Interested in hosting the LUCI AGM 2020?

LUCI Annual General Meeting

The LUCI Annual General Meeting (AGM) is one of the major LUCI events every year.

It brings together city representatives and lighting professionals for thematic conferences, working group meetings, open conference sessions as well as LUCI’s General Assembly of members. It’s also a chance to discover first-hand the host city and its lighting policy.

The latest AGMs took place in Seoul (South Korea) in 2016, Durham (UK) in 2017, Rabat (Morocco) in 2018. The 2019 AGM will take place in Shanghai (China).  Usually, representatives from 30 to 40 cities, coming from 20 to 30 countries, from all around the world attend these events.

Who can host a LUCI AGM?

Any LUCI city member who shares the values and goals of our association, along with the motivation to co-organise an important international event, may host the LUCI Annual General Meeting.

Why host the LUCI AGM?   

PROMOTE

• It’s the opportunity to highlight your city’s urban lighting projects and experience internationally;

• Set the trend, position your city as a leader and stand out at the regional and international levels;

• Promote your city in a positive way – by giving guests from many countries a unique experience of your city by light.

EXCHANGE

• It’s the opportunity to bring a dynamic event to your city and be at the heart of an international learning, sharing, knowledge-exchange process;

• Share your city’s ambitions and achievements linked to broader global challenges and inspire discussion at an international level on topics important to your city.

PROGRESS

• It’s a unique opportunity to broaden your perspectives and reinforce your own expertise by welcoming experts from around the world, capitalising on their experience for your future projects;

• It’s the chance to mobilise your colleagues, work across silos in your city departments and build new energy as you build a team to deliver the event;

• It is also the occasion to put your lighting policies and projects in the spotlight at the local level, reinforcing relations with elected representatives and other local stakeholders.