Call for Speakers: Advantage Through Excellence: Future of Manufacturing Conference

Call For Speakers

Feb 14, 2019

Canada’s largest manufacturing consortium, Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium (EMC), together with event partners and stakeholders is hosting a two-and-a-half day event from October 8 to 10, 2019 that will explore the competitive advantages, opportunities and successes that can be achieved by manufacturers. The event will offer a variety of learning forums — up to 40 workshops, panel sessions, keynote presentations and best practice plant tours.

EMC is seeking experienced manufacturing leaders, industry professionals, stakeholders and subject-matter-experts, to share their knowledge, experience and successes in any of these five conference streams:

    • Advanced Manufacturing & Innovation

    • Export Development & Growth

    • Operational Excellence

    • Future State of Manufacturing
5. Plant & Best Practice Tours

An estimated 500 to 900 manufacturing leaders and stakeholders from across Canada are anticipated to attend.

All qualified subject-matter-experts and industry professionals interested in presenting at our upcoming conference are invited to complete the online proposal/application form.

To learn more about EMC’s Advantage through Excellence: Future of Manufacturing Conference or to discover partner and sponsor opportunities, contact Scott McNeil-Smith or Amy Edwards, at info@FutureofMFG.ca.

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