Workers' Compensation Institute (WCI) 2023 Conference

Event Details

Start: August 20, 2023 @ 8:00AM EDT On-Demand End: August 23, 2023 @ EDT On-Demand Location: Orlando World Center Marriott, Orlando, FL

Booth: #807

As the nation’s largest workers’ comp conference, WCI 2023 brings together professionals from across the country for networking, information sharing and provides an opportunity for vendors to display their products and services. Last year, WCI had attendance from 49 states with attendees ranging from upper-level executives to end users of products and services.

Enlyte will have a dynamic exhibit display on the show floor at booth #807 and is excited to be a returning Elite Sponsor for this years’ conference. Enlyte will once again be hosting luncheons on Monday, August 21 and Tuesday, August 22—please contact your Enlyte representative for more information on this private event.

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