The deadline is approaching for industry professionals to submit education proposals for the 2026 RV Dealers Convention/Expo, with entries due by May 8.
The call invites speakers and subject matter experts to contribute sessions aimed at RV dealership professionals across North America.
The Convention/Expo Committee is seeking proposals that deliver practical, real-world insights designed to support dealership performance.
Selected sessions are intended to help dealers address operational challenges, improve profitability, and adapt to ongoing changes in the retail and service environment.
The 2026 RV Dealers Convention/Expo is hosted by the Mike Molino RV Learning Center, the National RV Dealers Association (RVDA), and RVDA of Canada. The event is structured around a series of education sessions that focus on dealership improvement, workforce development, and industry trends impacting business operations.
The announcement emphasized that submitted sessions should provide “actionable takeaways.” The committee is prioritizing content that offers strategies, lessons learned, or solutions that dealership professionals can apply directly within their organizations.
Proposed topics for the education program include fixed operations and service efficiency, sales strategies and customer experience, leadership and workforce development, finance and insurance performance and compliance, and marketing, digital retailing, and emerging industry trends.
Additional relevant subjects aligned with dealership operations may also be considered.
Industry experts, dealership personnel, and solution providers are eligible to submit proposals. All submissions must be completed by the May 8, deadline to be considered for inclusion in the 2026 program.
The RV Dealers Convention/Expo is positioned as a gathering point for dealership professionals, industry leaders, and solution providers.
The event combines education sessions with networking opportunities and collaboration intended to support ongoing development across the RV retail sector.
Together, the organizing associations aim to deliver a program that reflects current industry needs while equipping dealers with tools and knowledge to strengthen operations in a changing marketplace.