NFPA’s 2022 Annual Conference facilitated the networking and educational sessions needed to equip our members for the year ahead in the fluid power industry. More than 250 members from 140 companies attended this year’s conference in Phoenix, Arizona. While there, they had the opportunity to learn from expert speakers, network with industry peers and enjoy some friendly competition at the NFPA Foundation Golf Fundraiser.
The conference schedule included presentations about electrification’s role in our industry, supply chain disruption, digital strategy, executive wellness and more. Other conference highlights included a productive Board of Directors meeting, a great turnout for the Future Leaders presentation and valuable networking events.
Continue expanding your NFPA benefits by saving the date for the Industry and Economic Outlook Conference (IEOC), August 16 & 17, 2022 at the Westin Chicago Northwest. The IEOC will offer more insightful speakers, networking opportunities and ways to get the most of your membership. Registration will open in spring.
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