Our Events
IEI events are built to feel personal and genuinely supportive. We focus on thoughtful planning and small-group settings so district leaders and partners can learn from one another without pressure or distraction. Attendees often describe our summits as a comfortable blend of professional development, honest conversation, networking, and a bit of fun. Partners tell us the intimate scale and non-commercial approach make it easier to have meaningful dialogue with district leaders. Many leave feeling renewed, valued, and excited to return.
National Fall Summit
National MidWinter Summit
National Spring Summit
National Fall Summit
National Summits
IEI hosts three National Summits each year, in the fall, spring/winter, and summer. These gatherings bring together superintendents, EdTech leaders, K–12 entrepreneurs, and strategists to address the most pressing issues in education. Each summit is held in a different location, creating opportunities for collaboration, problem-solving, and innovation.
Regional Retreats
Our regional retreats are the perfect opportunity for superintendents to meet with fellow education leaders in their area and discuss the K-12 school community’s most pressing issues specific to their region.
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Supes' Choice Awards
The Supes’ Choice Awards recognize outstanding K-12 superintendents for the exceptional leadership, innovation, and impact they’ve made in their districts. These awards celebrate district leaders who are driving meaningful change for students, staff, and their communities. It’s a national spotlight on the people doing the hardest, most important work in education.
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SupeTank
SupeTank is a live pitch competition where early-stage EdTech companies present directly to sitting superintendents who influence district adoption decisions. Founders receive real-time feedback, practical insight, and meaningful connections that help refine their solutions and strengthen their path into K–12 districts.
