CabinetMaker+FDM - September 2010

LIVE, ONLINE, FREE-TO-ATTEND PRESENTATIONS for Woodworking Industry Professionals.

Visit www.WATTevents.com to register now and learn more.

Save the Date: November 18, 2010

CabinetMaker+FDM announces its first virtual, interactive e-vent dedicated to woodworking industry professionals.

WHAT IS A “VIRTUAL E-VEN T”?

A one-day online, live event featuring five educational sessions and • networking opportunities for woodworking industry professionals. The free event takes place in a virtual environment on the Internet and attendees can enter and leave as their schedules allow.

UNIQUE FEATURES

One-day live, online event with a 90-day archive •
Five educational presentations by woodworking industry experts •
featuring live Q&A sessions
Networking lounge for one-to-one interaction with peers and •
association members
Virtual sponsor booths where suppliers share product information •
and live chat with event attendees

AT TENDEE BENEFI TS

Cost-effective, time-efficient platform. •;Free to attend and no travel required. Attendees can enter and leave the event as their schedules allow.

Networking opportunities. •;Interact LIVE with wood products manufacturers and suppliers from across North America.

Information sharing. •;Visit with suppliers at virtual booths and download educational material such as PDF’s, brochures, white papers, videos/podcasts, webinars and links to your own personal virtual briefcase.

Fun! •;Meet new people and register for a chance to win prizes.

Can’t make the CabinetMaker+FDM Woodworking Business E-vent? No problem. Register now and access the archived educational sessions for up to 90 days after the live event on November 18.

Learn more by taking the “virtual tour” on www.WATTevents.com.

PRESENTATIONS + SPEAKERS

Featured Presentation:

WHAT CAN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZE SHOPS LEARN FROM LEAN?

Moderator: William Sampson, editor of CabinetMaker+FDM magazine

Panelists: Carl Spencer, Gero Sassenberg Some shop owners mistakenly believe lean manufacturing is only for big factory operations. Three experts, including an active award-winning shop owner, show how even small to medium-size shops can benefit from lean principles and dramatically boost their productivity.