Who You’ll Meet at the Avidity Education Awards

 

A Curated Audience of Education Leaders, Decision-Makers & Community Influencers

 

The Avidity Education Awards convene a powerful cross-section of education leadership, innovators, and community stakeholders from across the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex. Sponsors gain direct visibility with those who shape educational outcomes, allocate resources, and influence purchasing and partnership decisions.

 

Audience Composition

45% K-12 Education Leadership

• Superintendents & Deputy Superintendents

• School District Administrators

• Campus Principals & Assistant Principals

• Curriculum & Instruction Leaders

 

20% Educators & Instructional Leaders

• Classroom Teachers (Elementary, Middle, High School)

• Instructional Coaches & Specialists

• Department Chairs & Academic Leads

 

15% District-Level Decision Influencers

• Technology Directors & Coordinators

• Student Services & Counseling Leadership

• Professional Development & Program Directors

 

10% Community & Education Partners

• Education-Focused Nonprofits

• Corporate Education & Workforce Development Leaders

• Philanthropic & Foundation Representatives

 

10% Civic, Business & Public Sector Leaders

• City & County Officials

• Workforce & Economic Development Leaders

• Education Advocates & Policy Influencers

 

 

Purchasing & Influence Power

70% of attendees influence, recommend, or directly participate in purchasing decisions related to:

• Educational programs & services

• Technology & digital learning tools

• Professional development

• Student support initiatives

• Community partnerships

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High trust, high goodwill environment: Honorees, nominees, and attendees

associate sponsor brands with recognition, celebration, and advancement of education excellence.

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Why This Audience Matters to Sponsors

Unlike a traditional conference, the Avidity Education Awards provide sponsors with:

• Meaningful relationship-building, not booth fatigue

• Brand alignment with excellence, impact, and access

• Direct exposure to leaders who move budgets, shape culture, and influence districts

• Long-term brand recall tied to celebration, honor, and community recognition