breaks, (1) continental & (1) full breakfast, (2) lunches, President's reception, dinner and social gathering
Pre-Conference only (April 29th) registration fee includes:
Full access to the exhibit hall, welcome reception & choice between 2 educational sessions
Yes, there is free, on-site parking available at the Greenville Convention Center.
Yes, guests are allowed to attend certain meal events for a fee.
Guest registration fee includes:
Full access to the exhibit hall, welcome reception, host city event (additional fee required), (1) lunch, (1) full breakfast, President's reception, dinner and social gathering
Full access to the exhibit hall, welcome reception, host city event (additional fee required), (1) lunch, (1) full breakfast, President's reception, dinner and social gathering
How do I sign up for a mobile tour?
Mobile Tour space is limited! A variety of tours are being offered both Wednesday & Thursday. Pre-registration will take place during the on-site registration check-in process on a first come, first serve basis.
What is there to do in Greenville, NC?
Click here to see a list of things to do in Greenville, NC in your free time.
Greenville Mobile Tours
The City of Greenville has organized the seven mobile tour options listed below.
These will be offered on both Wednesday and Thursday during conference. Sign-up for the mobile tours will take place on-site at the conference registration desk. Space is limited.
African American Cultural Trail
Greenville’s African American heritage will be on display on the African American Cultural Trail, including six stops that showcase the community's rich history. Learn about trailblazing leaders and discover landmarks that reflect the resilience and cultural vibrancy of the African American experience in Greenville and demonstrate the vital role of African Americans in the city's growth and transformation.
Public Art and Beverage Tour
Downtown Greenville is home to various breweries, distilleries, and roasters as well as a plethora of public art. This short walking tour features stops at Uptown Brewing and at Crush, the distillery that produces vodka for the famous Sup Crush. Maybe you are looking for an afternoon pick-me-up. If so, Blackbeard Coffee Roasters might have just what you need. You will also see a diverse variety of public art in the center city along the way.
Queen Anne’s Revenge Conservation Lab
No visit to Greenville is complete without some piratical activities. Visit the Queen Anne’s Revenge Conservation Lab, on the west research campus of ECU, for a unique opportunity to see how the State’s maritime archaeological conservation program investigates & preserves the artifacts recovered from the shipwreck identified as the pirate Blackbeard’s flagship. The ship ran aground in 1718 in what is now Beaufort Inlet, and the wreck was discovered in 1996. You will see anchors, utensils, cannons, and other weaponry recovered from the wreckage. The tedious work of mapping, recovering, preserving, and restoring artifacts from the ship is far from complete, and will continue for several more decades.
Greenways Golf Cart Tour
Join us for a relaxing and eco-friendly tour along Greenville’s greenways. Hop on a golf cart and cruise through lush landscapes and tranquil wooded areas alongside peaceful creeks, all while remaining just minutes from the heart of the city. As you journey through this beautiful natural corridor, you’ll feel transported far from the urban setting, offering a refreshing perspective on Greenville’s commitment to blending nature with community spaces. This leisurely ride provides the perfect opportunity to explore one of Greenville’s greatest assets and connect with the city's efforts in sustainability and outdoor recreation.
Industry Tour: Hyster-Yale Materials Handling
Innovation is priority for Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc., a globally integrated company offering a full line of high-quality, application-tailored lift trucks & solutions. With its Americas Headquarters located in Greenville, the company’s Global Emerging & Technology Division has announced a partnership with ECU to lease 53,000+ sq. ft. at Intersect East, a 19-acre innovation campus in development in downtown Greenville. This technology center has brought 100+ new jobs to Greenville and is paving the way in technology, testing, and engineering in materials handling.
Wildwood Park
Take a leisurely walk on the wild side and see what is possible when public and private entities come together to do great things for the community. Immerse yourself in nature’s beauty exploring some of Wildwood Park’s trails, water features, and lush greenery. You’ll also see unique features such as mountain bike trails, a bicycle skills course, camping platforms, playgrounds, and more. Take a trip to Wildwood and learn why it has become one of the premier public parks in eastern North Carolina.
Industry Tour: MrBeast
The largest YouTube brand in the world will take you behind the scenes of its 100+ acre production campus. MrBeast has become a household name with 450 million+ combined subscribers across platforms & 54 billion views – and we’re proud to call Jimmy Donaldson a Greenville native! The growing company employs 400 industry professionals in Pitt County and continues to add product lines to its brand, such as Feastables. MrBeast also founded Beast Philanthropy to give back to communities around the world. To date, the 501(c)3 organization has donated more than $10 million to charity.
Sponsor & Exhibitor Opportunities
Your Partnership will not be forgotten.
NCLM must receive written cancellation of exhibit space by Thursday, March 27, 2025 to be eligible for a refund. Refunds will be made after the conference, less a $350 handling fee, only if the League resells the cancelled space. Cancellation of additional representatives after March 27, will not be refunded. Substitutions are welcomed.
Hotel group block information can be found in the confirmation email once registration has been completed. The sponsor/exhibitor group rate is $149.00 ++ per night.
The deadline to reserve your hotel room in the room block is Thursday, March 27, 2025.
Yes, there is free, on-site parking available at the Greenville Convention Center.
Where do sponsors/exhibitors send a copy of their company logo?
Please send a .png (preferred) or high resolution .jpeg file of your company logo to sponsors@nclm.org no later than Thursday, March 27, 2025.
Save the Date!
CityVision 2026 | May 5-7, 2026
CityVision 2026 will be in taking place in the capitol city, Raleigh, N.C. We look forward to having you there. Watch this space for upcoming details.