Manufacturing and engineering are at the heart of the North East’s economy.
Over 10,000 SME manufacturing sites operate within 100 miles of Newcastle and, with inward investment from larger manufacturers such as Nissan in Sunderland and now Hitachi in County Durham, the heartbeat is stronger than ever.
Manufacturing & Engineering North East will showcase the North East’s strengths and provide a platform for the local and national manufacturers, engineers and their suppliers to meet, learn, solve problems and develop business.
The event will comprise three key elements covering the full range of design, production and manufacturing and perfectly targeted to attract your potential customers:
- Keynote conference sessions from market-leading engineering and manufacturing businesses.
- Practical, hands-on workshop sessions.
- An exhibition with access to market leading suppliers.
With its huge industrial base and passion for growth, the North East is the perfect place to reach decision makers with budgets and the authority to spend them. Manufacturing & Engineering North East provides the perfect forum for you to meet them.
Registration has now opened for Manufacturing & Engineering North East Show, which takes place at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle on 8th and 9th July 2015.
The Show, whose headline sponsors include Fanuc and Lombard, is the only one of its kind, championing the manufacturing industry in the region and offer professionals in the sector a comprehensive event focusing on their needs and their needs alone.
Exhibition space is now completely sold out and more details about the Show’s high level engineering conference and free practical workshops will be announced shortly.
A number of leading trade bodies and institutions have pledged their support for Manufacturing & Engineering North East, including the Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS), North East LEP, Gateshead & Newcastle Inward Investment and the Institution of Engineering Designers (IED).
Registering for the event not only ensures free entry to the Show, it also allows visitors to select the workshop and conference sessions they would like to attend. “Because attendance at each session will be limited and demand is expected to be high, registering early is highly recommended,” commented Ed Tranter, executive director of Show organiser, Findlay Media.
Details of the conference and workshop sessions will be revealed over the coming weeks. More information, including how to register, can be found at www.menortheast.co.uk/register
