Outlook offers attendees the opportunities to network, learn and connect with key executives in their industry. Hear real-time information, share perspectives on current trends and listen to leaders in the industry share their insights on various important topics. Attending the Outlook Conference is vital for companies looking to take their business to the next level.

Move forward in your new career…in a course designed specifically for non-engineers. Let an industry expert mentor you in nonwoven basics. Gain new skills in materials, machinery, processes, and technologies. Know how your products are manufactured. Discover what those unfamiliar terms and acronyms you’ve been hearing mean. It can happen in only 1.5 days.

The conference theme will be “Innovation for Wellness, Safety, & Sustainability” and will be dedicated to the memory of Preston Aldridge. The STRC Planning Committee is close to filling out the slate of speakers, and so far, has confirmed the following speakers and general topics: Keynote Presentation, Dr. Behnam Pourdeyhimi, PhD, Executive Director, The Nonwovens Institute, NC State University, “Covid-19 Lessons Learned? Challenges & Opportunities” Howard Malpass, Denim Dyeing Technical Service LLC, “The Simplicity of Dyeing with Foam” Mary Ankeny,…

AAPN's pro:Americas Annual Conference is a one-of-a kind networking event. It uniquely brings together CEOs, owners, and senior management from the the world class supply chains of the Americas. It is truly a Network of producers of apparel in the Americas!

Texprocess Americas, co-produced by SPESA, creates an opportunity for retail, brand, manufacturing executives, and professionals involved in the sewn products industry to meet with leading international manufacturers and distributors of machinery, equipment, parts, supplies, systems, technology, supply chain solutions, and other products and services used for the development of sewn products.

Techtextil North America assembles all vertical aspects of the technical textile industry: from research and development, through raw materials and production processes and finally ending in conversion, further treatment, and recycling.