NEW YORK, August 6, 2020 — LEDucation 2020, trade show and conference organized by the Designers Lighting Forum of New York (DLFNY), is accepting submissions for presentation proposals to be given during the 2020 conference taking place March 17–18, 2020, at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York City.
LEDucation invites designers, educational leaders, innovative thinkers and industry influencers to share their knowledge and expertise on subjects related to commercial and architectural lighting. We are looking for a diverse group of speakers and professionals to present forward-thinking and inspiring sessions to stimulate discussion and engagement with attendees.
For those who submitted presentations in the past and did not get selected, the Presentation Committee encourages you to re-submit.
Proposals will be accepted through the online submission portal at leducationcfp2020.hubb.me
All submissions must be received by October 15, 2019 at 11:59 p.m. EST
Please make note of the required Terms and Conditions on the submission portal prior to submitting.
Archives of past years’ conference proceedings (LEDucation 2013-2019) are available via the LEDucation website at leducation.org/presentation-archives
All questions regarding the LEDucation Call for Speakers are to be addressed to [email protected].
About LEDucation
Organized by the Designers Lighting Forum of New York, LEDucation is the ultimate marketplace for solid-state lighting innovations, giving industry professionals a chance to experience new technologies as well as continue their education through a wide range of accredited seminars. LEDucation is a non-profit event, and its proceeds help stimulate future LED advancements by supporting a variety of grants, scholarships and lighting programs. Visit leducation.org for more information.
About the Designers Lighting Forum of New York
The Designers Lighting Forum of New York is committed to exploring and presenting the power of lighting in design. Founded in 1934, the Designers Lighting Forum is a not-for-profit organization, led by a volunteer Board of Managers and sustained by member dues and the generous support of corporate sponsors. They enthusiastically provide designers, architects, manufacturers and their representatives, contractors, educators, and students the opportunity to meet and experience the wonder of lighting in New York City and beyond. The DLFNY also supports formal lighting education through contributions to local universities and design schools, as well as national funds. Visit their website at dlfny.com