PMI26 heads to New Orleans Nov. 2-5, bringing plumbing manufacturers together for four days of education, leadership development and industry discussion on the issues shaping manufacturing’s future.
In this episode of So It Flows, ASPE president Bryan L. Hutton shares what attendees can expect from the organization’s big biennial event, from technical education and new technologies to networking with plumbing engineers, designers, contractors, manufacturers, and other industry professionals.
The three sessions will provide attendees with guidance on leading through uncertainty, creating workplaces where women can thrive and managing periods of change without sacrificing personal or professional growth.
What stood out most to me at the GF Flow Symposium was the growing recognition that no one company is going to solve all the problems of the industry alone.
At the GF Flow Symposium, conversations focused not just on solving individual problems, but on building the relationships needed to address them over time.
The two-day workshop for home service business owners and leaders will take place on May 4-5 at JB Warranties in Argyle, Texas.
"From First Hello to Forever Customer" will take a comprehensive approach by focusing on attracting the right prospects, converting leads on a consistent basis, and increasing retention and lifetime value.
Interest from industry leaders highlight the growing movement to provide hands-on career exploration for the next generation.
While exhibitor booths are no longer available for the Londonderry event, BBTT is still accepting registrations for its inaugural Maine Skills Expo at Southern Maine Community College in South Portland in May.