2023 NACDA Convention Recap
It’s always great to see old friends, and just as fun to make new ones. Our team got to do both of those things last week at the NACDA Convention, the biggest show in the country for college athletics. This year it was held at the World Center Marriott Resort in Orlando, Florida, the gathering spot for over 6,000 attendees.
PEG was fortunate to have the opportunity to exhibit at the partner expo, where we were able to showcase our work to schools from across the country. The show itself was large, as always, and featured a wide range of vendors, everything in our industry from video board manufacturers to content creators like us.
As with most events like this, some of the best parts came not just getting to show our team’s creativity to potential new partners, but inside and outside of the exhibit hall getting to connect and reconnect with current and past co-creators and partners that we don't get to see in-person very often. It was great to see and hear what everyone has been up to and learn from their experiences in the always-evolving work of college athletics.
IDEA 2023 IS COMING UP
Our convention fun isn’t over though just because NACDA is. Our team will also be heading to Austin, Texas in July for the annual IDEA Conference, which brings together video board and game entertainment professionals from all across the world of professional and college sports in North America. More to come on that soon, so make sure to check back and also follow us on our social channels to learn more as IDEA 2023 approaches!
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