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THE MANUFACTUR ING L EADERSH I P COMMUNITY

June 6 - 9, 2016Omni La Costa Resort & Spa

Carlsbad, CA

Manufacturing 4.0: The New Rules of Leadership

12th Annual

Manufacturing Leadership Summit

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TOP 5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND1. DEVELOP A NEW LEADERSHIP PLAYBOOK FOR Manufacturing 4.0: Be prepared for the future state of manufacturing where new rules of leadership will prevail. Gain applicable insights into successful employee engagement for a new generation.

2. ACCESS INNOVATIVE IDEAS AND EMERGING TRENDS: Feel the pulse of the manufacturing state of business while gathering ideas of the future technologies, trends and user expectations. Find solutions to real business problems by interacting with your peers and gaining a view into the future of manufacturing.

3. PLAN FOR THE FUTURE STATE: Success today depends upon a deft marriage of new business models and game-changing technologies. Get inspiration and imagine highly intelligent, agile information-driven factories and dynamic teams that can respond rapidly to change

4. LEARN THROUGH COLLABORATION: The culture of the Summit has been described as “welcoming, engaged and passionate”. Benefit from the intimate setting of the Summit, which inspires openness and sharing about the strengths and opportunities on others’ journey so far.

5. NETWORK WITH INFLUENTIAL LEADERS:Build the foundation for long-lasting relationships with world-class manufacturing professionals. Share best practices and philosophies with like-minded leaders, learning what’s working for them, why is it working and how it can work for you.

About The Manufacturing Leadership Community

EXECUTIVE PROFILE

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Snapshot of Past Participants

n Engineeringn Innovationn ITn Manufacturingn Operational Excellence

Executives seeking to learn, benchmark and share bestpractices in manufacturing excellence and innovation,including CEO, COO, CIO, Vice Presidents and Directors of:

Management

Executive (Senior Vice President, Vice President and Senior Directors)

*please note this profile is based on the 2015 ML Summit

C-Suite

51%

18%

17%14%

Other

n Operationsn Production & Designn R&Dn Supply Chain

This year's venue: Omni La Costa Resort & Spa

Omni La Costa Resort & Spa is surrounded by natural beauty and tucked away in a secludedarea of Carlsbad, California. From two championship-quality golf courses and a world-classspa experience to spacious guest rooms overlooking stunning vistas and vibrant pool areas,Omni La Costa Resort offers something for every type of traveler.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION ...

The Manufacturing Leadership Community, part of Frost & Sullivan, offers an integrated portfolio of leadership networking, information and professional development products, programs, and services for industrial executives worldwide. Our mission is to help senior executives define and shape a better future for themselves, their organizations and the industry at large. MLC’s portfolio consists of the Manufacturing Leadership Council, an invitation-only executive organization; the annual Manufacturing Leadership Summit; theManufacturing Leadership Awards program; and the Manufacturing Leadership Journal.For more information, visit us at: www.gilcommunity.com

Who Will Attend

SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE

7:15am Golf Tournament Check In

3:00pm Executive Panel and Roundtable: Open Automation Systems and Standards in Manufacturing Era

3:30pm Sponsor Workshop & Orientation5:00pm VIP Exhibit Hall Guided Tour6:00pm Welcome Networking Reception 7:30pm Manufacturing Leadership Council Dinner*

*Please note this is for Manufacturing Leadership Council Members Only.

7:15am Registration, Continental Breakfast, and Exhibition8:00am Welcome and Opening Remarks8:20am Energizing Leadership To Drive Business Transformation8:50am Navigating the Manufacturing Leadership Summit9:00am Manufacturing 4.0: From Vision to Reality 9:30am Networking, Refreshment, and Exhibition Break10:00am Building a Leadership Team for the 4.0 Era Panel10:40am Technology Briefing Sessions: Meet the Innovators

These 20-minute one-to-one targeted discussions will focus on new technologies and services that manufacturers can take advantage of to meet the specific needs of their businesses.

12:20pm Session to Session Travel Time

12:25pm Food For Thought: Networking Roundtables Hosted by Industry LeadersPractitioners and solution providers host a menu of luncheon discussions on pertinent industry issues. Dine and dish with industry experts. The list of discussion topics will be available on-site.


