CALL FOR SPEAKERS
Share Your Expertise at LEDucation 2027
DEADLINE: September 15, 2026
Shape the conversation at LEDucation 2027! Speaker proposals are officially open for the conference’s educational program. Present virtually or in person at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York City and share your insights with hundreds of lighting professionals at one of the industry’s premier educational events.

LEDucation 2027 Opens with Dedicated Designer Access
Building on the success of the 2026 Designer Hours, LEDucation 2027 will dedicate the first day of the Trade Show exclusively to qualified design professionals. On Tuesday, April 13, the Exhibit Halls will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. exclusively for lighting designers, architects, interior designers, landscape architects, engineers, press, and students. Eligible attendees will receive color-coded badges identifying them for Designer-only access.
Behind the LEDucation 2027 Three Day Expansion
Randy Reid from the Edison Report interviewed LEDucation Co-chair Jamie Eck and DLFNY President Jennifer Mason to discuss what attendees and exhibitors can expect from LEDucation 2027.
During the conversation, they discussed the introduction of Tuesday’s exclusive Designer Day. Jamie highlighted the unique value of bringing the design community together in one place.
“The New York designers really are the elite of our industry,” he shared. “You could spend a month and a half trying to get into all the top design offices and still not reach everyone. If you can get them together in one place at one time and start a conversation, it’s invaluable.”
That comment led to a broader discussion about how the lighting industry has evolved over the past four decades and how LEDucation embraces the change. READ THE COMPLETE ARTICLE ON EDISON REPORT
LEDucation Is Presented By the DLFNY
The Designers Lighting Forum of New York is committed to advancing the role of light in design through innovation, education, and community engagement. Guided by a volunteer Board of Managers, the DLFNY drives initiatives that support the lighting industry. LEDucation is a non-profit event, and its proceeds allow DLFNY to fund meaningful educational efforts—including award programs, grants, scholarships, and events.















