Wondering who attended our most recent Connected Worker: Manufacturing Summit? Download the sample attendee list for a glimpse of who could be joining you on October 14-16 in Chicago. 

Our attendees are decision-makers, innovators, and experts responsible for optimizing operations, enhancing workforce efficiency, and driving digital transformation.

They come from leading manufacturing companies, looking for solutions to pressing challenges such as:

• Moving from connected worker to connected workforce – Scaling digital solutions beyond individual workers to create a fully integrated and collaborative environment.
• Reducing risk in hazardous conditions – Leveraging connected safety management to enhance workplace safety and minimize operational risks.
• Improving efficiencies and consistency – Utilizing remote operations to streamline workflows and ensure standardized processes across manufacturing sites.
• Enhancing maintenance and inspections – Implementing connected worker technology to optimize asset reliability and reduce downtime.

At The Connected Worker: Manufacturing Summit you'll lead discussions, showcase your tech and make valuable contacts as an event sponsor. Attendees are tasked with navigating the shift to smart factories and are looking for the latest smart manufacturing solutions including wearable technology, augmented reality, workforce analytics, asset tracking, mobile learning and more.

To find out more about hoe you can connect with our senior manufacturing leaders, get your copy of the The Connected Worker: Manufacturing Summit prospectus today.

"The Connected Worker Summit is one of my favorite events of the year because it perfectly meshes innovative technology and the workforce. Technology alone is not a competitive edge and the Connected Worker’s sessions help bring tangible ideas on how to support digital transformation and implementation of critical technologies, while also considering the need for a talented workforce." - Director Workforce Programs, MxD

The Connected Worker Series welcomed over 500 digital and operational leaders in 2023 for interactive discussions, debate and creative thinking to understand how to deploy connected worker platforms and supporting technologies for measurable business benefits.

What was evident from the discussions onsite was that our leaders were facing numerous challenges as they strive to remain competitive in a dynamic and ever-changing market. With a rapidly aging workforce, attraction and retention challenges and workforce attrition, many of our attendees were looking to understand how they could use data-driven solutions to attract the next generation digital savvy workforce, capture and retain knowledge, and drive continuous improvement though a more flexible, productive and engaged workforce.

Please enjoy the series highlights in this post-event report. We hope to see you at the next one!

Every year, The Connected Worker, Chicago Summit gathers hundreds of leaders from Top 500 Manufacturing companies in North America. 

Download a Current Attendee List below, and find out job titles and companies who are attending the summit this year so far*.

*Last Updated 22 July

Boost your brand visibility and engagement at The Connected Worker, Chicago Summit through various impactful sponsorship opportunities. Each option is crafted to maximize exposure and foster positive associations with attendees.

Some of the key opportunities outlined include:

• Hosting a function. We have 6 opportunities remaining, from hosting a welcome reception to an exclusive golf partner
• Enhanced brand visibility. Options include being a hydration partner, WiFi sponsor, exclusive charging station sponsorship, and more
• Speaking, Networking, and Exhibition Packages: Tailored to meet your specific needs and objectives

Check out our other supportive documents:

Sponsorship Prospectus

Floor Plan

Current Attendee List

At The Connected Worker Summit - Chicago you'll lead discussions, showcase your tech and make valuable contacts as an event sponsor. Delegates are tackling the challenges faced whilst:

• Moving from connected worker, to connected workforce
• Reducing risk in hazardous conditions with connected safety management
• Improving efficiencies and consistency with remote operations
• Leveraging connected worker technology to improve maintenance and inspections

Our delegates are also looking for the latest technology and solutions including wearable technology, augmented reality, in-field sensors, workforce analytics, asset tracking, mobile learning and more. To find out more, get your copy of the The Connected Worker Summit agenda today, and email us at opportunities@iqpc.com with any questions.