Virtual Event | June 14–16, 2021
#AMAC2021 A VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
The Airport Minority Advisory Council (AMAC) and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) present the 36th Annual AMAC Airport Business Diversity Conference: Honoring the Legacy, Perfecting the Present & Building for the Future from June 14–16, 2021—a virtual conference.
AMAC's Annual Airport Business Diversity Conference continues to connect over 1,000 businesses, aviation professionals, government officials and individuals from around the country to discuss a variety of subjects ranging from how to do business at airports to public policy issues impacting the entire aviation industry. This highly acclaimed conference is the premier industry-wide event of the year—serving as a hub for education, advocacy and networking opportunities that promote diversity and inclusion in the aviation and aerospace industries.
1000+
ATTENDEES
“The AMAC conference is always a “must attend” event for me.”
– Frank Wengler, AECOM
30+
EXHIBITORS
“I look forward to the Airport Business Diversity Conference every year. It’s a great opportunity to connect with key influencers who are guiding the industry.”
– Ade Galloway, Clear Channel Airports
40+
WORKSHOPS
“I’ve been an member for 11 years. My membership with AMAC has been an extremely positive and profitable. The yearly conferences, particularly the last four: Seattle; Tampa; Cleveland and Houston have been exceptional.”
– Roger Spearman, A-1 Private Investigations
60+
SPEAKERS
“I attended my first Annual Conference in Seattle 2018 and was astonished by the representation and diversity that was present. It was my first conference and it felt more like a family reunion and merging of the minds; everyone was so welcoming and the networking with invaluable.”
– Lauryn Mangum, Stellar Partners, Inc.
100+
GOLFERS
“Approximately 75% of the Subway brand’s almost 250 airport locations are owned and operated by individual franchisees, many of whom own ACDBE concessions companies. A huge benefit to the work that AMAC does by acting as the industry “watch dog” for ensuring that small businesses can participate on a level playing field with their larger counterparts is extremely valuable to our franchisees.”
– Wendy Barry, Subway
$30,000+
Scholarships Awarded