template June 22-23, 2017, Pittsburgh Marriott City Center, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
AMI’s Profiles 2017 conference focuses on plastics profiles for construction applications, covering the latest market opportunities, technologies and applications. Taking place on June 22-23 in Pittsburgh, PA, this well-established event attracts professionals from throughout the supply chain. They will make new contacts, reinforce existing relationships, and discover the latest technical and business trends in this large and dynamic market.
This year’s conference examines design trends, including a dedicated session on improving the appearance of profiles. Other sessions focus on advances in PVC additives and formulations for demanding construction applications.
Speakers will provide valuable insights into market trends and sustainability issues that provide challenges and opportunities for the profile industry. In addition, focused sessions will examine new ways to optimize production and improve product quality.
While the main focus of the conference is on PVC profiles, the program will also cover alternatives, such as RIM technology, as well as advances in wood-plastic composites (WPCs).
In addition to the busy conference program, the popular exhibition room will feature a range of companies displaying their latest developments. The schedule provides plenty of opportunities for productive networking during the coffee breaks, lunches and an evening cocktail reception.
Don’t miss your chance to expand your knowledge and meet with other key players at AMI Profiles 2017.
FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND: 1
Discover new market opportunities for plastics profiles in construction applications
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Learn about advances in plastics and additives for this dynamic market
Benchmark your company's performance against other leading players
Network with an audience of influential delegates from around the world
Explore new production technologies for increasing throughput and quality
CONFERENCE HOTLINE
Contact: Kelly DeFino, Sr. Conference Coordinator Tel: +1 610 478 0800 Fax: +1 610 478 0900 Email:
kd@amiplastics-na.com Twitter: @AMIconferences #attendAMI
Organized by: APPLIED MARKET INFORMATION LLC
Applied Market Information LLC (AMI LLC) is the leading supplier of plastics consultancy and information services to the global plastics industry. Based in Wyomissing, PA, AMI LLC organizes a series of conferences providing an outstanding range of opportunities for business networking.
To find out more about AMI’s products, services and events, visit our website at:
www.amiplastics-na.com or call: +1 610 478 0800 or email:
consult@amiplastics-na.com
Profiles 2017
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CONFERENCE VENUE Pittsburgh is located on the western half of Pennsylvania and is the second largest city in the state. It’s known as “the steel city” because of its rich history as the center of the steel industry. With more bridges than Venice, the city lies on three rivers, and is towered by beautiful mountains to the south. A short ride up Mount Washington on one of the inclines will take you to what was ranked as the second most beautiful view in America by USA Weekend’s Annual Travel Report. Downtown Pittsburgh is very walkable with no shortage of dining and entertainment options.
SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION SPACE AMI events are more than just arenas for listening and networking. They also represent highly-targeted opportunities to enhance your image and to promote your products and services to an international audience. Running in conjunction with the conference, the table top exhibition is an integral part of the event, providing the ideal setting to increase your company’s exposure. As you are considering your involvement with this conference, please keep in mind that many of our sponsorship options include a table top exhibition space. There are several different sponsorship options that you may consider. Please contact the Conference Coordinator to discuss which opportunity will provide you with the best ROI.
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