1:35pm INTERACTIVE – ThinkTanksThinkTank sessions employ interactive team exercises in a “roll up your sleeves” learning environment.Choose one of the following Interactive ThinkTanks:

ThinkTank 1: Devising a Manufacturing 4.0 Roadmap ThinkTank 2: The Internet of Things: Smart ProductsThinkTank 3: The Rise of Collaborative RobotsThinkTank 4: 3D Printing: Revolutionizing Product Design with

3D Printing Advancements

2:35pm Session to Session Travel Time2:45pm Are Factories of the Future Sailing into the Cyber

Perfect Storm? 3:15pm SMBs: Where do They Fit into the Manufacturing

4.0 Revolution? 3:45pm Networking, Refreshment and Exhibition Break4:15pm Trends and Recent Advances of Industrial Big Data

Analytics and Cyber Manufacturing4:45pm Challenges from the Front Lines of Manufacturing

4.0 Panel5:25pm Cocktail Reception

6:00am Early Risers Run/Walk 7:30am Continental Breakfast and Exhibition8:15am The Manufacturing Leadership Summit Reconvenes8:20am How Digital Manufacturing is Accelerating Innovation8:50am Becoming the Industrial Revolution9:20am Networking, Refreshment, and Exhibition Break9:50am The Bleeding Edge: Technologies of Tomorrow Panel10:30am Technology Briefing Sessions: Meet the Innovators

These 20-minute one-to-one targeted discussions will focus on new technologies and services that manufacturers can take advantage of to meet the specific needs of their businesses.


12:15pm Food For Thought: Networking Roundtables Hosted by Industry LeadersPractitioners and solution providers host a menu of luncheon discussions on pertinent industry issues. Dine and dish with industry experts. The list of discussion topics will be available on-site.


GALA ATTENDEES: Please make sure to stop at the Gala registrationdesk to pick up your Golden Ticket!

1:30pm INTERACTIVE – ThinkTanks

ThinkTank sessions employ interactive team exercises in a “roll up your sleeves” learning environment.Choose one of the following Interactive ThinkTanks:

ThinkTank 1: Identifying Manufacturing 4.0 Leadership SkillsThinkTank 2: The Internet of Things: Connecting the Plant FloorThinkTank 3: Deriving Value from the Intelligent EnterpriseThinkTank 4: Cloud Computing: The Future of Analytics in the Cloud


GALA ATTENDEES: This is the last chance to stop at the Gala registration desk to pick up your Golden Ticket!

2:40pm Why to Invest in an Engaged and Talented Workforce

3:10pm Networking, Refreshment, and Exhibition Break

3:40pm Manufacturing Leadership Award Insights

4:40pm 12th Annual Manufacturing Leadership Summit Concludes

Celebrate and honor the 2016 Manufacturing LeadershipAward Winners and Technology Partners for their outstandingachievements, while enjoying a fine dining experience.

6:30pm Manufacturing Leadership Awards Reception

8:00pm Manufacturing Leadership Awards Presentation and Banquet

10:30pm Manufacturing Leadership Awards Post-Gala Masquerade Ball

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SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 2016

ARRIVAL DAY

Be sure to bring plenty of business cards, relax, and be ready to meet-and-greet!

MONDAY, JUNE 6, 2016

NETWORKING DAY AND MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP COUNCIL ROUNDTABLE

TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016

GENERAL SESSION, NETWORKING AND EXHIBITION

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016

GENERAL SESSION AND MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP AWARDS

7:00pm Suggested Arrival Time Arrive Sunday to participate in Monday's Networking Activities

12th Annual Manufacturing Leadership Awards Gala

SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE

8:00am Manufacturing Leadership Council Day Breakfast

9:05am ML Council Progress Report / ML Plant Tour Review

9:30am Open Forum10:30am Networking & Refreshment Break11:00am Decision Compass Group Review12:00pm Lunch

12:45pm 2016 Critical Issues Agenda – Introduction1:00pm Critical Issues Agenda - Survey and Call Results1:30pm Critical Issues Agenda – Council Member Debate & Vote2:45pm Networking & Refreshment Break3:00pm Critical Issues Agenda – Council Member Debate

& Vote Continues

3:30pm Delivering on the New Critical Issues Agenda4:00pm 2016 Manufacturing Leadership Council

Meeting Concludes7:00pm Board of Governors Dinner*

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*For Board of Governors only.

