Connect with delegates who are authorities in their field and organization, able to make decisions shaped towards the future. At our Higher Education Congresses, attendees include Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology Officers and Chief Information Security Officers from some of the nation’s most influential Higher Education institutions.
RTM’s innovative approach to B2B marketing and engagement platforms overcomes the challenges of ineffective tradeshow environments. Here, you’re not one amongst a sea of service providers: as a part of our exclusive, curatorial approach, collaboration within our high-impact events results in significant brand visibility opportunities.
Within the environment of our Congresses, you’ll meet a wide range of peers and delegates who genuinely desire connection and engagement. With a program shaped to deliver high-quality panels, one-on-one meetings, enjoyable networking opportunities, keynotes, roundtables, and social events, these are environments attendees genuinely want to take part in.
"RTM is a great opportunity to brainstorm with peers on existing and emerging challenges, as well as stay up-to-date on the latest innovations impacting higher education." - Isaac Abbs, Pima Community College
"My experience at the HE CIO Congress put on by RTM was great, definitely worth the time. It was well organized and fulfilling. I found the networking to be extremely valuable and it was prioritized and encouraged throughout the conference. I was able to connect with individuals at a diverse set of institutions across the country (e.g., community college, big, small, R1). The sessions were small groups that encouraged discourse and knowledge sharing. Everyone I met was extremely kind, open-minded, and welcoming." - Erin Dietrich, University of Michigan
"Fun conference with engaging peer discussions, relevant vendor discussions, good venues, and relaxed atmosphere. Smaller than large shows so more time to connect, share stories, and collaborate." - Bill Schuetz, Snow College
"RTM continues to be a great opportunity to networking and vendor connections. The intimate event size means that I get valuable time with old friends, new friends and potential vendor partners." - Kate Hash, UNC
