Breaking News: TravelAbility Summit Goes Virtual…as TravelAbility Week (with new dates)

Here’s a quick roundup of the changes and what we have in store:

• New dates: November 9-13, 2020, the same week as last year. 
•  9:00 am -1:00 pm PST each day to accommodate time zones
• Agenda re-imagined ‘Netflix’-style series.  See it here. 
• 71 presenters/panelists/experts in one-place
• New 3-part Train-the-trainer series as a follow-up to the event 
• Work the Crowd:  One-on-one + small group breakouts end each day
• Flexible registration options: A la carte/by day/entire series
• Recorded sessions available after the event.

Note: I have personally sat through demos of 35 virtual conference platforms and tools, plug-ins and widgets (i.e. virtual whiteboards, virtual business cards (that include personal video messages) along with games like “Spin the Bottle,” and will deploy the best to simulate the personal chemistry and engagement found at live events.

After enduring the horror of Covid-19, we expect marketers will want to make the world better for all. In the future, our work will have purpose and business motivation baked into its model. The world got a warp-speed technical update during the pandemic—and that will continue in the recovery phase, too. It’s a movement for the future that will help our organizations recover revenue and build new opportunity. You’ll find this issue packed with links to learn more about superstars like the author of Being Heumann and star of Crip Camp, Judith Heumann, plus actionable ideas and content from industry insiders. —Jake Steinman, Founder, TravelAbility Summit

To learn and share more information with colleagues about the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), we are sharing the link to their FAQ.

A fully revised program will be released August 3. Watch for it.