Millennium Point, Millennium Point, Curzon St, Birmingham B4 7AP, United Kingdom, Birmingham
Did you know there are lots of opportunities, fully funded projects and grants to help manufacturing, enineering and technology companeis in the West Midlands? These all close on 31st March 2025.
Find out how to take advantage of them by joining us from 7:30 am- 1 pm on Wednesday 2nd October at Millennium Point for the Future of Manufacturing Conference 2024 organised in partnership with WMG, BCU and Made Smarter. Tickets for the day are complimentary for manufacturing ,engineering and technology businesses, WMHTIA participants and members of the Technology Supply Chain. Please select the appropriate option on check out.
You will hear speakers from a range of top innovation organisations including Warwick Manufacturing Group, Birmingham City University, Made Smarter, the Manufacturing Technology Centre, Aston University, AND Digital, iN-Comm Training and TechWM as well as local manufacturers
During this jam-packed morning, you will hear about:
There will also be a panel of local manufacturers discussing the various challenges and opportunities.
You will hear about the grants and fully funded support to help manufacturers with:
You will hear about the local ,regional and national grants and support available to help with capital expenditure and energy efficiency.
Speakers include:
Made Smarter West Midlands connects manufacturing and engineering businesses with digital technology to transform the way they work and improve productivity. Made Smarter West Midlands also collaborates with a range of strategic partners, who help participants benefit from the expertise of digital manufacturing specialists, including Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) and the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC).
Book your place today.
The conference fee is £30 (£36 inc. VAT) - some exemptions apply. The cost is waived for manufacturing engineering and technology businesses, WMHTIA participants and members of the Technology Supply Chain.
This conference is brought to you as a collaborative effort between partners of the West Midlands Health Tech Innovation Accelerator - WMHTIA- which is focused on helping companies drive their technologies towards market success. Funded by the Department for Science Innovation and Technology in partnership with Innovate UK and West Midlands Combined Authority. The WMHTIA will help bolster the region’s R&D and Innovation capabilities.
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