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# Philadelphia 2027

World IA Day Philadelphia 2027

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We are planning our celebration! If you would like to volunteer or sponsor, please get in touch.

## Date and time

Saturday, March 6, 2027

## Location

VENUE NAME\
VENUE ADDRESS

Map directions | Venue details

STATIC MAP IMAGE

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## This year's theme

Local interpretation of this year's theme

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## Speakers

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## Agenda

| <p>8:30 am - 9:25 am<br>Registration & Networking</p> |
| ----------------------------------------------------- |
| <p>9:30 am - 9:55 am<br>Opening Remarks</p>           |
| <p>10:00 am - 12:00 pm<br>Morning Presentations</p>   |
| <p>12:00 pm - 1:00 pm<br>Lunch</p>                    |
| <p>1:00 pm - 3:25 pm<br>Afternoon Presentations</p>   |
| <p>3:30 pm<br>Closing Remarks</p>                     |

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## Program schedule

### `HH:MM am/pm`  - Talk title - Speaker(s)

Session description

Presented by SPEAKER NAME with link to bio

<details>

<summary>About SPEAKER NAME</summary>

Author bio

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## Sponsors supporting Philadelphia 2027

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## Our team

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## Our supporters

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*Interested in sponsoring? View our sponsorship opportunities →*


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