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016

MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP COUNCIL DAY*


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BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!

The Manufacturing Leadership Council, a Frost & Sullivancompany, is the world’s foremost member-driven, global businessleadership network comprised of senior-level executives in themanufacturing sector.

Only the Manufacturing LeadershipCouncil Membership Offers:

NETWORKING WITH EXECUTIVE PEERSThe Council is made up of some of the most innovative and insightful executives from all disciplines of manufacturing. Network with experts from different functions and industry sectors, and gain insights on the cutting-edge ideas that are driving industry forward.

• Thought Leadership and Research Content • Conferences and Plant Tours

ACCESS TO RESEARCH & RESOURCES The Council provides insights on the key manufacturing businessand technology developments and trends – including the Council’s“Critical Issues” -- to help executives stay ahead of the curve.

• The Manufacturing Leadership Journal • The Weekly Viewpoint Newsletter • Critical Issues Survey Research

A FOCUS ON THE FUTURE Whether the subject is the Internet of Things, smart products, operational flexibility, or Big Data, the focus of Council meetingsand discussions is on how to improve and advance business disciplines based on member insights, best practices, and research.

• Decision Compass Special Interest Group Calls • Critical Issues Roundtable Virtual Meetings • Live Executive Roundtable Discussions

The Council’s vision is to enable manufacturers to realize a better future by focusing on the intersection of critical businessand technology issues that will drive growth for themselves, theirorganizations, and the industry at large.

To inquire about membership, contact us at (212) 967-2539 or [email protected]


NETWORKING ACTIVITIES


Golf Tournament7:15am Check in

Join us for this shotgun start, 18-hole golf scramble (best ball) tournament at The Omni La CostaResort. This team versus team tournament is perfect for any level of golfing expertise.Additional registration fees apply.

Monday, June 6, 2016

Welcome NetworkingReception6:00pm

Meet your fellow peers and colleagues and enjoy a little C&C,cocktails & conversations.

Join us for another great opportunityto make new friends and furtherbusiness relationships!

12th Annual Manufacturing Leadership Awards Gala6:30pm

Join us in honoring companies andindividual leaders that are shapingthe future of global manufacturingduring an evening of dinner, dancingand cocktails!Additional registration fees may apply.

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Cocktail Reception5:25pm

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Calling all walkers, joggers and runners!Lace up your sneakers and get yourendorphins flowing with a little exercise.It's the perfect start to a great day ofcontent and networking!

Early Risers Run/Walk6:00am

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7:00pm Suggested Arrival Time Arrive Sunday to participate in Monday's Networking Activities

Join us for this shotgun start, 18-hole golf scramble (best ball) tournament at The Omni La Costa Resort. This team versus team tournament is perfect for any level of golfing expertise. Lunch will be provided. Participant Fee: $75

3:00pm Executive Panel and Roundtable: Open Automation Systems and Standards in the Manufacturing 4.0 Era

MODERATOR: Sath Rao Vice President, Visionary Innovation-Convergence Frost & Sullivan

PANELISTS INCLUDE: Don Bartusiak Chief Engineer ExxonMobil Research and Engineering

Jim Davis Information Technology, and Chief Academic Technology Officer, UCLA Member, Manufacturing Leadership Board of Governors

Pietro D'Arpa Director, Corporate Global Manufacturing/Global Beauty, Procter & Gamble Member, Manufacturing Leadership Board of Governors

David Ege Executive Director, Vaccines & Biologics Manufacturing Merck

Opportunities presented by technological innovations as well as new chal-lenges posed by security concerns have stimulated fresh thinking aboutthe future state of automation systems used in both process and discretemanufacturing environments. How could the industry move toward openarchitecture-based systems that emphasize interoperability, portability, andadaptability? This session will explore the opportunities and challengeswith open automation systems, and will include a special presentation byExxon-Mobil on its vision for these systems as well as an open roundtablediscussion on the topic with attendees.

3:30pm Sponsor Workshop & Orientation5:00pm VIP Exhibit Hall Guided Tour6:00pm Welcome Networking Reception Meet your fellow peers and colleagues and enjoy a little C&C, cocktails & conversations.

