Veranstaltungsdetails
Masterbatch 2011
Konferenz vom 07.06.2011 bis 09.06.2011
Ort/Land: Wien, Imperial Riding School-A Renaissance Hotel, Oesterreich
Kontakt: Maud Lassara (ml@amiplastics.com)
Inhalt/Thematik
International conference & exhibition for the masterbatch industry
BMW DESIGNER TO SPEAK AT AMI’S MASTERBATCH CONFERENCE
AMI has yet again gathered a panel of expert speakers from across the industry for the 18th edition of the Masterbatch conference. The programme will include the latest developments in pigments and additives, in technology to improve productivity and flexibility and the latest market trends and developments.
The business forum should be of particular interest, as it includes presentations from BMW GROUP/MINI designer Ute Wellerhaus speaking about the automobile design perspective but also a paper on colour and material trends integrated in tool design by Fredrik Hermann of Designit as well as a presentation on compostable biopolymers, new options for the converting and masterbatch industry by Stefano Facco from Novamont.
“2010 was a year of recovery for the masterbatch industry, as the global economy rebounded from the effects of the financial crisis. How robust that recovery will be is still uncertain, particularly in many developed markets, and the prospects for 2011 remain challenging” says AMI Research Director, Andrew Reynolds, “Now more than ever is the time to come together to discuss and exchange views to make sure strategies are in place to take full advantage of the recovery ahead.”
AMI has been organising its regular Masterbatch conference since 1987, and the event typically attracts over 200 delegates from around the world including most leading masterbatch producers. The conference offers a highly cost effective use of delegate’s time giving them the opportunity to meet with other manufacturers, customers and suppliers to discuss the challenges facing the industry today and is also an excellent networking event through its extensive table top exhibition.
BMW DESIGNER TO SPEAK AT AMI’S MASTERBATCH CONFERENCE
AMI has yet again gathered a panel of expert speakers from across the industry for the 18th edition of the Masterbatch conference. The programme will include the latest developments in pigments and additives, in technology to improve productivity and flexibility and the latest market trends and developments.
The business forum should be of particular interest, as it includes presentations from BMW GROUP/MINI designer Ute Wellerhaus speaking about the automobile design perspective but also a paper on colour and material trends integrated in tool design by Fredrik Hermann of Designit as well as a presentation on compostable biopolymers, new options for the converting and masterbatch industry by Stefano Facco from Novamont.
“2010 was a year of recovery for the masterbatch industry, as the global economy rebounded from the effects of the financial crisis. How robust that recovery will be is still uncertain, particularly in many developed markets, and the prospects for 2011 remain challenging” says AMI Research Director, Andrew Reynolds, “Now more than ever is the time to come together to discuss and exchange views to make sure strategies are in place to take full advantage of the recovery ahead.”
AMI has been organising its regular Masterbatch conference since 1987, and the event typically attracts over 200 delegates from around the world including most leading masterbatch producers. The conference offers a highly cost effective use of delegate’s time giving them the opportunity to meet with other manufacturers, customers and suppliers to discuss the challenges facing the industry today and is also an excellent networking event through its extensive table top exhibition.
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Veranstalter
AMI - Applied Market Information Ltd.
Großbritannien
One Brunswick Square (Third Floor)
BS2 8PE Bristol
GroßbritannienEmail: info@amiplastics.com
Tel.: +44(0)117 924 9442
Fax: +44(0)117 311 1534
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