Get ready for World of Concrete

By Emma Richardson.

Explore the international event dedicated to the concrete and masonry industries.

Construction professionals are heading to Las Vegas in January for the World of Concrete (WOC) where concrete and masonry industries will come together at an international event focused on the people, products and ideas shaping these essential trades.

The show offers an opportunity to step away from daily operations and focus on what is happening across the broader marketplace. Attendees can use their time at the event to attend educational sessions, connect with industry peers and gather ideas to bring back to their businesses.

WOC will feature more than 175 educational opportunities including roundtable discussions, forums and more. Several anticipated sessions include the AI Luncheon and Forum, Women's Focused Breakfast and Structural Safety on the Jobsite. Attendees will also have a chance to tour the iconic Hoover Dam and Bypass Bridge while learning about the engineering that built the historical structure.

A little preparation can help visitors get more from the show. Before arriving, consider identifying the business challenges you want to address, the types of products or services you want to investigate and the conversations you hope to have. Creating a simple list of priorities can make it easier to navigate the event with purpose.

The show also provides a valuable setting for relationship building. Whether reconnecting with familiar industry contacts or meeting new ones, attendees can use these conversations to exchange perspectives and learn how others are approaching the opportunities and challenges facing concrete and masonry professionals.

For those booking travel, WOC has partnered with several premier hotels in the Las Vegas area to provide group discounts for attendees. Additionally, select airlines are offering discounts for attendees of WOC 2027. Details and discount codes are available on the website along with discounts for rental cars.

As the event approaches, visit the World of Concrete website for official show information and planning resources.