Networking at A’20

The ROI of a live experience

Networking is one of the top three reasons the industry attends this conference. With 20,000+ attendees, A’20 is the best place to make meaningful, in-person connections that expand your success.


 

Workshops

Don’t overlook this fantastic opportunity to connect with someone who shares a passion or area of expertise. The collaboration and small-group problem solving that happen in these highly focused, hands-on sessions are a natural conversation starter.

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Events & parties

A’20 happy hours, parties, and receptions make it easy to approach people you haven’t already met, in a relaxed, fun setting. Nearly 50 events will help you organically meet new colleagues and partners or follow-up with someone from an earlier session.

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The Architecture Expo

Get ready for 160,000 sq. ft. of opportunities! 650+ exhibitors will introduce you to the best new products and materials. Live programming and classes instantly connect you to experts. Happy hours and receptions are perfect for impromptu conversations.

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Architecture tours

A’20 tours are curated, architect-led experiences that give you special access to Los Angeles’ most iconic architecture. Because they typically last a few hours or go all day, there’s ample time to connect with others on or leading the tour.

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Platinum Pass lounge

Purchase a Platinum Pass, and you’ll have access to an exclusive lounge where you can network with partners, firm owners, and practice leaders between sessions, breaks, or work commitments.

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AIA Member Reception

There’s a lot packed into this two-hour party in the AIA booth on the expo floor! Mix and mingle with fellow AIA members over drinks and appetizers. Last year, this lively party had thousands of members in attendance.

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“Networking opportunities helped me feel connected. I talked with people from around the country, which helped me understand where I am in my career—and where I can go with it.” —A’19 Attendee