NEW YORK — LEDucation 2019 Trade Show and Conference celebrated its 13th year in New York City at the New York Midtown Hilton on March 12–13, with over 6,000 attendees from regions throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia. The event showcased 295 lighting manufacturers and offered 30 presentations with 29 AIA accredited seminars covering a wide variety of educational topics, from the latest in lighting design techniques to controls and code.
LEDucation 2020 promises to be even bigger. With such high
exhibitor demand and the topic of lighting controls at the forefront of the
industry, LEDucation 2020 has added 16,398 square feet of space dedicated to
Controls and Components. The expansion will provide a fresh platform and an
exhibit area specifically for the growing segment of the lighting industry that
specializes in high-performance professional LED lighting systems,
technologies, and solutions.
LEDucation 2019 attendees included award-winning lighting
designers, architects, and interior designers. LEDucation co-chair Burt Grant,
of Metro Area Sales, states, “We are pleased with the turnout of attendees this
year. The exhibitors raved that the show attracted top professionals from the
lighting design community whom they have been unable to reach elsewhere.”
Specifiers, distributors, contractors, engineers and other industry-related
visitors were also on hand to view the newest SSL products and technologies. In
addition, the event attracted more than 250 student attendees from universities
and colleges across the U.S. and Canada, who came to learn and network.
LEDucation is renowned for its continuing education
conference topics presented by leading industry professionals, and received 142
presentation proposals for the 2019 conference. LEDucation presentations
committee members Wendy Kaplan of Eureka Lighting and Craig Fox from ETC said,
“The quality of speakers and topics gets better every year, and we were at full
capacity at each session this year. The attendee participation was wonderful.
Our goal is to repeat this next year.”
A networking breakfast presented by WILD — Women in Lighting
+ Design, was also held on Wednesday morning with a strategic discussion of the
opportunities and challenges currently facing women in the industry.
LEDucation co-chair Caroline Rinker of O’Blaney Rinker
states, “The show continues to positively impact the LED industry and lighting
education, and its popularity and success is due to the support of our
speakers, exhibitors, generous sponsors and volunteers, and the design and
specification community.”
LEDucation 2020 will take place March 17–18, 2020 and return to the New York Hilton Midtown.
To learn more about LEDucation, please visit LEDucation.org.
To register for a table at 2020 LEDucation in the Controls and Components – Americas Hall 2 Exhibit Hall, visit: leducation.org/2020_exhibitor-registration.
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