Houston, Texas | May 15–18, 2027
Expand Your Horizons at NPC27
The American Planning Association's National Planning Conference (NPC) connects companies with thousands of planners, government officials, and other professionals. The NPC27 is a cost-effective and exclusive marketing platform reaching thousands of planners across the country.
Connect onsite with 4,000+ conference attendees and get access to thousands more planners from large and small communities across the country. NPC27 in Houston can enable your company to grow sales, secure new contracts and strengthen customer relationships. Learn about the many challenges facing planners, elected officials, IT professionals, and others passionate about improving communities.
Think Bigger at NPC27 in Houston by connecting with thousands of planning professionals. Don't miss your opportunity to meet these planners face-to-face!
"For the first time ever, we had 50 quality contacts at our booth. This is more than double any previous conference. Keep doing what you are doing, becauseit’s working!” — EnCode Plus
Exhibit at NPC27 in 2 Easy Steps
1. Review the Prospectus
Explore audience insights, new features, and exhibit/sponsorship opportunities. Check out the NPC27 floorplan to picture yourself in the space.
2. Contact Us to Reserve Your Booth
Connect with our team to discuss your goals and learn about the many options available so you can make the right selections for your company and budget.
NPC27 Drives Growth and Thought Leadership
NPC27 attendees directly purchase, recommend, or influence the purchase of services and solutions. Attendees are involved in contracts from government organizations and private industry regarding infrastructure planning and development of housing, transportation, schools, office, hospitals, airports, and more. These solutions address the future needs of communities.
Exhibit Hall (HUB) Hours
Saturday, May 15: 10:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, May 16: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Monday, May 17: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
See What NPC26 Sponsors and Exhibitors Had to Say