149 events · in Washington, DC
·Washington, DC
Annual conference on construction risk management and insurance, with sessions on contractor liability, builder's risk, surety and risk transfer, plus a tech showcase.
·Hyatt Regency Crystal City, Washington, DC
Annual meeting on diabetes technology such as CGM, AI and devices, co-hosted by the ADA and the Diabetes Technology Society for clinicians, scientists and industry.
Industry non-member rates are higher: $1,770 early bird, $1,970 regular, $2,270 on-site.
·Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington, DC
One-day in-person symposium on deploying open platforms, automation and AI-ready infrastructure in government while keeping security and continuity.
·Washington, DC
Annual meeting and exposition for leaders across the care-at-home continuum, including home health, hospice, palliative care and Medicaid home and community-based services, with pre-conference workshops, keynotes and an exhibit hall.
·Washington, DC
Washington, D.C. stop of Cloudera's EVOLVE 26 series, focused on bringing AI to data across cloud, on-premises and edge environments for government.
·Washington, DC
76th annual meeting of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons on neurosurgical innovation, collaboration and leadership.
·Washington, DC
Three-day program for club membership and marketing professionals covering member experience, AI in marketing, waitlists and changing demographics, with visits to private clubs around Washington, DC.
Registration closed Oct 19 at noon ET; late registrations accepted only in limited circumstances.
·Grand Hyatt Washington, Washington, DC
Two-day IIA conference for emerging internal audit leaders, covering leadership, communication and AI-related risk skills. Offered in person and by livestream.
Virtual livestream pass $1,150 USD; member discounts apply after sign-in.
·AIA Global Campus for Architecture & Design, Washington, DC
Third annual forum on deploying resilient microgrids at defense installations and critical infrastructure, with military, federal, utility and industry speakers.
·Grand Hyatt, Washington, DC
Two-day conference on federal tax developments, new legislation and IRS updates, with optional workshops on Nov 8.
Live online is also $1,875.
·Nationals Park, Washington, DC
Two-day, closed-door forum where administration officials, Congress, military leaders and industry discuss defense funding, acquisition and fielding of uncrewed and autonomous systems.
Industry pass, nonmember rates. Registration limited to citizens of the US and allied or partner nations.
·Nationals Park, Washington, DC
Policy-focused symposium on drone and advanced air mobility regulation, bringing together regulators, lawmakers and aviation industry leaders.
Industry pass, nonmember rates.
·Washington, DC
One-day AdvaMed program for medtech cybersecurity professionals covering FDA premarket expectations, global regulation, liability, health system perspectives and incident response, ending with a networking reception.
·The Potomac Hotel, Washington, DC
Milken Institute convening on biomedical innovation, chronic disease, mental health, healthy aging and more.
·Marriott Marquis Washington DC, Washington, DC
Annual meeting of the North American Rail Shippers Association with railroad executive keynotes, regulatory and trade association perspectives, vendor tables and networking receptions.
·Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington, DC
One-day forum on defense acquisition under the theme Industry as a Weapon System, covering acquisition strategy, industrial capacity and workforce readiness.
·Marriott Metro Center, Washington, DC
Fifth annual gathering of in-house manufacturing counsel covering legal and regulatory issues such as tariffs, PFAS, labor and employment, and AI, with CLE-accredited sessions.
Non-member rates; registration reserved for in-house manufacturing counsel.
·Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC
The 50th annual conference of AMERSA, with an optional pre-conference workshop on November 11.
Non-member rates.
·Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
Society for Neuroscience annual meeting.
·The Great Hall, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Washington, DC
One-day forum on business risk, geopolitical threats and AI-enabled threats for corporate security and risk-intelligence leaders. In 2026 it combines with the I3 Summit.
·Venable LLP, 600 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Annual gathering of legal and compliance leaders in direct selling, covering regulation, claims, and independent contractor issues.
·The Mayflower Hotel, Washington, DC
A one-afternoon look back at the 2026 election cycle with forecasters, pollsters and campaign operatives, including a luncheon with the live reveal of the Top Ops Awards winners and a closing happy hour.
·Capital Turnaround, Washington, DC
One-day policy summit in Washington where fintech companies, banks, regulators and policymakers discuss responsible innovation, consumer protection and emerging technology.
·Waldorf Astoria, Washington, DC
Annual FedScoop gathering of senior government and technology leaders covering federal AI adoption, zero trust and cloud security.
·Grand Hyatt Washington, Washington, DC
One-day Washington gathering of automakers, innovators, policymakers and the financial community on how technology, government policy and capital shape the U.S. auto industry.
Non-member rates; member rate is $99.
·The Westin DC Downtown, Washington, DC
One-day summit on defending critical infrastructure against quantum-enabled threats, post-quantum cryptography and AI in grid operations.
AFCEA members $315 (onsite $360); sponsors $315. Current government and active-duty military (not contractors) attend free; press should contact the registrar.
·Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington, DC
Anniversary conference on online safety covering AI, age assurance, youth well-being, research and legislation.
·Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington, DC
Flagship day of panels, keynotes and networking on Arab-U.S. relations, followed by an evening memorial concert.
·Washington, DC
The National Industrial Transportation League's Washington policy forum, where freight shippers and transportation stakeholders discuss regulation, legislation and trade policy.
·Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington, DC
NVIDIA's AI conference and expo in Washington, with a keynote, expert sessions, live demos and hands-on workshops on AI and U.S. economic growth.