Knowledge Sharing Integral to Industry’s Recovery
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Present at TAPPICon 2021. Submit your abstract before October 12, 2020
Now, more than ever, knowledge sharing is an integral component in the industry’s recovery from the unprecedented COVID-19 global crisis. TAPPICon 2021, April 25-28 in Atlanta, GA, brings together the top minds in the industry to share their latest advancements and technologies as well as to discuss current issues and future strategies.
This global event focuses on critical areas impacting key industry segments including paper, tissue, nonwovens, maintenance/reliability, and recycling, and also includes a Women’s Summit. The Conference offers attendees the unique opportunity to experience a comprehensive technical program, multiple networking events and expanded exhibits – at one time, in one location, in a safe environment.
“The health and safety of our speakers, attendees and exhibitors is the number one priority for TAPPI. We are currently creating comprehensive protocols, and working with the venue, to ensure all necessary steps are taken to safely provide for each attendee’s well-being,” indicated Tyler Mast, TAPPI Division Manager.
You can be an integral part of this exciting event as a speaker. Share your recent technical success, new technology, or case study by submitting an abstract before the October 12th deadline. Your expertise and knowledge can make a difference in the future success of the industry.
We’re reviewing abstracts in the following areas:
- Coating and Graphic Arts
- Nonwovens
- Paper and Board
- Papermaking Additives
- Papermaking Fundamentals
- PIMA Management
- Process Control
- Recycled Paperboard
- Tissue
View the Invitation to Present for specific topics of interest within each area. The abstract submittal deadline is October 12, 2020 and should be uploaded to the TAPPI Speaker Management System.
TAPPI is implementing specific protocols to help ensure your health and safety. For questions about TAPPICon 2021, please visit TAPPICon.org or contact Tyler Mast or 770-209-7345.
