Exhibitions / Congresses

Design and Manufacturing Philadelphia

United States, Philadelphia - 7 - 8 October 2015
Design and Manufacturing Philadelphia This October, network, learn and be inspired at Design and Manufacturing Philadelphia!

Expand your network by attending our Speed Networking to meet face-to-face with valuable regional decision makers and industry peers. Learn and enhance your knowledge at our interactive panel discussions and conferences that include topics such as:

Insight PD Human-Centered Design Workshop
Innovations in 3D Printing
Package Design That Sells

Your Design and Manufacturing Philadelphia badge gives you access to five additional tradeshows: ATX Philadelphia, MDandM Philadelphia, PhillyPack, PLASTEC Philadelphia, and Quality Expo!
Date(s)
7 - 8 October 2015
Time(s)
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Venue
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Ticketing
USD 199 - USD 799
Contact for booking / more info
310-445-4200
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