The WRITA Spring Conference & Exhibition is taking place April 26–28 in Mesa, Arizona, and it is shaping up to be one of the most impactful gatherings for public sector technology leaders in our region. This is not just another conference. It is a space designed for real conversations, practical insight, and meaningful connections across government and industry.
Here are a few highlights I think make this event stand out:
- Three Powerful Keynotes
WRITA has brought together an exceptional lineup of keynote speakers who will challenge how we think about leadership, influence, and culture in today’s environment. These are voices that go beyond technology and get to the human elements that drive successful organizations. - Night at the Museum Experience
One of the signature moments of the conference will be an evening at the Arizona Museum of Natural History. It is a unique setting to connect with peers in a relaxed and memorable environment. - Inaugural WRITA Awards
This year marks the launch of the WRITA Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements across public sector technology. It is an opportunity to celebrate innovation, leadership, and real impact happening across our communities. - Exhibitor Showcase with 40+ Partners
The exhibitor hall will feature over 40 partners, all aligned with WRITA’s “no sales pitch” approach. Expect meaningful conversations focused on solutions, collaboration, and real-world outcomes. - Post-Conference: Foundations of IT Leadership (PTI)
Following the conference, there is an exclusive full-day leadership course presented by the Public Technology Institute. This session is designed to strengthen leadership capabilities, offering practical frameworks and insights you can immediately apply within your organization.
If you are thinking about how to move your organization forward, build stronger partnerships, and stay connected to what is happening across the region, this is an event worth attending.
You can learn more and register here: https://fusionlp.regfox.com/2026-writa-spring-conference