Bridging the Gap
Embracing Change & Delivering Innovation
Wilmington, NC | April 15 – 17.
Registration is now open!
Registration is OPEN for the 2025 North Carolina Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (NCAMPO) Annual Conference, taking place April 15-17, 2025 at Hotel Ballast in the vibrant coastal city of Wilmington!
Don’t miss out on this year’s conference—secure your spot today! Register now.
This year’s theme, “Bridging the Gap – Embracing Change & Delivering Innovation,” will inspire thought-provoking discussions, explore cutting-edge strategies, and provide actionable insights that can shape the future of transportation. The event will feature:
- Powerful keynote speaker, Wes Marshall
- Engaging breakout sessions
- Five dynamic mobile tours showcasing Wilmington’s transportation landscape
- A chance to earn AICP Continuing Education Credits
- Networking opportunities with colleagues from across the state
SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
Sponsors and Exhibitors are well-positioned at this conference to create the relationships desired to enhance your business. Space is still available for both opportunities. Come support our North Carolina MPO’s! Visit our ‘Sponsor’ page on the event site to learn more.
LODGING
Lodging information, including room block details, is available on the NCAMPO website. We can’t wait to see you in Wilmington for a conference packed with learning, networking, and innovation!
2025 NCAMPO Annual Conference Countdown
The North Carolina Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (NCAMPO) Conference will be held in Wilmington, NC on April 15 – 17, 2025. The Conference, presented by NCAMPO and the North Carolina Association of Rural Planning Organizations (NCARPO) in cooperation with NCDOT, will attract a diverse range of transportation planning and engineering professionals from MPOs, RPOs, NCDOT, consultant firms, transit agencies, and other organizations across the state. The Conference offers an opportunity for elected officials, transit administrators, land use planners, public health professionals, students, and others to learn more about transportation.