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Emerging Leaders Conference

United States, Chicago - July, 18, 2019
Ready to start a Leadership Revolution? MHEDA & MHI are proud to present a memorable one-day experience designed for young leaders in Material Handling.

What's New in 2019?

? New Speakers, New Interactive Session, New Location
? Been There, Done That: A Conversation with Industry Leaders
? Roundtable Challenges
? Puppy Pop Up Event
? Give Back Opportunity
? Chicago Pizza Tour
? And more!
Date(s)
July, 18, 2019
Venue
Loews Chicago Hotel
Contact for booking / more info
Ph: 1 847-680-3500 connect@mheda.org
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