TECNA DC Fly-in
2025
During the TECNA DC Fly-In on April 28 & April 29, 2025, we're bringing together members of Congress and key federal stakeholders with leaders in the technology community from across North America to discuss policy priorities.
TECNA Members are encouraged to invite their member companies to join them, and to meet with their congressional delegations to introduce their businesses and discuss policy priorities.
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2024
In April 2024, Members and their member companies had an opportunity to discuss issues, rules and regulations affecting the tech community, heard from Congressional and committee members, and got an inside-the-beltway perspective on upcoming legislative priorities. It was also a networking opportunity, giving you valuable connections with peer business and federal leaders.
2023
In April 2023, we brought together members of Congress and key federal stakeholders with TECNA members and your member companies to discuss policy priorities at our 2023 TECNA DC Fly-In. The agenda included a welcome reception, legislative meetings, and time for Hill Visits. Panels included: R&D Tax Amortization, Data Privacy, and Workforce development. We welcomed many esteemed guests as part of our panel discussions sharing their expertise and advice. Thank you to all who participated!
2022
In 2022, we were so honored Senator Marsha Blackburn (TN) and Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Policy Advisor Chris Fisk spoke to TECNA members at the DC Fly-In! With more than fifty TECNA participants in attendance, we feel confident our message was carried strongly throughout Capitol Hill and beyond.
2020
Nearly 60 TECNA members, along with their member companies, descended on the US capitol to attend the February 11-12, 2020, TECNA DC Fly-in hosted by AT&T at their fabulous Forum venue. Some 15 policy experts participated in 4 panels that discussed 5G Deployment, state and federal privacy policies, classification of tech workers as employees vs contractors (AB 5) and securing our public infrastructure. TECNA also produced a leave-behind summarizing TECNA's privacy principles that was used as a handout for meetings on Capitol Hill. Check out some amazing photos thanks to the KC Tech Council and on Flickr.