7:30pm Manufacturing Leadership Council Dinner* *Please note this is for Manufacturing Leadership Council Members Only.

7:15am Registration, Continental Breakfast, and Exhibition8:00am Welcome and Opening Remarks Manufacturing 4.0: Tables Stakes or a Game Changer?

David R. Brousell Co-founder, Global Vice President & Editorial Director Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan

In his opening remarks, the co-founder of the Manufacturing LeadershipCouncil will discuss how the Manufacturing 4.0 movement can create newcompetitive advantages, why it must be embraced by large and small manufacturer alike, and how it should be ultimately judged.

8:20am Energizing Leadership To Drive Business Transformation

Lowinn Kibbey Global Head, Human Performance Institute Johnson & Johnson

To successfully drive new business model innovation and organizationaltransformation, leaders must adopt and integrate new technologies, transform internal culture, and sustain change momentum over time. Thiscan be a grueling process, and leaders must implement new approaches to energize engagement and build resilience for themselves and theirteams. Do you have the individual and organizational capacity to meet the new demands?

8:50am Navigating the Manufacturing Leadership Summit

Brian Fitzpatrick Partner, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Events Division Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan

9:00am Manufacturing 4.0: From Vision to Reality

Dr. Detlef Zühlke Executive Director SmartFactory KL Technology Initiative Professor of Production Automation Scientific Director of Innovative Factory Systems German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) Member, Manufacturing Leadership Council Board of Governors

German Industry 4.0 pioneer, Professor Detlef Zühlke, shares his exclusiveinsights about how the global manufacturing industry is now working together to develop break-through approaches, and overcome the keychallenges, that will turn the vision of highly integrated, digitally-driven factories of the future into a practical reality that can benefit both largeand small manufacturing companies around the world.

Key Take-Aways:

g Examples of Germany’s latest Industry 4.0 developments g Fresh perspectives on new multi-vendor approaches to Manufacturing 4.0 deploymentg Guide to collaborative initiatives to develop global Manufacturing 4.0 standards

9:30am Networking, Refreshment, and Exhibition Break

SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 2016

ARRIVAL DAY

MONDAY, JUNE 6, 2016

NETWORKING DAY AND MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP COUNCIL ROUNDTABLE

7:15am Golf Tournament Check In

Bring plenty of business cards, relax, meet-and-greet during this fun-filled day devoted to making newcontacts and new friends. For all afternoon & evening orientations, the dress code is business casual.

SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 2016 - TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016


GENERAL SESSION, NETWORKING AND EXHIBITION


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10:00am Building a Leadership Team for the Manufacturing 4.0 Era

MODERATOR: David R. Brousell Co-founder, Global Vice President & Editorial Director Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan

PANELISTS INCLUDE: Dr. Jill George Global Manufacturing Practice Leader Development Dimensions International

Allison Grealis President Women in Manufacturing

Michael Packer Director Advanced Manufacturing Production Programs Lockheed Martin Skunk Works

Irene Petrick Director of Business Strategy Intel Corporation

To succeed in the Manufacturing 4.0 era, manufacturing executives willhave to be tech savvy; comfortable with decentralized, collaborative organizational structures; and able to deal with rising complexity as pervasiveconnectivity drives the creation of more and more information aboutevery aspect of the business. This session will explore what leadershipskills and competencies will be necessary in the years ahead.

Key Take-Aways:

g Insight into how advanced technologies may help create new business models and opportunitiesg Best practices to lead increasingly empowered employeesg A framework to design an organizational structure that takes advantage of Manufacturing 4.0 possibilities

10:40am Technology Briefing Sessions: Meet the Innovators

These 20-minute, one-to-one targeted discussions will focus on new technologies and services that manufacturers can take advantage of tomeet the specific needs of their businesses.

12:20pm Session-to-Session Travel Time

12:25pm Food For Thought: Networking Roundtables Hosted by Industry Leaders Practitioners and solution providers host a menu of luncheon discussions on pertinent industry issues. Dine and dish with industry experts. The list of discussion topics will be available on-site.


