• The academic component will be supported by more than 120 national and international speakers among the highlighted by Ludomir Parfianowicz from Omnilogy Poland and Freddy Vega from Platzi.

Bogotá, July 2026. Bogotá and the region have the challenge not only to adopt technology but to create it, develop it and turn it into the great boost to business growth. With this fundamental premise the Chamber of Commerce of Bogotá presents the CCB TECH DAY 2026 edition, the innovation and digital transformation meeting that will take place on Next July 23 at Ágora Bogotá Convention Center.

The meeting brings together businessmen from all sectors, entrepreneurs, investors and academia. Just as it brings together technological leaders, senior executives of the innovation ecosystem and public entities in the region.

Ovid Claros, executive president of the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce, pointed out that the entity works so that companies stop being just users of technology and become protagonists of their development.

“We want that more companies incorporate their own technological capabilities, strengthen their digital talent and find opportunities to design solutions, create new business models and compete in increasingly demanding markets. The We will continue to support them so that they not only adapt to change, but also lead,” he assured.

The CCB TECH DAY, which expects more than three thousand five hundred attendees, will feature a robust knowledge infrastructure distributed in nine scenarios simultaneous and more than forty practical experiences that include laboratories advanced and real-time virtual attack simulations.

The Participants will be able to tour eight large specialized areas among which Highlights include the Main Stage, the Artificial Intelligence Room, the Cybersecurity, the Data Room, the Large Technology Companies Zone, the Digital Ecosystem Zone, the Gaming Arena focused on electronic sports and the Experience Hall.

The academic component will be supported by more than 120 experts, including the international speaker Ludomir Parfianowicz, director of Omnilogy Poland, who will provide a global vision on cyber resilience and digital observability.

Likewise, Freddy Vega, CEO and co-founder of Platzi, will analyze the future of work and technical training as the definitive competitive advantage of organizations.

The main panel will feature the participation of Luis Fernando Parra, director of SMEs from Claro Colombia; Juan Carlos Puentes from Fortinet; Germán Rueda, from Habi; and Laura Zuluaga from Young AI Leaders.