Originally published by:Aerospace Manufacturing
M4S Take

Practical focus: Participants will learn about leveraging innovation, data, and strategic planning to improve productivity.

  • Core topics: Workforce development, supply chain resilience, automation, smart factory technology, operational efficiency, and sustainability initiatives.
  • Featured speaker: Michael Herman, Vice President Sales at BIG DAISHOWA Inc. in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, brings over 40 years of experience, including 14 years at the company.
  • Strategic outcome: Attendees will gain knowledge on building agile, future-ready manufacturing organizations focused on long-term growth and operational success.

Manufacturing executives will convene on October 28 at 12 p.m. ET for the Leaders in Manufacturing Roundtable, a webinar aimed squarely at the operational questions occupying plant managers and engineering leaders right now.

What's on the agenda

The discussion spans six areas: workforce development, supply chain resilience, automation, smart factory technology, operational efficiency, and sustainability initiatives. That's a broad slate, but the through-line is practical — participants will hear how leading manufacturers are leveraging innovation, data, and strategic planning to improve productivity in a market that keeps moving.

The event will also provide insights on navigating economic pressures and adopting emerging technologies, two challenges that rarely arrive separately. Attendees can expect perspectives on building agile, future-ready manufacturing organizations, with the roundtable's focus on long-term growth and operational success rather than short-term fixes.

Speaker highlight: Michael Herman

Among the executives taking part is Michael Herman, Vice President Sales at BIG DAISHOWA Inc. in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.

Herman brings more than 40 years of experience to the conversation, including 14 years at BIG DAISHOWA Inc. — the kind of tenure that tends to produce useful, hard-won perspective rather than slideware.

Why it matters

Roundtables live or die on the specificity of their speakers. With topics ranging from smart factory technology to supply chain resilience, and a speaker roster anchored by decades of industry experience, the October 28 session at 12 p.m. ET is positioned as a working session for professionals planning their next moves in automation, workforce strategy, and operational efficiency.

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