INTERACTIVE - ThinkTanks1:35pm This series of concurrent ThinksTanks on disruptive technologies and trends will enable Summit participants to engage in a deep dive, interactive discussion on how to take advantage of these developments within their own organizations. Choose one from the following Interactive Topics:

ThinkTank 1: Devising a Manufacturing 4.0 Roadmap

FACILITATOR: Elizabeth Parkinson Director, Market Development, The Connected Enterprise Rockwell Automation

Charting the journey to Manufacturing 4.0 requires a deft orchestration of people, processes, and advanced technologies. Executives will need todevelop a business case complete with goals, required resources, expectedbenefits and returns, and a timeline to successfully make the journey. This session will help executives think through their roadmap to thebetter future of Manufacturing 4.0.

ThinkTank 2: The Internet of Things: Smart Products

FACILITATOR: Satish Ram IOT Partner Management Dell Services

Incorporating communications connectivity into products of all shapes,sizes, and types opens up a world of opportunities for manufacturers andtheir customers. Now, as real-time information about products becomesincreasingly available, manufacturers can better maintain products, createnew services, and continually improve their offerings as never before. Thissession will take a deep dive into how to develop a “smart products” IoTstrategy and what impact it can have on customers.

ThinkTank 3: The Rise of Collaborative Robots

FACILITATOR: Matt Rendall Chief Executive Officer Clearpath

Advances in collaborative, self-aware, heuristic robotics systems, designedto work un-caged alongside humans on both heavy duty and intricatetasks, are opening up vast new opportunities for the adoption of highly-automated production models that were once considered unfeasible. This session will take a deep dive into this new wave of dexterous, smart robotics on the way factories are designed, how production processes can be optimized, and on how workforces aretrained and deployed.



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ThinkTank 4: 3D Printing: Revolutionizing Product Design with 3D Printing Advancements

FACILITATOR: Ulf Lindhe Lead of Business Development, Additive Manufacturing Autodesk

Keeping pace with the rapid application of 3D printing in the fast changingglobal manufacturing industry is more critical than ever. Software andhardware innovations are transforming the way products are designed andmanufactured. Those that embrace and leverage ‘what is now possible’ willemerge as the new leaders and define the future. Products that were toocomplex to be manufactured via traditional methods are becoming achiev-able via optimizing design software for key performance characteristics(i.e. - weight or performance) and additive manufacturing with new materi-als and composites. This session will explore how pioneering 3D-printingapproaches by early-adopters in the auto and aerospace sectors are pavingthe way to broader production use across multiple areas of manufacturing.


2:45pm Are Factories of the Future Sailing into the Cyber Perfect Storm?

Anthony King Chief Information Security Officer Director, IT Security Operations/Governance, Risk and Compliance Raytheon Missile Systems

As the Manufacturing 4.0 evolution takes shape there are significant opportunities for businesses to fundamentally shape the future in waysnever imagined during any of the previous industrial revolutions. Alongwith all the opportunities on the horizon of this fourth industrial revolution comes equally daunting cyber-related risks. This session is intended to not only highlight the cyber risks, but to also provide a contextual viewpoint that will help shape business discussions related to manufacturing cyber risks along with mitigation strategies.

Key Take-Aways:

g Action items and steps to help guide the cyber discussiong Identification of the 6 major “cyber-storm” indicators g Insights on navigating the cyber waters of the future

3:15pm SMBs: Where do they Fit into the Manufacturing 4.0 Revolution?

Dorian Ferlauto Founder & Chief Executive Officer Britehub

Manufacturing 4.0 isn’t just for large manufacturing enterprises with readyaccess to the cash, skills, and other resources necessary to navigate thenew technology landscape. Small- and medium-size businesses will also beexpected by their customers to participate in digital collaboration andprovide real-time production and quality data. Learn how SMBs can tapinto the cloud to meet those expectations without breaking the bank.

