Travel Information

Getting to Boise:

For those flying, downtown Boise is only a 10-minute drive from the Boise Airport.  Please note the conference happens close to the Labor Day holiday, and we strongly encourage you to book your travel early this year.

• Getting Here

Getting Around Boise:

Both The Grove Hotel and Hotel 43 offer complimentary airport shuttles, self-parking for a fee, or valet parking for a fee.  Please see each hotel’s FAQ below.  Additionally, the Boise Centre has parking options at and around the facility, linked below.  Boise’s city blocks are easily traversed, but rideshares, taxis, and public transportation are also available.

• Grove Hotel Airport Transfers & Parking
• Hotel 43 Airport Transfers & Parking
• Boise Centre Parking

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ROBERT MAZUR has earned global acclaim as one of the world’s leading experts about the financial escapades of the underworld. There is no one with more first-hand knowledge about how the underworld launders nearly $2 trillion in criminal proceeds annually. For years, in the eyes of organized crime leaders, he was a sophisticated mob-connected money launderer that helped manage their illicit fortunes. His clients, some of the most famous and deadly drug cartel bosses, offered a $1/2 million price tag for his head when arrests were made around the world and he was revealed to be a highly-trained U.S. federal undercover agent.

Robert is the New York Times bestselling author of The Infiltrator, a memoir about the first half of his undercover life acting as a conduit between Pablo Escobar’s Medellin Drug Cartel and corrupt senior international bank executives that cleaned billions in blood-stained money. Escobar’s corrupt lawyers and dirty bankers taught Mazur more about real-life money laundering than governments will ever know. The Infiltrator, is available in 10 languages and in more than 50 countries. It was the basis for the internationally released major motion picture by the same name, starring Bryan Cranston, Diane Kruger, and other globally known cast members. Robert has transformed his underworld experience and current day involvement in the financial crime field into remarkable lessons for today’s business sector

DR. JEREMY GRAVES ignites minds and empowers organizations to unlock the hidden potential of their multi-generational teams. As Director of Professional and Continuing Education at Boise State University, he champions innovative programs that equip leaders with the tools to navigate the dynamic landscape of intergenerational collaboration.

He’s also a sought-after keynote speaker and author of three acclaimed books, Leading Across Generations (2018), The Leader Paradox (2023), and his forthcoming book Change Leadership, where he dissects the complexities of organizational transformation and provides actionable strategies for success.

Jeremy’s passion lies in bridging generational divides and cultivating vibrant work environments where diverse perspectives collide to spark innovation. He draws upon his extensive experience teaching leadership courses in the LEAD program, leading workshops across the globe, and consulting with organizations ranging from startups to Fortune 500s. His expertise in generational dynamics, team building, and cultural restructuring empowers organizations to achieve breakthrough results and unleash the synergy of intergenerational collaboration.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Jeremy enjoys cheering on the Boise State Broncos, catching a hockey game, Go Steelheads! and spending quality time with his family in scenic Boise, Idaho.

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