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Advanced Manufacturing Summit

BGSU Advanced Manufacturing Summit

The BGSU Advanced Manufacturing Summit brings together manufacturers, students, educators, workforce partners and regional leaders to explore what is next for advanced manufacturing and strengthen the connections driving industry forward.

Hosted by Bowling Green State University, the summit creates a space for industry and education to come together around the opportunities and challenges shaping the manufacturing sector in Northwest Ohio and beyond.

Explore what is next in advanced manufacturing

Through keynote presentations, panel discussions and breakout sessions, attendees will hear perspectives on emerging technologies, manufacturing workforce trends, talent development and the evolving needs of industry.

The summit is designed to move beyond conversation by creating opportunities to exchange ideas, learn from industry leaders and explore strategies that can strengthen organizations and the region's advanced manufacturing ecosystem.

Connect with industry, talent and regional leaders

Networking opportunities throughout the summit will connect manufacturers with BGSU students, educators, workforce organizations and regional leaders.

Whether you are looking to build your talent pipeline, better understand emerging manufacturing trends, connect with future professionals or develop new industry partnerships, the summit offers opportunities to build relationships that can lead to meaningful collaboration.

Who should attend?

The BGSU Advanced Manufacturing Summit is designed for manufacturing and business leaders, industry professionals, students, educators, workforce and economic development professionals and organizations invested in the future of advanced manufacturing.

Join the conversation

Be part of a regional conversation focused on strengthening the manufacturing workforce, accelerating innovation and building connections between education and industry that support long-term economic growth.

Free registration is required.

Learn more and register HERE

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