Key Take-Aways:

g Insights into how any manufacturer can use the cloud to collaborateg Tips on how manufacturers can build a Manufacturing 4.0 learning network g Ideas on how to access key digitization tools on a pay-as-you-go basis

3:45pm Networking, Refreshment, and Exhibition Break

4:15pm Trends and Recent Advances of Industrial Big Data Analytics and Cyber Manufacturing

Jay Lee Ohio Eminent Scholar, L.W. Scott Alter Chair Professor University of Cincinnati Director, I/UCRC IMS Center National Science Foundation

The presentation will address the trends of predictive big data analyticsand CPS for future industrial transformation. First, predictive analytics andCyber-Physical System (CPS ) enabled industrial systems will be introduced. Second, advanced predictive analytics technologies for self-aware industrial systems with case studies will be presented. Finally, business innovation based on industrial big data will be introduced using case studies. 4:45pm Challenges from the Front Lines of Manufacturing 4.0

MODERATOR: Paul Tate Research Director and Executive Editor Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan

PANELISTS INCLUDE: Dean Bartles Executive Director Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute Chief Manufacturing Officer UI Labs Member, Manufacturing Leadership Council Board of Governors Pietro D'Arpa Director, Corporate Global Manufacturing/Global Beauty Procter & Gamble Member, Manufacturing Leadership Council Board of Governors

John Gagel Global Senior Manager Corporate Sustainability Lexmark International, Inc. Member, Manufacturing Leadership Council Board of Governors

Michelle Pastel Technology & Engineering Development Manager Corning Secretary to the Board of Directors U.S. Smart Manufacturing Leadership Coalition

How are leading companies now embarking on their critical journey toManufacturing 4.0? How are they addressing the real-life issues they facealong the way from identifying the right new plant floor technologies, tocoping with the flood of data from smart products, adopting more collab-orative structures, and securing the right skills for a future Manufacturing4.0 workforce? This panel of experts from the frontline of Manufacturing4.0 adoption share their valuable experiences and exclusive insights.

Key Take-Aways:

g Insights into Manufacturing 4.0 adoption strategiesg Techniques to identify the right Manufacturing 4.0 technologies g Critical factors in key leadership, organizational and skills challenges

5:25pm Cocktail Reception Join us for another great opportunity to make new friends and further business relationships!



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6:00am Early Risers Run/Walk Calling all walkers, joggers and runners! Lace up your sneakers and get your endorphins flowing with a little exercise. It's the perfect start to a great day of content and networking!

7:30am Continental Breakfast and Exhibition

8:15am The Manufacturing Leadership Summit Reconvenes

8:20am How Digital Manufacturing is Accelerating Innovation

Vicki Holt Chief Executive Officer Proto-Labs

Digital manufacturing is enabling the development and commercializationof new products more quickly and efficiently than ever before, saving companies R&D expenses and delivering revenue growth earlier. ProtoLabs uses proprietary software and a disruptive manufacturing businessmodel to deliver custom injection molded, CNC machined and 3D printedparts to development engineers in as little as a day.

Key Take-Aways:

g A framework on how a software-enabled digital manufacturers can help companies commercialize their new products fasterg Case history on a technology-driven manufacturing company applying sophisticated software and automation solutions to reinvent traditional manufacturing processes that reliably and quickly deliver thousands of prototypes and low-volume production parts every dayg Guide to the rapidly evolving web-centric digital model is changing manufacturing

8:50am Becoming the Industrial Revolution

Jennifer Bennett General Manager, Brilliant Manufacturing GE Digital

Industrial productivity, which averaged 4% year over year growth from1990-2010, is at 1% today. Companies have gained all of the productivityavailable from the enterprise applications of the 90s and early 2000s. To once again achieve 4%, IT and OT must be connected. Harnessing datasitting on the plant floor and connecting it to enterprise applications in anew way allows industrial companies to see the path forward to betterproductivity and better output.

Key Take-Aways:

g Insights into why the transition is vital to making an impact in industrial markets and driving outcomes for companiesg Lessons learned through GE’s transformation into a Digital Industrial for the employees and culture of the organizationg Proof points from use cases inside GE driving outcomes for the company and customers

9:20am Networking, Refreshment, and Exhibition Break

9:50am The Bleeding Edge: Technologies of Tomorrow

MODERATOR: Jeffrey Moad Research Director and Executive Editor Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan

PANELISTS INCLUDE: Ron Castro Vice President, Operations & Supply Chain IBM

Jeffrey Gallinat Senior Vice President, Global Manufacturing Operations Cisco Member, Manufacturing Leadership Council Board of Governors

Anantha Krishnan Associate Director, Engineering Director Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Ralph Taylor-Smith Managing Director GE Ventures

Manufacturing 4.0 is bringing an onslaught of potentially breakthroughtechnologies—from prescriptive analytics to smart, autonomous robots, tosimulation and augmented reality—to the manufacturing environment. Butwhich of these should manufacturers invest in today, and which should beplaced in the “wait-and-see” category? This panel of experts in emergingmanufacturing technologies will share their perspectives and recommen-dations, based on their experiences on the bleeding edge.

