Early-bird tickets are now available for the Atlantic Technology Summit 2026, which will take place Nov. 18 in Dartmouth and Saint John.

Organizers say this year’s event will focus on the theme “Secure Velocity,” examining how organizations can adopt artificial intelligence and other digital technologies while maintaining security, trust and operational discipline.

The summit is aimed at founders, executives, IT leaders, security professionals and other technology decision-makers from across Atlantic Canada.

The conference agenda will feature discussions on practical AI adoption, cyber resilience, cloud management and workforce development. Topics are expected to include moving AI initiatives from experimentation to operational use, strengthening digital trust and risk management, controlling technology costs, and developing in-house technical capabilities.

The keynote speaker will be futurist, author, and former Head of Innovation at Mattel, Ramy Nassar. His presentations cut through the hype with bold foresight and practical tools, says the event’s promotional material.

Organizers say the program will emphasize real-world case studies and practical lessons for organizations seeking to modernize their operations.

The Dartmouth venue will serve as the main stage for keynote presentations and primary programming, while a live-streamed connection will link participants in Saint John to the event.

Organizers say the dual-location format is intended to make the summit accessible to a broader range of Atlantic Canadian business and technology leaders while encouraging networking and collaboration across the region.

Early-bird registration is open until July 31 at a cost of $125. Organizers say the summit is designed for business leaders and technology professionals involved in building, purchasing, modernizing or securing digital systems and services.

You can buy tickets here.