PCI Magazine has announced that it is offering a registration deal for all coatings formulators and manufacturers - register two employees, and receive a third registration for free.
Coatings professionals who can't attend the CTT Summit in person Sept. 4-6 can register to attend five sessions that will be broadcast live during the event, and archived on the PCI website for on-demand viewing for the next 12 months. There is no charge to register.
The agenda includes four pre-conference short courses, a panel discussion on materials of concern and alternative replacements, 60 technical presentations in four tracks, and networking time with 89 tabletop exhibitors.
PCI is looking for presentations on new technologies that have been significantly tested, as well as creative new applications of existing technologies that have been discovered and can help liquid and/or powder coatings manufacturers with their formulations. The submission deadline is April 5th.
PCI has decided to completely reimagine CTT, and is excited to introduce a fully interactive virtual event platform allowing domestic and international visitors to attend and interact safely.
Paint & Coatings Industry magazine has announced that Coatings Trends & Technologies (CTT) will be transitioning to a fully virtual event that will span a four-day period in early September. CTT Virtual Week will take place September 8-11, and will explore the latest research, technology and evolving trends emerging in the coatings industry. The digital event platform will allow attendees to view conference sessions live (with Q&A), network with exhibitors via chats, message boards and networking breaks, as well as download their important product information.
CTT continues to grow every year, in both numbers and the quality of the content presented. This article lists four key takeaways from this year's event that coatings formulators won't want to miss.
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