The conference featured more than 40 presentations representing existing and planned innovative programs in all levels of distributive marketing education in six States. In addition to the presentations (not reproduced in their entirety in the report), there were sessions and workshops for secondary, post secondary, and adult levels and for city supervisors, teacher educators, and State supervisors, as well as for general interest audiences. Subjects included Organization for Rehabilitation through Training (ORT), instructional strategies, individualized instruction, area vocational/technical centers, small business leadership programs, adult education, miniature malls, planning programs of specialized unit, specialized programs in marketing, simulations, professional development, and informal sessions for task force groups on educating for careers in marketing and distribution, clusters, interdisciplinary approach, and training programs in business. The report includes a variety of supplementary materials related to the presentation. (MDW)