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Charlotte Motor Speedway • Concord
November 1, 2018

GENERAL REGISTRATION BEGINS AUGUST 22, 2018
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February 14, 2019
McKimmon Center
Raleigh, NC

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Register Now for the 2018 NCMA Annual Meeting

The 2018 Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Manufacturers Alliance will take place at the Chetola Resort in Blowing Rock, North Carolina, on September 17 and 18, 2018.  Please take a few minutes today to register.

The registration fee for NCMA members is $335 ($385 if registration is received after September 7). The guest registration fee is $75. There is no fee for guests who are prospective NCMA members.  Please contact Preston Howard at NCMA if you plan to bring a prospective member as a guest.  Registration fees cover all meals, breaks, reception, and meeting materials.

 

 

The North Carolina Manufacturers Alliance announces our 2018 Annual Meeting for Members, Business Partners and invited guests.

Our agenda is packed with a distinguished slate of presenters discussing issues of importance to your company and North Carolina manufacturers in general. Our luncheon speaker for Monday, September 17th will be the Honorable Cherie Berry, NC’s Commissioner of Labor. Our dinner speaker for the evening of the 17th will be NCDEQ Secretary, Michael Regan.

Attendees can expect an overview of the political landscape in North Carolina and possibly a prognosis for the November elections by Jonathan Kappler of the Free Enterprise Foundation. Bill McCauley of PSNC Energy and Phillip Grigsby of Duke Energy will provide updates on their respective companies’ plans for expansion of natural gas infrastructure in North Carolina. Deputy Commission of Labor Kevin Beauregard, Division of Water Resources Director Linda Culpepper and Division of Waste Management Director Michael Scott will provide updates and insights into their programs too.

About the Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting will begin at 10 AM on September 17th and conclude around noon on September 18th.   Monday’s agenda will begin with the annual business session, during which we will review our progress on the 2018 priorities which were established at last year’s annual meeting; and establish our 2019 priorities.

NCMA will host a reception and dinner Monday evening for all attendees, with the reception beginning at 6:00 PM and dinner beginning at 7:00 PM.

Sponsorship Opportunities are Available

If your company would like to be a sponsor for the NCMA Annual Meeting, please contact Preston Howard at NCMA (cell 919-740-8834 / email preston.howard@myNCMA.org).

 

 

EEHS School 2018 was a lot of fun! And educational. If you attended this year, we sincerely hope you had a great experience. If you didn't attend, check out our recap video "In Case You Missed it". Then go ahead hold August 5 & 6, 2019 for the 18th Annual EEHS School. Next August will be here before you know it.

EEHS School • In Case You Missed It

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NCMA is a non-profit association representing the interests of North Carolina manufacturing industries before the North Carolina General Assembly and state regulatory agencies on environmental, health, safety, energy, worker's compensation, and tax issues.

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