Why Attend?

LEARN from fellow professionals and experts in a series of presentations and case-studies

NETWORK with your fellow attendees and learn about their DAM journey

EXPERIENCE the East Coast's leading conference dedicated to Digital Asset Management first-hand and get answers to your DAM questions 
 

The DAM Leaders Forum

At DAM New York 2027 Henry Stewart Events and The Real Story Group continue a tradition of convening some of the most respected voices in digital asset management to share what is working, wrestle with what isn’t, and collectively raise the standard of DAM leadership across the industry.

Venue

DAM New York 2027 will take place at the New York Hilton Midtown, located at 1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019.

Start your DAM NY 2027 experience in style — by staying right at the heart of the action. 

To enquire about staying at the conference venue, please visit this link.

We are busy developing an exciting agenda for DAM New York 2027 so keep your eyes peeled for details. In the meantime, visit our YouTube Channel for a taste of what to expect at DAM Los Angeles 2027... 

Join the DAM community as a speaker or panel member.

At DAM New York 2027, we will explore the shift from static repositories to dynamic systems that understand content, automate workflows, enhance metadata, and support smarter decision-making.

This evolution is happening across people, processes, and platforms and is shaped by the entire DAM community - professionals, technologists, creators, and leaders who are pushing the field forward together.

Drew Wanczowski is a Senior Principal Solutions Engineer at Progress with over 20 years of experience spanning Enterprise R&D, Media and Publishing platforms, and Semantic Technologies. He specializes in Knowledge Graphs, GenAI‑ready architectures, and search‑driven systems, helping organizations make complex data into actionable knowledge.

For over two decades, Jeremy Strootman has served as a dedicated media workflow consultant, driven by a singular mission: to maximize efficiency and productivity for content creators. His expertise spans the entire media lifecycle, from ingest to archive, offering solutions that directly address the complex challenges facing media professionals today. With a foundational background in storage and archiving, he quickly realized the critical importance of asset management, media processing, and automation in bringing stories to life.

Rachel is a Learning Technologist in the University's Library and Learning Services, specialising in online learning design and digital accessibility. She has been centrally involved in supporting HyFlex teaching initiatives across the institution, contributing expertise in digital pedagogy and learning design. Rachel collaborates across academic departments and her work focuses on embedding inclusive digital practices, improving accessibility in online learning environments, and developing innovative approaches to curriculum design.