AutoVision Conference 2017
Now in its third year, AutoVision hosted by the Kentucky Automotive Industry Association, will be held from Aug. 7-8 at the Griffin Gate Marriott in Lexington.
The conference will address issues facing the auto industry, including a growing focus on autonomous technology, fuel-efficiency standards, a proposed border adjustment tax and innovative new workforce strategies.
The conference will feature a multitude of networking and matchmaking opportunities for parts suppliers and OEMs within the automotive sector, as well as public discussions featuring top industry executives and experts that will help attendees position themselves and their companies for future success.
Autonomous technology and its growing presence within the auto industry will be a focal point at the conference with a panel discussion on the topic. In addition, there will be a discussion on the changing automotive landscape. There will be numerous industry leaders who will be on hand to share their knowledge, experiences and views for the future.
AutoVision this year offers additional networking opportunities, including a tour of the new Bluegrass Community and Technical College training center and of the new Creform Material Handling Systems facility in Georgetown, lunch at Country Boy Brewing’s new operation in Scott County, and the Mubea-sponsored DinnerView reception and dinner, which requires separate registration.
The event’s breakout sessions will focus on workforce initiatives, a Soft Skills Boot Camp, financial benefits of using renewable resources and leveraging efficient-vehicle R&D.
Tickets may be purchased at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/autovision-conference-2017-tickets-33491962361.
