On 29-30 May, the fourth edition of the Airport Leadership Forum will take place in Miami, Florida. Our host will be Maurice Jenkins, Chief Innovation Officer at Miami International Airport.
Organised by the Cities Today Institute, this closed-door invitation-only Forum will bring together a maximum of 20 North American airport leaders in a private setting to exchange best practices through roundtable discussions, Q&A sessions, case study presentations and site visits. Select industry partners are invited to join the dialogue.
Programme
The programme for the roundtable meeting is based on interviews and research with the airport participants. Some focus areas already identified include:
- Optimizing security, concessions and operations through artificial intelligence and other technology.
- Re-thinking business models and the culture of innovation in airports.
- Elevating airport excellence through improved connectivity infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, and risk management in airports.
- Accessibility: enhancing the airport experience for persons with reduced mobility.
The peer-to-peer organisation of the content and the composition of the group allow for active, challenging discussions that help airport leaders arrive with a series of issues and depart with solutions based on other airport or partner experiences.
Travel and accommodation
Dinner, hotel and transfer costs within the host city for airport officials are covered by the Cities Today Institute.
