UB Business Day; Presented by the Division of Finance and Administration; multicolored gears, a lightbulb, a handshake, a pyramid of boxes and a stopwatch on a blue background.
UB Business Day; Presented by the Division of Finance and Administration; multicolored gears, a lightbulb, a handshake, a pyramid of boxes and a stopwatch on a blue background.

UB Business Day is a free professional conference for University at Buffalo professionals, staff and administration hosted by the Division of Finance and Administration. 

UB Business Day 2026 is
Thank you for attending!

UB Business Day 2026 By the Numbers

  • 408 attendees
  • 151 bracelets made
  • 148 buttons created
  • 903 food items collected for Blue Table
  • 155 hygiene items collected for Blue Table

How UB Business Day Helps You

gear with a handshake.
gear with a handshake.

Build Relationships

Connect with subject matter experts and network with your peers. You’ll meet amazing people — people like you!

gear with a stopwatch.
gear with a stopwatch.

Stay Current

No matter how experienced you are, there are always new things to learn. Get actionable advice from university experts.

gear with boxes stacked in a pyramid.
gear with boxes stacked in a pyramid.

Meet Suppliers

Preferred suppliers will demonstrate the newest products and services. Invest time with the event sponsors and turn them into your trusted partners.

gear with a lightbulb.
gear with a lightbulb.

Spark Innovation

Get inspired; discover what’s new. Our sessions focus on the issues that matter most to you.

How UB Business Day Helps the Community

Blue Table

UB Business Day partners with Blue Table to provide resources for UB students undergoing unanticipated hardship. Volunteers collected and donated nearly 3,000 items in 2024!

Our Community Partners

Erie County Libraries

The Buffalo and Erie County Public Library consists of a Central Library, 8 branches in the City of Buffalo and 22 contract member libraries which operate 28 facilities outside the City of Buffalo. The libraries serve as centers of information, education, culture and entertainment for the residents of Erie County.