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WELCOME TO 2020 The first time it occurred to me that coronavirus could affect our fall conference, I’ve got to admit it sent a little shiver down my spine. But by the time our team decided that — for the good of everyone — the best option was a virtual conference, we were all gaining some virtual savvy. Daily life for us now ranges from simple Zoom meetings to more elaborate undertakings like the Power Events where we at SC Biz News honed our skills at conducting virtual get-togethers that are worth attending. Although I’m looking forward to a live event in another year, it is with great pride that I share with you this glance at what we have in store for this year’s virtual conference and expo. We have some great speakers, including Gov. Henry McMaster and Commerce Secretary Bobby Hitt. Our conference partners — SCMEP, SCRA, The S.C. Council on Competitiveness and the S.C. Technical College System — were instrumental in formulating content and procuring knowledgeable speakers. We also have a full lineup of exhibitors and we even found a way to increase the amount of time attendees can rub elbows and swap business cards in our virtual expo hall. The exhibit hall will be open for business for 30 days, beginning Oct. 29. Find out just how intelligent the smart factory of the future will be as we dedicate a portion of the conference to Industry 4.0 Manufacturing — from VR and AI to collaborative robots and automated guided vehicles. Hear the 2021 Auto Economic Outlook, learn about the Logistics Economic Impact Study and be there for the first presentation of the Aerospace Economic Impact Study. And the anchor event, as always, will be the 23rd annual Manufacturing Excellence Awards. We have 38 speakers over two days, which will provide 14 hours of manufacturing conference content on SCBIZtv. And our new training portal, SCBIZ Upskill, houses 20+ training courses for manufacturing employees and other industry executives. This year will be remembered as much for the way we all reacted to COVID-19 as it will be for the virus itself. Our role was to keep doing business and to put on a conference worth attending. I hope you enjoy.
Rick Jenkins, Conference Director, Publisher, GSA Business Report
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FEATURED SPEAKERS HENRY MCMASTER
BOBBY HITT
South Carolina Governor
Secretary of Commerce, SC Dept. of Commerce
Henry Dargan McMaster of Columbia became the 117th Governor of South Carolina on Jan. 24, 2017. McMaster previously served two years as lieutenant governor, eight years as attorney general and four years as U.S. attorney. McMaster was the first U.S. attorney appointed by President Ronald Reagan, and was unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate. McMaster has served on the South Carolina Ports Authority Board of Directors, the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education, the Palmetto Health Foundation Board and the South Carolina Policy Council (as chairman). He is admitted to practice in all courts, state and federal, in South Carolina, as well as the U.S. Court of Claims (1974), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit (1975) and the Supreme Court of the United States (1978).
Robert “Bobby” M. Hitt III has served as South Carolina Secretary of Commerce since January 2011. Promoting a teamfirst approach to economic development, Hitt has positioned the S.C. Department of Commerce and its many partners and allies for industry recruitment success. Since 2011, Team South Carolina has recruited more than $41 billion in capital investment and approximately 147,000 new jobs to the state. Now a premier brand state, multiple world-class companies have made significant investments in South Carolina during Hitt’s tenure, including BMW, Boeing, Bridgestone, Continental, Giti Tire, LPL Financial Holdings, Mercedes-Benz Vans, Michelin, Samsung, Toray, Volvo Cars and more. Before his time as Secretary of Commerce, Hitt served as manager of Corporate Affairs at the BMW Manufacturing Company in Spartanburg County after 17 years as managing editor of The State and Columbia Record newspapers.
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2020 MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 1 – I4 TECHNOLOGY DRIVING SMART FACTORIES 9:00 AM — SESSION #1 WELCOME TO THE REVOLUTION PROVEN RESOURCES IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD: CEOs from four key support organizations discuss how their companies support South Carolina’s vibrant manufacturing industry.
10:00 AM — SESSION #2 UPSKILLING THE WORKFORCE: A CONVERSATION ABOUT LEADERSHIP TRAINING SUMMARY:
A CONVERSATION WITH:
Conference attendees will have the opportunity to take a training course on leadership training. SHRM/HRCI and other credits offered. You will receive an overview of the training and instructions on how to register.
