Nexon said on Wednesday it will recruit speakers for the country’s largest game knowledge-sharing event, the Nexon Developers Conference, through March 4.

The Nexon Developers Conference, or NDC26, began in 2007 and has shared technology trends and industry know-how every year, providing opportunities for information exchange and networking for game industry workers and general visitors.

NDC, which returned offline last year for the first time in 6 years, recorded about 7,600 cumulative offline attendees over 3 days and 58,500 cumulative views for its live online broadcast, demonstrating high interest and expectations in the industry.

NDC26 will be held for 3 days from June 16 at and around Nexon’s headquarters in Pangyo, Gyeonggi province. It is recruiting speakers across 9 tracks: AI, game planning, programming, visual art and sound, production and operations, business and marketing, data, blockchain and career. This year, it plans to expand sessions covering AI use cases and know-how in line with rising demand for AI technology across the industry.

Speaker applications will be accepted through March 4 via the official NDC26 website. Speakers will be selected after submitting an application and undergoing screening by the NDC advisory committee.

Final selected speakers will receive one-on-one speaking coaching consulting, along with NDC invitations, an art book, a ready bag, priority entry passes for offline sessions, and a small speaker fee.

Nexon plans to confirm the final list of speakers for NDC26 by the end of March and to begin accepting advance attendance registrations for general visitors via its website from May.