Registration is now open for the 2025 NAB Show New York, taking place October 22 and 23 at the Javits Center in Manhattan. This year’s event will focus on cross-platform monetization, content innovation, and practical revenue strategies for professionals in broadcasting, digital media, streaming, and podcasting.
The agenda includes expanded programming tailored for broadcasters. Highlights feature the Radio + Podcast Interactive Forum, the Future of Journalism Symposium, and a career fair organized by the NAB Leadership Foundation. Thousands of industry leaders are expected to attend sessions that explore the evolving media landscape and tools for navigating rapid change.
Attendees will find technology demonstrations, product debuts, and vendor showcases on the show floor, with breakout tracks covering radio, podcasting, advertising, and infrastructure. The show aims to bring together key sectors under one roof to share insights and foster collaboration.
One of the event’s centerpiece moments is the 33rd annual Radio Wayne Awards, presented in partnership with Radio Ink. The awards recognize excellence in radio sales, marketing, and management. Winners across seven categories will be honored in a dedicated ceremony during the conference. Nominations for the Radio Waynes are open through Monday, August 4 at 8 p.m. ET.
In a notable change, the prestigious Marconi Awards will be presented the evening before the main event. Set for Tuesday, October 21 at the Edison Ballroom, this year’s ceremony moves to a standalone format. The new setting will offer a more intimate environment to celebrate excellence in radio broadcasting, including standout stations, shows, and personalities.
Organizers say the shift allows the Marconis to stand out as a dedicated evening of recognition, while keeping the Javits Center events focused on education and innovation.
Professionals interested in attending can now register through the official NAB Show website.
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Registration is open for NAB Show New York 2025, happening October 22–23 at the Javits Center. The show will feature expanded broadcaster programming, a career fair, and the 33rd Radio Wayne Awards. This year’s Marconi Awards will take place separately on October 21 at the Edison Ballroom. Attendees can expect forums, demos, and vendor showcases focused on content innovation and monetization across radio, podcasting, and digital platforms. Registration is available now on the NAB Show website.