Chuck Spangler, CEO, SC Manufacturing Extension Partnership Susie Shannon, CEO, SC Council on Competitiveness Bob Quinn, Executive Director, SC Research Authority Tim Hardee, President, SC Technical College System
A CONVERSATION WITH: Chuck Spangler, CEO, SCMEP
OPENING KEYNOTE:
The Manufacturing Revolution: Embracing Industry 4.0 Technologies
SPONSORS:
SUMMARY: Manufacturing facilities across the globe are in a constant state of transformation. Cutting-edge technologies, such as predictive analytics, additive manufacturing, cobots, automated guided vehicles, artificial intelligence and virtual reality, create challenges but provide endless opportunity. Hear how one plant is getting smarter by the day.
SPEAKER: Kevin Graham, Director, Plant Engineering, Volvo Cars
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A CONVERSATION:
Implementing new tech and preparing for more to come.
SUMMARY: The I4 conversation continues with an inside look at how a global leader in manufacturing automotive systems is currently implementing new technologies and preparing for the future.
SPEAKER: Antonio Vaz, Director, Production Engineering and Digital Innovation, JTEKT
SPONSOR: Available
LEADERSHIP TRAINING: HR BRIDGING SUMMARY: Conference attendees will have the opportunity to take a training course on leadership training. SHRM/HRCI and other credits offered. You’ll receive an overview of the training and instructions on how to register.
A CONVERSATION WITH: Nancy McCartney, Owner, McCartney Resources
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2020 MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 1 – I4 TECHNOLOGY DRIVING SMART FACTORIES 10:30 AM — SESSION #3 SPRINTING TO KEEP UP WITH TECHNOLOGY: SCRA FUELS THE INNOVATION ECONOMY SUMMARY: SCRA brings together the key players in innovation to support the advanced manufacturing and materials sectors, and facilitates collaboration between the state’s manufacturing powerhouses, emerging companies and academia. Hear how their mission leads to growth.
SMART MANUFACTURING AND BEST PRACTICES LEARNED FROM MULTIPLE DEPLOYMENTS SUMMARY: As manufacturers start Industry 4.0 deployments, they should carefully consider best practices and lessons learned. Avoid falling into the “Proof of Concept Purgatory.” Instead deliver an ROI during each stage of deployment. Delays in implementation delay savings. Learn what NOT to do.
SPEAKER: Richard Phillips, Director, Smart Manufacturing Solutions, Polytron
12:00 PM — SESSION #5
A CONVERSATION WITH: Bob Quinn, Executive Director, SC Research Authority
INDUSTRY 4.0 TECHNOLOGY ON THE PLANT FLOOR SUMMARY: Industry 4.0 refers to a wide range of new technologies that are increasingly prevalent on today’s Smart Manufacturing factory floors. Front-line execs share info about how they have incorporated some of that technology.
TOPICS TO DISCUSS: Incorporating Predictive Analytics, with Kyle Hodges, Control Engineer, MTU Rolls Royce Leveraging Robotics in Advanced Manufacturing, with Bogdon Ilie, Vice President, Nephron Pharmaceuticals
AEROSPACE ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY: THE SC COUNCIL ON COMPETITIVENESS FOSTERS VARIETY OF INDUSTRY CLUSTERS SUMMARY: The Council manages the state’s industry clusters and provides the research and resources they need to thrive. How is it accomplished? You will also receive an overview of the Aerospace Economic Impact Study.
A CONVERSATION WITH: Susie Shannon, The Council
SPONSOR:
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11:15 AM — SESSION #4 THE DAWN OF THE SMART FACTORY: ADVANCED AUTOMATION IN FACTORIES OF THE FUTURE SUMMARY: Fast-changing, disruptive technologies are hitting manufacturing facilities like a cyclone and profoundly changing industrial production. What will the factory of the future look like with respect to its structure, technologies and processes? Watch and imagine.
SPEAKER: Kai Woerner, VP and Technical Plant Mgr., Robert Bosch
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OUTLOOK FOR THE AEROSPACE CLUSTER SUMMARY: The diverse aerospace cluster has been one of the fastest growing industries in South Carolina. Is it still growing? What is the outlook? Results of the study will be presented for the first time at the conference.
