| Tuesday Nov 8 | 10 AM — 6 PM |
| Wednesday Nov 9 | 9 AM — 5 PM |
| Thursday Nov 10 | 9 AM — 4 PM |
Georgia World Congress Center
285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW
Atlanta, Georgia 30313
North America's largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event heads to Atlanta's Georgia World Congress Center in November 2022. FABTECH provides a convenient "one stop shop" venue where you can meet with world-class suppliers, see the latest industry products and developments, and find the tools to improve productivity, increase profits and discover new solutions to all of your metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing needs.
Join us for a series of short webinars held quarterly featuring a diverse and dynamic lineup of expert speakers who will discuss relevant topics to help manufacturers navigate through 2022 and beyond. Each webinar will be 30-45 minutes followed by time for Q&A with the presenters.
The after-effects of the pandemic continue to linger as employees decide if they want to continue doing what they’re doing with their current employer, or if it’s time for them to make a change.
Are these changes happening strictly because of the economy or is there something that leadership is missing when it comes to their company’s culture and work environment? Employees want more choices and flexibility when it comes to when, where, and how they get their work done. If your organization is unwilling to work with them, those decisions may work against you when it comes to attracting and retaining talent.
In this program, you’ll learn three key actions that companies can take to keep their top talent from becoming someone else’s.
Objectives:
Lisa Ryan, CSP, helps organizations develop employee engagement strategies that keep their top talent from becoming someone else’s. Lisa is a Certified Speaking Professional and best-selling author of eleven books, including “Manufacturing Engagement: 98 Proven Strategies to Attract and Retain Your Industry’s Top Talent.”
Join Dr. Chris Kuehl for this year end in review from an economic standpoint. Let’s look at what was happening and begin to define the next normal. What’s next? Does 2023 herald a return to what passes for normal these days or are we looking at a repeat of either one of these last tumultuous years?
Dr. Chris Kuehl is the managing director of Armada Corporate Intelligence. Armada’s mission is to combine the traditions of corporate and competitive intelligence with strategic and tactical planning to provide clients with a clear view of the world they exist in and what they can do to advance their goals. Major clients include YRC Freight, TranSystems, Kansas City Southern Railroad, C-Biz, and others. He is editor and publisher of a daily e-publication – Business Intelligence Brief, distributed by Chambers of Commerce and business organizations around the world. It deals with business and economic trends and how they affect strategic decisions. He also serves as the economist for the National Association for Credit Management and the state CPA societies for Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Kansas. In addition, Armada publishes the Executive Intelligence Brief three times weekly. It is designed to focus on risk assessment and corporate decision-making.
Chris holds a Ph.D. in political economics, a Masters in East Asian Studies and a Masters in Soviet and East European Studies and was a professor of international economics and finance for 15 years prior to founding Armada CI in 1999. He taught in the U.S., Hungary, Russia, Estonia, Singapore and Taiwan.
Now that we are halfway through the year, are we where we hoped we would be? Is the viral threat reduced and was there the resumption of business as planned? How has the rest of the world fared? Does the second half of the year offer a real rebound, or will we still be held back by the damage sustained in 2021? What are the new issues we are facing in recovery?
Dr. Chris Kuehl is the managing director of Armada Corporate Intelligence. Armada’s mission is to combine the traditions of corporate and competitive intelligence with strategic and tactical planning to provide clients with a clear view of the world they exist in and what they can do to advance their goals. Major clients include YRC Freight, TranSystems, Kansas City Southern Railroad, C-Biz, and others. He is editor and publisher of a daily e-publication – Business Intelligence Brief, distributed by Chambers of Commerce and business organizations around the world. It deals with business and economic trends and how they affect strategic decisions. He also serves as the economist for the National Association for Credit Management and the state CPA societies for Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Kansas. In addition, Armada publishes the Executive Intelligence Brief three times weekly. It is designed to focus on risk assessment and corporate decision-making.
Chris holds a Ph.D. in political economics, a Masters in East Asian Studies and a Masters in Soviet and East European Studies and was a professor of international economics and finance for 15 years prior to founding Armada CI in 1999. He taught in the U.S., Hungary, Russia, Estonia, Singapore and Taiwan.
You may think or have been told your company doesn’t qualify for the ERC – fact of the matter is, you likely do. Sadly, there’s a great deal of misinformation about how and why manufacturers qualify for the ERC. The session will conclude with a quick re-cap of our previous webinar on R& D tax credit. This is a must attend event if you have not yet claimed the ERC. Join us and learn how to position your business to get these credits and increase profitability.
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Peter Harrington, Managing Director, has overall responsibility for the Black Line Group business. With 40 plus years of leadership experience, his career has focused on helping small and mid-sized businesses be more successful. Over the last five years, he and his team have focused exclusively on ensuring manufacturing companies receive the maximum tax credits available from the ERC and Research and the Development (R&D) Tax Credits.
John Madsen, Vice President, Manufacturing Practice Leader is from the world of sheet metal – stamping where he spent over 40 years. He helps bring a keen understanding of the many challenges facing manufacturers today and is committed to providing creative solutions using R&D Tax Credits to help your business become more competitive and increase profitability.
