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2026 Annual Meeting | Framing the Future

Join us to see what's in store for the year ahead.

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2026 Annual Meeting

Framing the Future

It’s time to RSVP for the Lee County Visitor and Convention Bureau’s 2026 Annual Meeting on November 10 at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center. This exciting lunch event is filled with valuable insights and networking opportunities – a must-attend meeting for anyone in the hospitality industry. Learn about our latest sales and marketing strategies as we discuss the current state of the industry with a focus on AI. You'll have the chance to network with your peers and hear from MMGY's David Kenworthy on practical uses for AI in tourism.

 

Meeting Details

Date: Tuesday, November 10th, 2026

Time: Lunch begins at 11:30 am. The program is from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 pm. 
Optional networking & dessert on the rooftop to follow!

Location: Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
Valet Parking is included and will be on Jackson Street

Cost: $25.
Please note, there will be no refunds. We will allow for a transfer of registration within your organization if you're no longer available. 

Reserve Your Spot Today!

David Kenworthy, Presenter 

As Vice President of Product & Innovation at MMGY Global, David Kenworthy leads the company's product vision, innovation strategy, and emerging technology initiatives. He spearheads the development of MMGY's Horizon Dynamic Experience Platform, an AI-native system designed to help destination marketing organizations create smarter, more personalized digital experiences while preparing for the future of travel marketing.

At this year's Annual Meeting, David will introduce the Lee County Visitor & Convention Bureau's new AI-powered website, sharing how emerging technologies are reshaping the way destinations connect with travelers and deliver seamless, personalized experiences.

When he's not pushing the boundaries of digital innovation, you'll likely find David chasing fresh powder or tackling mountain bike trails. He traded the rolling hills of northern England for Canada's towering peaks because, in his words, "life's too short for small mountains and mediocre trails." What began as a mountain biking adventure became a lifelong passion for everything that goes fast on snow and dirt.

Part outdoor enthusiast, part technology innovator, David is passionate about helping destinations and outdoor brands embrace AI without losing the authenticity and sense of adventure that inspire people to travel in the first place. His ability to translate complex technology into practical, real-world solutions makes him a leading voice on the future of destination marketing and the perfect guide for unveiling what's next for Lee County's digital visitor experience.

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