Steel Products
SMU Steel Summit Conference Registered Companies for 2018
Written by John Packard
May 14, 2018
Registrations for the 2018 SMU Steel Summit Conference continue to come in at a steady pace. It took us until July 10 last year to reach the number of registrations that we already have as of the beginning of this week. There are 211 companies registered and we still expect 300+ companies and 800 steel and manufacturing executives to fill the Georgia International Convention Center on Aug. 27-29.
A SMU Steel Summit Conference is a special experience for anyone involved with the steel industry, be it manufacturing/fabrication, distribution, production, trading, logistics, toll processors and all of the companies that service the industry. We are including a listing of the companies registered to attend the 2018 steel conference to date (those with an asterisk * means more than one executive will be attending). This is the premier conference to meet decision makers, meet new prospects/suppliers and to learn a great deal about the economy, the industry and the challenges/opportunities facing the industry both now and in the years to come.
To learn more about Steel Summit 2018 and to register, visit www.SteelMarketUpdate.com/Events/Steel-Summit
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