AEM Annual Conference Slated Nov. 13-15 In Coachella Valley
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Ms. Murray notes, “The introduction of computers, e-mail, and digital workflows in the early to late 1990s transformed our business into working with speed and ef- ficiency that compared to no other time.” TPC continued production during the COVID-19 pan- demic with careful precautions, which Ms. Murray de- scribes as “the most significant challenge of our lifetimes from a personal and business perspective.” In addition to their business success, the Schmissrauter family has made significant contributions to their commu- nity. After losing their parents in 2000, they established the Schmissrauter Cancer Resource Center at CHI Memo- rial Hospital, providing support for patients recently diag- nosed with cancer. They also set up a family fund at the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga, enabling them to support local initiatives directly. Looking ahead, TPC Packaging continues to pursue ambitious growth. A recently completed 60,000-square- foot addition to their facility will house their rigid box divi- sion, digital enhancement fulfillment services, and special- ty packaging production. Reflecting on a century of achievements, Ms. Murray remains focused on the future: “We continue to grow, de- velop new technologies, and never stop thinking forward to the next opportunity.” For more information, visit paperbox.org .
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers announced plans to make their Annual Conference the biggest and best one yet. Set for November 13-15 at the Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa in Indian Wells, California, the 2024 edition of the AEM Annual Conference will focus on the Pulse of the Industry and celebrate the rhythms and beats of the cutting-edge advancements, trends, and innovations that form the heartbeat of equipment manufacturing. “We encourage AEM member executives to join their peers for the industry event of the year, in a dynamic at- mosphere of music and artistic expression of the Coach- ella Valley, where they can discover new opportunities for collaboration, networking, and growth,” said AEM Senior Director of Education Programs Helen Horner. “The AEM Annual Conference is truly a one-of-a-kind experience, and we’re excited to once again bring togeth- er best-in-class content and education to help our mem- bers prepare for the new landscape our industry faces.” Arminda Ascano, Chief Futurist at Trend Hunter, will speak on microgeneration and artificial intelligence (AI). Visit aem.org/annual to learn more about the upcom- ing conference and sign up for alerts to keep up-to-date on any new information.
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