Industry Talk - Manufacturing
Wednesday 17th of March
3-5pm (GMT-5) // 4-6pm (EST)
Language: English
From big data analytics to advanced robotics and the Internet Of Things (IOT), manufacturing technologies are seeing unprecedented transformation. And, as we start 2021, the continuing COVID-19 pandemic has only accelerated its adoption. We are now already starting to embrace Industry 5.0, focused on connecting humans and machines (smart systems).
In this Industry Talk, we will exchange around our biggest technological challenges as 2021 begins and our outlook for the upcoming months. We will leverage the Collective Intelligence of our community as we prepare to make our next moves as Industry Leaders.
Hosts
Carlos Kempff - International Business Partner of Executive Forums in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
He is an experienced CEO with a demonstrated successful history of over 20 years in several agribusiness, real estate, urban development and management consulting services companies. He has directed multinational companies and business units and also participated in several Board of Directors and Executive Committees.
His expertise lies in business planning and corporate strategy, negotiation, analytical skills, international business and general management.
He has founded several companies in very different sectors: industrial distribution, real estate, cattle breeding, restaurants, trade inspection and others.
Tony brings nearly 50 years of leadership and management experience to Renaissance EXECUTIVE FORUMS. He has been the CEO / Owner of three separate companies and was the driving force in the turnaround of various companies.
Tony began his business career at Arthur Andersen, with emphasis on small and medium sized companies. For fourteen years, Tony held senior controller positions with The Associates Corporation. This included the Corporate Controller for their Commercial Financing entity with six separate divisions and over $1 billion in assets. Prior to acquiring EXECUTIVE FORUMS - Northern Indiana, Tony focused on the turnaround of twelve separate companies with sales between $1 million and $50 million in manufacturing, service, technical and retail industries.