Manufacturing Summit 2011

From the creative vision of Dalton Mayor David Pennington and the support of Georgia’s 9th District Congressman Tom Graves, the 2011 Manufacturing Summit is based on the idea that manufacturing makes America’s economy great and a dominant force in the global marketplace. We can make it in America.

American manufacturing is under attack by a growing government, high taxes, increasing regulations, rising energy costs, and a new global climate that is making it easier for companies to do business overseas. The 2011 National Manufacturing Summit will bring the best and brightest in the industry together to discuss how we can expand operations in America and still beat the global competition. The summit will feature leaders from a wide range of backgrounds who will speak about the current state of U.S. manufacturing, present and future challenges facing manufacturers, and practical solu-tions for spurring investment and expansion in America. Attendees will be educated and motivated by industry leaders, and leave with a new vision for manufacturing in America.

Who Should Attend?

The Summit is an event open to senior-level manufacturing executives. If you are a CEO, COO, CTO, CIO, CFO, President, Owner, Division President, Division Director, Managing Director or

Partner you are encouraged to attend. If you cannot attend in person, you may send a designated representative from your company in your place.

Registration

Tickets to this event are FREE! Space is limited to the first 1000 people who register. Please visit www.mfg2011summit.com no later than May 6th to complete registration and print off your ticket. Registration will not be available at the summit. Attendees must have a photo ID and a ticket to get admitted into the summit.

For more information please visit our website: www.mfg2011summit.com