PRESENTER: Joey Von Nessen, Research Economist, Darla Moore School
INDUSTRY REACTION Steve Townes, CEO, Ranger Aerospace and President, ACL Airshop
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2020 MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 1 – I4 TECHNOLOGY DRIVING SMART FACTORIES 1:30 PM — SESSION #7
1:00 PM — SESSION #6 THE COUNCIL’S CLUSTER MODEL: COLLABORATION PRODUCES INNOVATION SUMMARY: Clusters allow companies to be more innovative and productive by providing access to a shared pool of specialized resources. Discover how exactly that works. Moderated by Susie Shannon, President, SC Council on Competitiveness
PANELISTS: Don Myers, Director of Aerospace Sales, Toray Composites and Chair, SC Aerospace Advisory Board Dave Edwards, President and CEO, GSP International Airport and Chair, SC Logistics Executive Committee Kim Christ, SC Cyber Director, SC Tech Suzanne Dickerson, Alliance Director, SC Fraunhofer USA
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INDUSTRY 4.0: TRENDING TOPICS SUMMARY: TOPIC #1: Robotics and sensors for Human Well-bing Venkat Krovi, Michelin Endowed Chair of Vehicle Automation, Clemson University International Center for Automated Research
TOPIC #2: Driving Zero-Downtime with Predictive Maintenance Tyrone Ellis, Enterprise Director, Global Engineering Excellence, Trane Technologies Mo Abuali, Managing Partner, IoTco
TOPIC #3: Machine Vision with Deep Learning Gus Collins, Managing Engineer, JTEKT Scott Tobey, CEO, FSI Advanced Research
SPONSOR: Available
The state’s first applied bachelor’s degree at a two-year institution is now available at Greenville Technical College.
The Bachelor in Applied Science in Advanced Manufacturing Technology prepares graduates for technical and managerial positions in the growing global manufacturing sector, which drives South Carolina’s economic strength. Technicians with plans to advance can build on their associate degree, adding two more years of education at Greenville Tech’s very affordable rates. Visit www.gvltec.edu/advanced-manufacturing/.
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2020 MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 1 – I4 TECHNOLOGY DRIVING SMART FACTORIES 3:00 PM — SESSION #8
SPONSOR:
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: AUTO INDUSTRY SUMMARY: How much has the industry been damaged because of the recent shutdown? Is it rebounding? What does the future hold?
3:30 PM — SIGN OFF
PRESENTER: Kevin Roberts, Global Automation Sr. Analyst, E&Y
2020 MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 2 – BUILDING AN I4 WORKFORCE: FINDING. TRAINING. RETAINING. 9:00 AM — SESSION #1 OPENING KEYNOTE: THE CONNECTED INDUSTRIAL WORKPLACE OF TOMORROW SUMMARY: Manufacturers are adopting innovative technologies and digitizing processes to become more efficient. As a result, companies are upskilling existing employees and looking for new skills when filling roles. Learn about new technologies that are gaining traction and the type of talent needed to manage the technologies.
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BUILDING A NEXT-GENERATION WORKFORCE: LEVERAGING RECRUITING AND TRAINING SOLUTIONS SUMMARY: From no-cost consulting to tax incentives for companies that invest in new equipment and/or technology, help is there. You just need to know where to look for it. Hear from HR executives who have found the assistance they need.
A CONVERSATION WITH: David Taylor, Human Resources Mgr., New Indy Arjonetta Gaillard, Apprenticeship Coordinator, MTU America
Jonathan Weiss, VP, Emerging Technologies, Software AG
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10:15 AM — SESSION #3
9:30 AM — SESSION #2 BUILDING A NEXT-GENERATION WORKFORCE: EMBRACING MODERN-DAY APPRENTICESHIPS SUMMARY: Increasingly, advanced manufacturing companies are turning to apprenticeship to develop, grow and retain a skilled workforce. Modern-day programs can combat a variety of workforce challenges.
A CONVERSATION WITH: Dr. Amy Firestone, Vice President, Apprenticeship Carolina
SPONSOR:
LOGISTICS: THE SC ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY SUMMARY: Logistics is one of the largest and fastest growing industry clusters in South Carolina. The recently completed impact study shows just how important it is to the state’s economy.
