We are thrilled to provide informative and inspirational workshops, featuring presentations from leading industry and subject matter experts. This rich programming is designed to help you hone your leadership skills, get coveted insights, learn about new industry trends and challenges, gather best practices and provide you with actionable resources and tools to help improve your business.
Take a Sneak Peek at a Session from Each Track
Track 1 – Concessions: Planning for Growth & Profitability
Airport Concessions Demystified: Your Guide to Success: This detailed session will walk participants through the concessions process from opportunity evaluation, through development planning to day-to-day operational challenges once you’re open. Participants should leave with a complete view of how airport concessions “works.” We’ll also have time for a lively Q&A session.
Track 2 – Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC): Building Opportunities
A Panorama on Partnerships: What are potential partners looking for in partnerships? This session will feature several prime firms sharing what they are looking for in establishing and developing productive partnerships.
Track 3: Innovation & Technology: The Future of Airports
Is Everything Okay for Opening Day? : New innovative technologies have entered the US Market and are contributing to the best operational and passenger experiences on opening day. The benefits of integrating ORAT into all phases of the project will be highlighted in this session.
Track 3 – Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Prompt Payment Requirements for Airports/FAA Civil Rights Connect DBE Goal Setting Tool: This session will provide an overview of the Prompt Payment provisions as defined by 49 CFR Part 26 and related guidance and the new complaint reporting requirements resulting from the 2018 FAA Reauthorization. In addition, the session will include an overview of the new DBE Goal-Setting Tool that includes features to assist with calculating the triennial goal and writing the goal methodology.
