2023 Industry & Economic Outlook Conference
August 15-16, 2023
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NFPA’s 2023 Industry and Economic Outlook Conference is slated to offer an enriching experience to connect with key industry players as well as learn from some of the brightest minds in economics. Plan your networking in advanced with the See Who’s Coming list.
Don’t forget to consider registering for the NFPA Foundation Golf Fundraiser! Thanks to the generosity and efforts of companies and individuals in the fluid power industry, the NFPA Foundation’s workforce development initiatives have impacted thousands of students at all grade levels across the country through education programs, scholarships and opportunities that support educators and schools.
For additional details on the event schedule, visibility opportunities and more, visit the IEOC website.
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