Headline Sponsor
After six successful years, AMI’s Compounding World Forum is returning with a new name and a new location. The Technical Compounds Forum 2019 will take place on December 3-4, 2019 at the Renaissance Tampa International Plaza in Tampa, Florida, USA.
The event’s new identity more accurately reflects the focus of the conference program, which has always been about adding functionality and value to high-performance polymers, including engineering plastics, TPOs and TPEs. Target end-use markets include the transport, electrical & electronic, medical, industrial and consumer goods sectors.
This year’s program features sessions focused on hot topics such as polymers for the car of the future, conductive compounds, wear-resistant plastics, and materials for 3D printing.
In addition, the Technical Compounds Forum 2019 will deliver insightful market analysis from AMI, cover new developments in a wide range of additives, and deliver practical tips for getting the most from your compounding lines.
You can also expect the same excellent networking opportunities in the dedicated exhibition area. The extended refreshment breaks, lunches and evening drinks reception all provide plenty of opportunities to build new contacts and reinforce old friendships over two days in a relaxing but focused business environment.
M. Holland is a leading international distributor of thermoplastic resins, providing suppliers the most strategic channels to market, offering innovative sourcing and supply chain solutions to our clients, and helping people lead rewarding careers. Since 1950, a deep commitment to personal relationships has formed the core of the company’s heritage, its culture, and its vision. Headquartered in Northbrook, Illinois, M. Holland has over $1 billion in annual sales and sells to more than 4,000 customers annually. To learn more, visit
www.mholland.com.
Five good reasons to attend:
• Hear leading experts discuss key trends in technical compounding • Discover new additive and materials technologies •
Learn practical tips for getting the most from compounding lines
• Gain insights into global market trends and business strategies • Network with other professionals in the compounding industry
Ways to get involved:
ATTEND Register before October 11, 2019 and pay $1190 saving $300 on the full price of $1490. There are additional discounts for group bookings. The registration fee includes attendance at all conference sessions, the Networking Cocktail Reception, lunch and refreshment breaks on both days and a set of conference proceedings.
SPONSOR A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available at this conference to help to promote your company’s products and services to this highly targeted international audience. Contact the Conference Hotline for further information.
EXHIBIT
Proved to be the premier location for the industry's thought and innovation leaders pushing the envelope on highly specialized material needs
Todd Waddle, Market Manager, Compounding and Color M. Holland
Make it easy to engage with the audience at this busy event with your own highly visible exhibition space. Bring your own display stand and / or banners and use the space to showcase your company’s products and services and make a lasting impact. The exhibition runs throughout the conference by the main meeting room and is host to the networking functions.
Space is limited so to avoid disappointment please register for this service as soon as possible.
CONFERENCE HOTLINE
Contact: Kelly DeFino, Conference Team Manager USA Tel: +1 610 478 0800
Email:
kelly.defino@
ami.international
SAVE $300 Register before October 11, 2019
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