NIBA/PTDA Joint Industry Summit advance registration opens
Advanced registration is open for the NIBA/PTDA Joint Industry Summit at The Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood, Florida, Sept. 27-30.
More than 1,000 delegates, representing over 425 distributor and manufacturer member companies of NIBA–The Belting Association and the Power Transmission Distributors Association (PTDA) will attend. This is a premier event for the belting and power transmission/motion control industries. The program includes cross-channel networking, shared learning and collaborative experiences under the theme of “Powering Thoughts. Conveying Ideas.”
The NIBA/PTDA Joint Industry Summit is blending the best offerings of two trade association conferences. Education and shared learning is offered with three keynotes-in-one through the IML Talks format to Inspire. Motivate. Lead.
Speakers include: John O’Leary, bestselling author and speaker, teaches participants to lead a radically inspired life. Molly Fletcher, a trailblazing sports agent, motivates relationship-building to help you rise to the top of your game. Dr. Alan Beaulieu assists company leaders with his economic forecasts and tips to survive through 2018 and beyond. All three speakers offer more during Deeper Dive sessions later in the day, which will allow participants to gain even more insights to bring back for immediate implementation.
The showcase networking event of the NIBA/PTDA Joint Industry Summit is the Joint Manufacturer-Distributor Idea Exchange (MD-IDEX)/Expo, which blends the NIBA Expo with the PTDA MD-IDEX forum to bring together executives for high-level discussions on market strategies and common issues.
For more information, visit NIBAPTDA.org.
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