PRESENTER: Taylor Jackson, Director, SC Logistics
INDUSTRY REACTION: Dave Edwards, CEO, GSP International Airport and Chair of SC Logistics Executive Committee
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2020 MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 2 – BUILDING AN I4 WORKFORCE: FINDING. TRAINING. RETAINING. 11:00 AM — SESSION #4 KEYNOTE: LOOKING AHEAD - MANUFACTURING TRENDS AND WHAT’S ON THE HORIZON
SPEAKER: Dr. Tim Hardee, President, SC Technical College System
SPONSORS:
SUMMARY: A one-time executive at BMW Plant Spartanburg, Hitt will provide his unique insight into the direction of the industry in South Carolina.
12:00 PM — SESSION #5
SPEAKER: SC Secretary of Commerce, Bobby Hitt
SPONSOR:
MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE AWARDS SUMMARY: A variety of excellence awards will be handed out at the 23rd annual event, including the Lifetime Achievement Award.
KEYNOTE: LOOKING AHEAD; PLANNING SUPPORT SUMMARY: As new higher-tech skills are required of manufacturing employees, the tech college system is poised to meet the training demands of workers and manufacturers in South Carolina.
PRESENTER: Chuck Spangler, CEO, SC Manufacturing Extension Partnership
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2020 MANUFACTURING CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 2 – BUILDING AN I4 WORKFORCE: FINDING. TRAINING. RETAINING. 2:00 PM — SESSION #7
1:00 PM — SESSION #6 WOMEN IN MANUFACTURING: LEADERS, INFLUENCERS
CLOSING KEYNOTE: THE FUTURE OF MANUFACTURING IN SOUTH CAROLINA
SUMMARY:
SPEAKER:
Women make up only 29% of the manufacturing workforce. However, the industry’s attitude toward recruiting and promoting women has been changing and the gender gap is narrowing. Four executive women will share their past experiences and their hope for the future.
SC Gov. Henry McMaster
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MODERATOR: Catherine Hayes. Manufacturing Industry Mgr., SCRA
PANELISTS: Kristen Blanchard, VP, Corporate Affairs, Nutramax Laboratories Laura Buccanfuso, Founder and CEO, Van Robotics Nicole Johnson, Co-Owner, Director of Sales, BOYD Cycling Meg Lanza, Director of Technical Functions, Bosch Charleston
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2:30 PM — SESSION #8 BREAKING NEWS: Boeing moves all dreamliner production to South Carolina: Industry reaction.
SIGN OFF
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FANUC America
Nephron
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Field Force Workplace Solutions
AIRSYS
Forceone Solutions
Ambrell Induction Heating Solutions
FSI Advanced Research
AMBAC International
Fusion3 3D Printers
AMECO American Services, Inc. Anderson University ATCO Industries Inc.
B Bausch + Lomb BELFOR Property Restoration BL Harbert International Blue Ridge Thermoforming BlueCross BlueShield Burr and Forman, LLP
C Carolina IAQ Centimark Corporation Charleston Southern Choate Construction
G Gemba Systems Inc. Greenville Chamber of Commerce Greenville Technical College
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P Panel Built Inc.
R Red Iron Brand Solutions LLC
H Hannah Solar Government Services Harper General Contractors Hill Electric HRP
I IH Services Insulated Roofing Contractors Integrity Staffing Solutions Izumi International
REI Automation Renfrow Industrial Resource Manufacturing Rhino Tool House Roebuck
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Composite Resources
Lander University
Segra
Leader’s Imago, LLC
Sika Industrial Flooring
LS3P
Skyline Exhibits & Designs
Colite Internatinal
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South Carolina Youth Apprenticeship Readiness Initiative
Mathis Electronics
Southern Industrial Constructors, Inc.
Maysteel Porters
SouthStar Capital
Maxis Advisors
Springfield Manufacturing, Inc.
Mueller Die Cut Solutions
Sunland Logistics Synterra Corporation
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Veterans Ascend
TCW, Inc. Terracon Consultants, Inc. The 5S Store
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W.M. Jordan Company
THS Constructors
Watson Electrical Construction Co. LLC
Tooling U-SME Toray Advanced Composites Tree Brand Packaging Tuffaloy Products, Inc.
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Waypost Marketing Wild Dunes Resort WIN Learning Women in Manufacturing
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