  
The National Conference Center (NCC), originally opened as the Xerox Document University in 1974, was designed and built exclusively to host productive training meetings for Xerox Corporation. Every aspect of the facility was geared to minimize distractions and maximize learning. The campus was large -- a footprint of over a million square feet on close to 3,500 acres of woods in the Potomac River Valley. Conference rooms were task driven, not opulent, with a focus on what makes a great training environment (lighting, acoustics, etc.). Guest rooms were intentionally small to encourage teamwork and networking, and discourage individual hibernation.
Since then, much has changed, like completely updated guest rooms (although they are still relatively small - think European or pod style), a technology infrastructure with incredible band-width, and the addition of the West Building and The National Ballroom, where IACC conferees will enjoy most of next week’s events. And some things haven’t changed, like NCC providing a highly productive learning environment for organizations that place a premium on value and watch their budgets closely.
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Accommodations
NCC offers 917 guest rooms, all featuring:
- Pillow-top mattresses
- Flat-screen cable television w/remote
- Voice over IP telephone w/voicemail
- Alarm clock with MP3 connection
- Complimentary high-speed Internet access
- Ample desk space with ergonomic chair
- Coffee maker, hair dryer, iron and ironing board
Located 45 minutes from Washington, D.C., and 12 miles from Dulles International Airport, this large conference hotel offers comfortable lodging with attractive décor and executive amenities. When looking for hotels around Washington, D.C., you will find convenience and value at The National Conference Center.
For arrivals Tuesday, March 22 through depatures on Friday, March 25, 2011, the CMP (complete meeting package -- accommodations, meals and conference services) is US $283.00 per person per day plus tax. For those arriving earlier or departing later, the rate is US $199.00 per night (includes 3 meals) plus tax. An guests of conferee (spouse, significant other, children) not attending the conference sessions, are US $89.00 per day per person.
Conferees not staying at the National Conference Center must pay the Day Meeting Package (DMP) rate of US $127 plus taxes per day. (The DMP will be invoiced by IACC.)
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