The Equipment and Tool Institute (ETI) will present its 2018 ToolTech event April 30 – May 3 at Loews Ventana Canyon in Tucson, Ariz.
”It’s no secret that the automotive industry is ever-changing,” notes the ETI. “While the purpose of vehicles remains the same – getting from point A to point B -- advanced technologies and consumer demand play a major role in the cars on the road today and what systems tomorrow’s cars will include.”
Attendee opportunities at ToolTech include networking with industry peers, meetings with potential customers and presentations by industry leaders.
Early registration for a full access pass is $695 per person. After April 1, the registration fee will be $749. Click here for hotel information.
ETI will present:
* Economic outlook speaker William Strauss,senior economist and economic advisor for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
* Legislative update speaker Chris Gardner, vice president, programs and member services, member satisfaction, AASA
* Automotive technology trends speaker Mark Seng, HIS Markit, global aftermarket practice leader - automotive
ETI member companies can request prearranged, private, closed door meetings with specific OEM personnel, ETI companies, automotive service providers, manufacturers, distributors, and others. “This is your opportunity to meet with key people in the industry, introduce your company, and discuss your products and services,” says ETI.
ETI also will have a company spotlight happy hour at ToolTech at which exhibitors have the opportunity to display their products and services to attendees, speakers and industry guests. Additional networking opportunities include an opening reception, closing dinner, lunches and the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) meeting on Monday, April 30.
“Emerging technologies are changing the landscape of the automotive industry as we know it and vehicles are developing into more intelligent, sophisticated machines,” says the ETI. “These advances impact the way the automotive industry operates. New features and technologies including infotainment, advanced safety systems, self-driving systems, fuel cells, security, and the IoT (Internet of Things) are all part of a new reality that aims to make cars smarter, safer, and more enjoyable.
"Companies face new challenges every year. A successful business strategy depends on a clear vision of the future. Improve your vision at ToolTech 2018 as you network with other thought leaders about the challenges and opportunities involved with providing the right tools and equipment and maintaining the level of service our customers expect while the vehicles we support continue to grow in complexity," says the ETI.
“ToolTech focuses solely on automotive-related tool and equipment companies and the individuals at the forefront of the industry and technological advances.”
For more information, schedule of events, or to register for ToolTech 2018 click here.
