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Get ready for the biggest ‘MADE in New Jersey’ Manufacturing Day yet

Mark your calendars for Oct. 4 as the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program gears up to host the most anticipated “MADE in New Jersey” Manufacturing Day event to date. This year’s event is set to bring together the largest gathering of industry leaders, innovators and professionals on the East Coast to celebrate and showcase the strength, diversity and future of manufacturing in the Garden State. Unique to this year’s event, we’re shifting our focus to South Jersey manufacturing, with a host of unique region-specific breakout sessions, awards and new and exclusive discounts for South Jersey manufacturers that choose to attend!

Why you can’t miss this year’s event

The 12th annual “MADE in N.J.” Manufacturing Day promises to be a game-changer for the industry. As the East Coast’s largest manufacturing networking event, it’s your chance to connect with over a thousand professionals, explore cutting-edge technologies and participate in discussions that are shaping the future of manufacturing in New Jersey. This event is more than just a celebration — it’s a strategic opportunity to grow your business, learn from industry influencers and insiders and contribute to the event as a sponsor or as part of the “MADE in N.J.” Program Showcase!

What to expect at the 2024 ‘MADE in N.J.’ Manufacturing Day

Networking & exhibits

The day will kick off with ample time for networking and exploring a diverse range of exhibitors. This year’s showcase will be bigger than ever, featuring over 60 businesses and an expanded “MADE in N.J.” product display. From military-grade technology to innovative consumer products, the exhibits will highlight the vast capabilities of New Jersey manufacturers. Similarly, throughout the iPlay America exhibition hall, attendees also will have the chance to engage with HAAS PLC-powered CNC machines, robotic arms, 3D printers and augmented reality ARC welding machines that are supplied by NJMEP’s mobile training center.

Opening remarks & keynote speakers

NJMEP’s CEO, Peter Connolly, will set the tone for the day’s festivities with opening remarks. Hear from key leaders about the state of manufacturing in New Jersey with a special focus on the revitalization efforts in South Jersey. These industry leaders will share insights into the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing the manufacturing sector.

Exciting Manufacturing Day award ceremonies

This year’s “MADE in N.J.” Manufacturing Day Awards will honor the innovators, leaders and rising stars who are making a difference in the industry, along with celebrating the new South Jersey Manufacturing Honor Roll awards. Whether you’re vying for the prestigious Manufacturer of the Year title or looking to celebrate your peers, these awards are a highlight of the event.

Engaging breakout sessions & discussions

Dive deep into critical industry topics with several rounds of breakout sessions designed to address the most pressing issues facing manufacturers today. From Industry 4.0 topics to veteran engagement and sales strategies to legislative topics, these sessions will provide actionable insights and information that you can implement in your own operations.

Signature cocktails & robotics showcase

After an informative morning, attendees can unwind with “MADE in N.J.” Manufacturing Day signature cocktails and beers from top New Jersey distilleries and breweries. But the excitement doesn’t stop there — this year’s live robotics showcase, featuring teams from local New Jersey high schools, will dazzle you with their innovative designs and exciting competition as part of the FIRST Robotics League.

Final awards & closing sessions

The day will culminate with the much-anticipated “MADE in N.J.” Manufacturer of the Year Awards, recognizing excellence in small, medium and large manufacturing categories. Following the awards, the final breakout sessions will cover topics like Women in Manufacturing, Cost Savings Best Practices, Workforce Solutions, and South Jersey Manufacturing Community Development.

The value of attending

Attending “MADE in N.J.” Manufacturing Day is not just about celebrating the industry — it’s about continuing to drive manufacturing forward. This event offers unparalleled opportunities to connect with industry peers, learn from thought leaders and gain exposure to new ideas and technologies that can transform your business. Whether you’re a seasoned professional there to learn and engage, or new to the industry, or if you’re a business looking for vast exposure potential in the sector, there’s something for everyone at this year’s event.

Join us in celebrating all things manufacturing

As we approach the 12th annual “MADE in N.J.” Manufacturing Day, the event continues to grow, reflecting the expanding impact of New Jersey’s manufacturing sector. It’s a day to celebrate our past achievements, but, more importantly, to look ahead at the innovations and collaborations that will shape the future of manufacturing in the Garden State.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to be part of something bigger and to celebrate all things manufacturing. Register now and explore sponsorship opportunities to elevate your brand at an event that brings nearly a thousand industry professionals together.

See you on Oct. 4 at iPlay America in Freehold — where the future of manufacturing meets today’s innovators!

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