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Sponsored by the Bank of Scotland, the 2018 conference features a stellar line-up of keynote speakers including Professor Juergen Maier, CEO of Siemens UK and author of the UK Government’s recently published industrial strategy Made Smarter Review.
Other manufacturing heavyweights joining him on the main stage will be Sarah Jardine, director of manufacturing at Optos plc; Sanjeev Gupta, executive chairman of Liberty Steel and Tom Williams, chief operating officer of Airbus.
If that’s not enough, the jam-packed programme also includes practical case study led workshops; an exhibition showcasing solution providers and support organisations; a speakers’ corner; improvement rooms and a fabulous networking dinner on the evening of 29 May. Key topics for 2018 include Industry 4.0, Leadership, Investment, Skills, Business Excellence and the Circular Economy.
Around 400 senior manufacturing executives from across all manufacturing sectors in Scotland – from small SMEs through to large corporations – are expected to attend.
Attendees can register now at the Early Bird Rate of £150 plus VAT per delegate. This rate is available until Friday 20 April, after which the full ticket price of £200 plus VAT applies (with reduced rates for additional delegates from the same company). Further information is available from Georgia Goodall at Speakeasy on 0131 557 1288 or Georgia.goodall@speak.co.uk
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An engineering and construction firm is expanding its premises in a £2.5m investment over the next three years which will allow it to more than double its production capabilities and create jobs.
Plans are underway to accelerate the construction of buildings and infrastructure to meet the needs of growing businesses in Moray and to continue attracting new firms into the area.