Key Take-Aways:

g A framework to evaluate the potential impact of emerging technologies on your organizationg Fresh perspectives to prioritize your company’s investments in key technologiesg Insight into technologies that may not be ready for prime time

10:30am Technology Briefing Sessions: Meet the Innovators

These 20-minute, one-to-one targeted discussions will focus around newtechnologies and services that manufacturers can take advantage of tomeet the specific needs of their businesses.


12:15pm Food For Thought: Networking Roundtables Hosted by Industry Leaders Practitioners and solution providers host a menu of luncheon discussions on pertinent industry issues. Dine and dish with industry experts. The list of discussion topics will be available on-site.


GALA ATTENDEES: Make sure to stop at the Gala registration desk to pick up your Golden Ticket!




GENERAL SESSION AND MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP AWARDS

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INTERACTIVE - ThinkTanks1:30pm This series of concurrent ThinksTanks on disruptive technologies and trends will enable Summit participants to engage in a deep dive, interactive discussion on how to take advantage of these developments within their own organizations. Choose one from the following Interactive Topics:

ThinkTank 1: Identifying Manufacturing 4.0 Leadership Skills

FACILITATOR: Matthew Doan Senior Associate, High-Tech Manufacturing Booz Allen Hamilton In the transformative 4.0 era, old ways of leading won’t cut it. Winningmanufacturers are already pushing hard to re-invent their leadershipteams, focusing on skills and attributes not typically associated with manufacturing. In this session, participants will interactively identify critical4.0 leadership skills and reveal practical steps that manufacturers can taketo obtain and cultivate those skills within their executive ranks.

ThinkTank 2: The Internet of Things: Connecting the Plant Floor

FACILITATOR: Jim Hilton Senior Director - Global Manufacturing Principal Zebra Technologies The Internet of Things will transform the plant floor, turning productionmachines into smart, connected devices and giving manufacturers unprecedented real-time visibility. In this session, participants will learnwhere IoT’s plant floor potential is the greatest and how to take advantage ofthe new technology while keeping operations safe and secure.

ThinkTank 3: Deriving Value from the Intelligent Enterprise

FACILITATOR: Fred Thomas Global Industry Director Transportation & Mobility / Industrial Equipment Dassault Systèmes

As manufacturers generate increasing volumes of data from the plantfloor, the supply chain, and from interactions with customers and partners,the leadership challenge becomes how to identify the elements of that data that will create greater efficiencies, drive higher levels of performance, improve customer satisfaction, and even reveal new businessopportunities. This session will focus on strategies manufacturers can usetoday to mine the “gold” out of all the data that will be produced in theintelligent enterprise.

ThinkTank 4: Cloud Computing: The Future of Analytics in the Cloud

CO-FACILITATORS: Mike Downer Senior Business Consultant, High Tech Manufacturing Teradata Corporation

Dale Glover Managing Partner, Business Consulting Teradata Corporation

One of the key value propositions of the cloud is that it enables a company to focus more on deriving value from its applications than havingto manage infrastructure. But in addition to cost and time-to-value advantages, can a cloud-based approach to analytics create greater agility and flexibility for manufacturers? This session will explore the opportunities and challenges with a cloud-based approach to analytics, and how the cloud model itself may evolve in the years ahead.


GALA ATTENDEES: This is the last chance to stop at the Gala registration desk to pick up your Golden Ticket!

2:40pm Why to Invest in an Engaged and Talented Workforce

Carey Smith Chief Big Ass Big Ass Solutions

Big Ass Solutions operates on the belief that, if you can't afford to pay employees well and provide quality benefits, you need to revisit your business model, not your interpretation of labor laws. While getting moredone for less creates the illusion of profit, it’s critical to weigh the short-term benefits of cutting payroll against the long-term costs of dealing withless-educated, less-skilled and less-engaged workers. In an age of risingcustomer expectations, caring for employees increases their engagementand motivation, which positively affects the atmosphere of the workplace,the quality of your products, your relationships with your customers andvendors, and thus, the success of the organization as a whole.

