Reshoring Summit 2013
March 12 - 14, 2013
奥克兰 OH , 美国
The Only Meeting Bringing Together the Right People With the Right Information So You Can Make the Right Decision
Join manufacturers and their suppliers,government agencies, key associations, bottom-line analysts and site selection specialists so you can:
• Obtain the in-depth analysis critical to making your reshoring business case
• Absorb lessons learned from first movers who successfully reshored
• Network and strengthen ties to improve your bottom line
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
• Tobias Schoenherr, MICHICAN STATE UNIVERSITY
• Walter Snodell, PEERLESS INDUSTRIES, INC.
• Harry Moser, THE RESHORING INITIATIVE
• Hope Paolini, SUAREZ MANUFACTURING
• Scott Paul, ALLIANCE FOR AMERICAN MANUFACTURING
• Kristi Tanner, JOBS OHIO
For years, the offshoring of manufacturing operations has been very profitable for U.S. manufacturers. But now the wind is beginning to blow the other way. Changing global economics are starting to drive manufacturing in the U.S. For example, wages in China are rising, eroding its competitiveness. Higher oil costs are driving transportation costs up, eating into profits. Many companies are finding they need to be closer to markets at home and thus more nimble in terms of customization, inventory management, and delivery.
Join manufacturers and their suppliers,government agencies, key associations, bottom-line analysts and site selection specialists so you can:
• Obtain the in-depth analysis critical to making your reshoring business case
• Absorb lessons learned from first movers who successfully reshored
• Network and strengthen ties to improve your bottom line
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
• Tobias Schoenherr, MICHICAN STATE UNIVERSITY
• Walter Snodell, PEERLESS INDUSTRIES, INC.
• Harry Moser, THE RESHORING INITIATIVE
• Hope Paolini, SUAREZ MANUFACTURING
• Scott Paul, ALLIANCE FOR AMERICAN MANUFACTURING
• Kristi Tanner, JOBS OHIO
For years, the offshoring of manufacturing operations has been very profitable for U.S. manufacturers. But now the wind is beginning to blow the other way. Changing global economics are starting to drive manufacturing in the U.S. For example, wages in China are rising, eroding its competitiveness. Higher oil costs are driving transportation costs up, eating into profits. Many companies are finding they need to be closer to markets at home and thus more nimble in terms of customization, inventory management, and delivery.
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