NCATC in partnership with NACFAM is supporting the Sustainable Manufacturing Summit which takes place April 29-30 in Chicago. This event will examine the latest developments in sustainable strategies for manufacturers of all sectors. It offers access to the corporate executives and green experts leading the transformation to sustainable and cost-efficient manufacturing.
Speakers include CEOs and senior sustainability professionals from: Siemens, McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry (MBDC), Kraft, Toshiba, US Steel, Abbott Laboratories, Sara Lee, Pfizer, Owens Corning, Hollander, Department of Energy, Applied Materials, L’Oreal, The North Face, Eaton Corporation and more.
To take advantage of a special 10% discount offer, enter the code 10sms13 when registering for this event.
For more information about this event or NACFAM Sustainable Manufacturing activities contact Jeff Mittelstadt, V.P Sustainable Manufacturing.
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