Upcoming Conference
Little Rock, Arkansas #NAGW2020
Little Rock Marriott
3 Statehouse Plaza
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 906-4000
Dates
Preconference: Sept 22, 2020
Conference: Sept 23-25, 2020
Quick Links
Conference Homepage
Who Should Attend?
The NAGW National Conference focuses on the professional development of government web professionals from all levels of government. Our diverse topics cater to both technical and non-technical audiences including webmasters, programmers, PIOs, designers, managers and CIOs.
Outstanding Value
The conference fee includes:
- Three keynote presentations
- 28 session topic choices
- Networking with peers and presenters
- Select post-conference session videos
- Majority of meals:
- Opening Reception Tues evening
- Breakfast Wed / Thurs / Fri
- Lunch Wed / Thurs
- Snacks Wed / Thurs
- Pinnacle Awards Dinner / Thurs
- NAGW Nightime Networking (n3)
- Direct contact with sponsors and their products
The pre-conference fee includes:
- Choice of 1 or 2 four hour workshops
- Breakfast included with 1 session
- Lunch included with 2 sessions
Relevant Topics
Topics cover a wide range of interests and technologies providing information in all areas of the government web profession including:
- Content Strategy
- Innovative Tools & Technology
- Open Data & Open Government
- Plain Language
- Security
- Social Media
- User Experience & Accessibility
In-Depth Workshops
The NAGW National Conference features half-day workshops on a variety of topics, providing in-depth, hands-on training.
Certified Government Digital Services Professional (CGDSP)
NAGW has partnered with the Public Technology Institute (PTI) and the Rutgers University Center for Government Services to offer a nine-month certificate program: the Certified Government Digital Services Professional (CGDSP). This program is about leadership in the field of digital services delivery. The first certification class occurs on the preconference day.
For more information: nagw.org/certification
Conference History
2020 will be the 18th NAGW Annual Conference, including the two original conferences held by a Kansas City group called the Metro Area Government Webmasters (MAGWeb). Learn more about the Conference History.
