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Obtain a verified, ready-to-use list of K-12 educators, school and district leaders, instructional technology experts, IT administrators, and education decision-makers who will be attending or exhibiting at GaETC 2026 Attendees List in College Park, Georgia.
The GaETC 2026 event is expected to have around 2,500 attendees and more than 150 exhibitors. It brings together education professionals and technology suppliers who are interested in digital learning, classroom technology, AI, cybersecurity, STEM, and educational innovation.
The ExpoLake GaETC 2026 Attendees List will help your sales and marketing teams get in touch with the appropriate education prospects before, during and after the event if you are providing edtech software, AI solutions, student devices, classroom technology, cybersecurity, digital content, STEM tools or professional services.
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The Georgia Educational Technology Conference (GaETC) 2026 is a prominent professional development conference and educational technology exhibition for K–12 education professionals. Held at the Georgia International Convention Center in College Park, Georgia, the event connects educators, school and district leaders, technology specialists, and education technology providers.
The conference offers over 250 concurrent sessions, workshops, keynote presentations, and technology-focused learning opportunities on topics such as artificial intelligence, digital learning, classroom technology, STEM, cybersecurity, instructional technology, and educational innovation.
Exhibitors and technology providers present educational software, AI-powered learning tools, student devices, classroom displays, cybersecurity solutions, digital content, STEM and robotics products, accessibility technologies, and professional development services for schools and districts.
The GaETC 2026 event brings together education technology companies, solution providers, publishers, hardware manufacturers, and professional service organizations that support K–12 schools and districts.
The companies offer schools learning management systems, instructional software, assessment tools, curriculum resources, and digital learning solutions.
The companies provide teaching tools powered by AI, classroom assistants, personalized learning platforms, solutions for generating content, and education analytics.
The student laptops, tablets, interactive displays, classroom computers, charging solutions, and other education hardware are provided by these manufacturers and suppliers.
The companies provide solutions in the areas of cybersecurity, network protection, content filtering, identity management, data privacy, and online student safety.
The companies offer robotics kits, coding platforms, engineering tools, makerspace equipment, STEM curricula, and hands-on technology solutions.
Educational publishers and providers of content provide e-books, digital curricula, multimedia resources, instructional materials, and online learning content.
Teachers and educators who use innovative teaching tools, digital resources, artificial intelligence, and classroom technology.
Technology directors, chief technology officers (CTOs), chief information officers (CIOs), and IT administrators who manage digital infrastructure and oversee technology adoption.
Education leaders who evaluate solutions supporting district-wide learning, technology, and operational goals.
Specialists, coaches, and coordinators who facilitate technology integration into teaching and learning.
Curriculum directors and instructional leaders who seek digital content, assessment platforms, and learning solutions.
Teachers and program leaders who specialize in coding, robotics, engineering, computer science, and STEM education.
Connect with verified educators, school administrators, district technology leaders, IT professionals, and edtech decision-makers attending GaETC 2026.
Access professionally validated contact information to help your sales and marketing teams connect with relevant education technology prospects.
Use the database for email campaigns, LinkedIn outreach, appointment setting, telemarketing, ABM campaigns, and post-event follow-ups.
Gain access to contact details, job titles, company information, organization type, seniority, location, and industry data for personalized outreach.
Target prospects by job function, organization type, company size, geography, seniority level, industry segment, and attendee or exhibitor status.
Receive structured GaETC 2026 attendee and exhibitor data in Excel or CSV format, making it easy to import into your CRM and marketing platforms.
Get verified attendee and exhibitor contact lists from past and upcoming event editions worldwide. ExpoLake delivers accurate, segmented B2B contact data covering key decision-makers and exhibiting companies, so your outreach always reaches the right person at the right time.
A complimentary sample of the ExpoLake GaETC 2026 Attendees List is available for review before purchase.
The database includes verified contacts of educators, school administrators, district technology leaders, IT professionals, instructional technology specialists, and education technology decision-makers. It is fully segmented and ready for email marketing, LinkedIn outreach, appointment setting, and sales campaigns.
Get in touch with educators, school administrators, district technology leaders, IT professionals, and people who are seeking out new technology solutions.
Arrange to have conversations in advance, promote your products and services, schedule meetings, and begin building relationships with potential prospects before the conference takes place.
Get in touch with people attending and exhibiting at GaETC 2026 who are interested in edtech software, classroom technology, cybersecurity, AI solutions, STEM tools, and educational services.
Find professionals who work in schools, school districts, educational institutions, technology departments, and edtech organizations all over Georgia and beyond.
After GaETC 2026, contact the verified attendees and exhibitors to continue the conversation and turn prospects into long-term customers.
Use targeted attendee and exhibitor data to support your exhibiting, sponsorship, sales, and marketing efforts for more effective campaigns before and after the event.
Every contact in the ExpoLake database goes through a structured, multi-step sourcing and verification process before it reaches your team. Here is how we build data you can trust.
Contacts are gathered from trade shows, global directories, e-books, newsletters, and digital publications spanning dozens of industries and regions.
Machine learning fills missing fields, appends firmographic data, and segments contacts by industry, role, company size, and intent signals — automatically.
Every record is cross-checked against our master database and validated via social platforms, public registries, and news sources to confirm authenticity.
Anomalies, duplicates, and stale entries are flagged using statistical models and eliminated. A final manual audit ensures the highest standard of data quality.
A/B-tested opt-in email sequences are deployed to capture and confirm explicit consent, fully aligned with GDPR, CAN-SPAM, and CASL compliance frameworks.
A final tele-verification call confirms all data fields. Only fully validated, consented records are released to the client — clean, compliant, and ready to use.
The database may contain professional contact information such as full name, job title, business email, phone number (if available), company name, website, industry, organization type, location, company size, and LinkedIn profile.
Contacts are verified using available business information and validation procedures to improve data accuracy and reduce outdated or invalid records.
The GaETC 2026 Attendees List can be provided as an exhibitors-only list for those targeting companies and organizations participating as exhibitors at the conference.
The list may include educators, teachers, technology directors, instructional technology specialists, IT administrators, school and district leaders, curriculum professionals, administrators, and education technology decision-makers.
