In the face of global economic uncertainty, rapid tech innovation, and workforce transformation, the "connected worker" has emerged as a key enabler of manufacturing resilience, agility, and productivity. The Connected Worker: Manufacturing Summit is the only event in North America that addresses how to achieve the next frontier of digital manufacturing by empowering workers with technologies that bridge the skills gap, drive plant efficiency, and deliver bottom-line results.
The 4th Annual Connected Worker: Manufacturing Summit will bring together 75+ speakers and over 300 digital and operations leaders to share insights on the connected worker strategies and technologies that can help you navigate an ever-changing business environment.
Todd Buchholz, Former White House Director of Economic Policy, Bestselling Author, Renowned Economist
Tariffs, Trade Wars, and the Factory Floor: The Real Impact on U.S. Manufacturing
Join Todd Buchholz, one of the world’s most engaging economic minds, as he unpacks the profound and unexpected effects of tariffs on U.S. manufacturing operations. Drawing from his experience at the White House and Wall Street, Buchholz will peel back the layers on how tariff policy is reshaping operations—from raw material costs and automation investments to international competitiveness and workforce strategy.
Our attendees are looking for solutions to help them develop the next frontier of digital manufacturing by empowering workers with technologies that close the skills gap, build supply chain resilience, improve plant efficiency, and reduce costs.