5 Reasons Why You Should Be a Speaker at Commercial UAV Expo

Do you have an interesting story to tell about your work in the commercial drone industry?

Do you have practical advice to offer about starting a drone program, integrating UAVs into your operations, or solving a problem using uncrewed systems?

Do you have strong opinions about the regulatory environment or the state our industry?

If you answered “yes” to one or more of these questions, the organizers of Commercial UAV Expo strongly encourage you to apply for a speaking opportunity at this September’s event. We’re looking for speakers from different industries and different countries and presenters from established firms and the latest start-ups. We want to hear from tech experts, government staffers, end-users, pilots, engineers, CEOs, and anyone else who is knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and passionate about the commercial drone sector.

Need more encouragement? Here are 5 reasons why you should speak at Commercial UAV Expo 2025:

1. You’ve solved a real challenge
If you’ve streamlined a frustrating part of your workflow—whether through a new tool, an innovative process, automation, or AI—your insights could help others facing the same obstacles.

2. You have well-earned expertise and opinions
Our panels thrive on real-world experiences and diverse viewpoints, so if you have strong perspectives or valuable lessons to share, this is your chance to contribute to the conversation.

3. You tried something new – and you learned from it
Testing new technology provides invaluable insights. By sharing your experiences, you can help others navigate similar challenges and opportunities.

4. You’re working on something exciting
Some of the most engaging sessions come from passionate professionals sharing their latest projects. If your work excites you, it will likely captivate our audience, too!

5.You have a vision for the future
No one can predict the future with certainty, but your expertise, opinions, and passion shape what’s next. We want to hear your perspective on where the industry is headed.