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Manufacturers, schools and colleges urged to sign up to free 'Future of Manufacturing' event

Manufacturers, schools and colleges are being urged to sign up for a free conference being run by EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, in partnership with Siemens, at the Hilton Hotel in Liverpool on 25th June. 

The one day event will focus on skills, diversity and attracting more science, technology, engineering and maths students, as well as tackling the key issues facing manufacturing and engineering companies as they emerge from the recession. It will pull together industry experts and business leaders to debate the future of manufacturing, the challenges and opportunities of 'Make it Britain' and how Britain can secure the world-class skills and talent required for manufacturing growth to carry on at a pace.

The event is part of the prestigious International Festival for Business, which will put Britain on the world stage, showcasing the strength and the diversity of its businesses and skills.

Darrell Matthews, North West Region Director at EEF, says: "The IFB will be bringing the world to Liverpool and we want to ensure that our sector makes the most of this golden opportunity. Our event with Siemens will be the flagship of Manufacturing, Science and Technology Week at the IFB and I would urge anyone interested in our sector to sign up and get involved."

To attend the free conference or to find out more, visit: www.eef.org.uk/ifb

For more information, please contact:

Jo Ganly
Head of PR
EEF, the manufacturers' organisation
Broadway House
Tothill Street
London
SW1H 9NQ
Tel:  020 7654 1530 (direct dial)
Email: jganly@eef.org.uk
Web:  www.eef.org.uk

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