Join the East Coast Factory Innovation Roundtable on October 28 in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
What can $99 buy your offsite construction company today? Perhaps a few supplies, part of a service call, or lunch for a handful of employees. On October 28, that same $99 registration fee buys something that could last much longer: a seat at the East Coast Factory Innovation Roundtable in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, with breakfast and lunch included.
Hosted by Gary Fleisher and Jorie Wisnefski at the Inn at Lewisburg, this gathering brings factory owners, managers, production leaders, engineers, and sales professionals together to explore practical ideas for improving their businesses. Builders and developers are welcome, too, because better factory performance and better project execution depend on understanding both sides of the relationship.
Three Companies Bringing Ideas Worth Discussing
Ben Hershey of 4Ward Solutions will bring his factory management perspective to the discussion. For companies looking at their operations and wondering where improvements should begin, this is an opportunity to ask questions about the challenges that show up between the morning production meeting and the last unit moving down the line.
Max Quinn and Blaine Comeiore of Ground Up will introduce their company’s approach and tools for the offsite industry. Attendees can explore where those tools might fit their businesses, ask how they work, and discuss what adopting something new would mean for their teams.
Daryl Snader, Heath Sartini, and Eric Scott of Uni-Frame Carriers will discuss a system that integrates the transportation function into the module’s permanent structure. The first public demonstration carrying a full module is planned for the Roundtable, giving attendees a chance to connect the explanation with something they can see.
Bring Your Questions—and Your People
The Roundtable is designed around conversation, with short presentations and extended opportunities for questions. If you have ever listened to a speaker and wished you could spend another twenty minutes asking how an idea would work inside your own factory, you understand the value of this format.
It also helps to bring someone who sees your operation differently. Your production manager may ask about workflow, your engineer may consider integration, and your sales manager may think about explaining the benefits to builders. Those conversations can continue long after everyone returns home.
Registration is $99 each for up to four attendees. Breakfast will be available until 9:00 a.m., and lunch is included. With October 28 approaching, now is the time to reserve your seats and decide which questions you want answered.
Gary’s Observation
I have always believed one useful conversation can justify the time it takes to get into the room. Sometimes it introduces a new solution. Sometimes it helps you recognize a problem you have been working around for years. Sometimes it simply connects you with someone who understands exactly what you are facing.
For $99, you can learn, compare notes, and return to your company with fresh ideas. I hope you will join us in Lewisburg.
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