November 10 2026 Luncheon - In Person Only

Dayton

Legal Update with Matthew Bakota

Schedule:

11:15 to 11:30am – in person registration
11:30am – 12noon – in person lunch
12:00 – Speaker presentation

Session Description: TBA

Speaker Bio: TBA

Credits: This program is being submitted for approval of recertification credits by the HR Certification Institute (HRCI) and for SHRM Professional Development Credit (PDC).

Note:

By registering for this event, I authorize and permit MVHRA to use, reproduce, and/or publish photographs that may include me, with or without identification. I understand and agree that photos with me in them may be used in various media without compensation to me. I waive any damages or claims and release MVHRA from any and all liability arising from its use of photos of me.

Ponitz Conference Center, Building 12, Room 116
444 West Third St.
Dayton, Ohio 45402

All registrations are to be made online, even if you will be paying at the door. Members and guests must register online and then can pay online or can still pay at-the-door. To pay at the door, ENTER and APPLY the MVHRA Promo Code: MVHRAPAYATDOOR at checkout when registering online.

Session handouts will be distributed to the email address used when registering within 24-48 hours after the session.

Remember:

Return/Refund Policy - Last updated 10/9/2023.
Refund: All sales are final and no refund will be issued.
Questions? If you have any questions regarding our return/refund policy, please contact us at marketing@mvhra.org

Pricing

MVHRA Member: $32

This price is for 1 attendee.

$ 3200

Non-Member Guest: $40

This price is for 1 attendee.

$ 4000

MVHRA Student Member: $23

This price is for 1 attendee.

$ 2300

Non-Member Student Guest: $29

This price is for 1 attendee.

$ 2900

When and Where

Location

Luncheon
444 West Third Street
Dayton

Date and Time

November 10, 2026
11:15 AM to 1:00 PM

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About Us

The Miami Valley Human Resources Association (formerly the Miami Valley Personnel Association) was organized just prior to the First World War. A number of Dayton Personnel executives met for the purpose of fostering and promoting better methods of maintaining the best possible human relations in industry and commerce. Out of these early experiences so many worthwhile values have evolved that today the Association includes Human Resource professionals from local organizations that comprise a large segment of the business community. All of these industrial and commercial establishments are helped in many ways by their participation in the Association.