Key Take-Aways:

g Insights on the value of hiring employees versus contracting temporary workers g Lessons learned on the connection between competitive pay and benefits and the success of the business g Success factors for hiring and retaining talented workers

3:10pm Networking, Refreshment, and Exhibition Break 3:40pm Manufacturing Leadership Award Insights

Selected Winners of the 2016 Manufacturing Leadership Awards will give ashort synopsis of their winning projects: what was accomplished for theircompanies and lessons learned. Hear from the following 2016 Winners:

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12th Annual Manufacturing Leadership Awards Gala

6:30pm Manufacturing Leadership Awards Reception Join us in this elegant start to our black tie evening and net work with this year’s Award Winners, Technology Partners and Manufacturing executives, while enjoying cocktails, champagne toasts and hors d’oeuvres.

8:00pm Manufacturing Leadership Awards Presentation and Banquet Celebrate and honor the 2016 Manufacturing Leadership Award winners and Technology Partners for their outstanding achievements, while enjoying a fine dining experience.

10:30pm Manufacturing Leadership Awards Post-Gala Masquerade Ball Continue the celebration with music, masks, and mingling at our post-gala Masquerade Ball! There will be opportunity to unveil yourself and your awards in a photo shoot at this glamorous and enchanting after party.

8:00am Manufacturing Leadership Council Day Breakfast

9:00am Welcome David R. Brousell Global Vice President, General Manager and Editorial Director Manufacturing Leadership Council

9:05am ML Council Progress Report Overview of Manufacturing Leadership Council growth, key membership programs and deliverables over the last year.

ML Plant Tour Review Council discussion on the structure and format of Manufacturing Leadership Plant Tours for the year ahead.

9:30am Open Forum Rapid-fire introductions from a selection of Manufacturing Leadership Council members.

10:30am Networking & Refreshment Break

11:00am Decision Compass Group Review Decision Compass Group review, selection and registration process, plus Council discussion on future topics and format.

12:00pm Lunch

12:45pm 2016 Critical Issues Agenda – Introduction Purpose, methodology and process.

1:00pm Critical Issues Agenda - Survey and Call Results Review of the 2016 Critical Issues Survey results and May Council Roundtable Call.

1:30pm Critical Issues Agenda – Council Member Debate & Vote ML Council Member debate to review all ideas and drive out preliminary set of Critical Issues for the year ahead. Council votes on draft Critical Issues Agenda and Specific Areas of Focus for 2016/2017.

2:45pm Networking & Refreshment Break

3:00pm Critical Issues Agenda – Council Member Debate & Vote Continues ML Council Member debate continues to drive out preliminary set of Critical Issues for the year ahead. Council votes on remaining elements of Critical Issues Agenda and Specific Areas of Focus for 2016/2017.

3:30pm Delivering on the New Critical Issues Agenda Council discussion on the best ways to deliver the Critical Issues Agenda in the year ahead.

4:00pm 2016 Manufacturing Leadership Council Meeting Concludes7:00pm Board of Governor’s Dinner* *For Board of Governor’s Only.

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP COUNCIL DAY*



WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 - THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016

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2017 Manufacturing Leadership Award Submission

Are you a manufacturing leader? Let the worldknow by submitting your nomination for a 2017Manufacturing Leadership Award. Nominations willopen in August. Check here for more info and todownload the nomination form:http://mlawards.gilcommunity.com/

12th Annual

Manufacturing Leadership Awards Gala

Join us in honoring companies and individual leadersthat are shaping the future of global manufacturingduring a black tie evening of dinner, dancing and cocktails!

6:30pmManufacturing Leadership Awards Reception

8:00pmManufacturing Leadership Awards Presentation and Banquet

10:30pmManufacturing Leadership Awards Post-Gala Masquerade Ball

Tuxedo Rental AvailableJos. A. Bank | Ph: 1.877.703.4438

Call for a discounted rate and mention Group Number: 6365511

MANUFACTURINGLEADERSHIP AWA R D S


Call 1.877.GO.FROST (1.877.463.7678)

or e-mail [email protected]

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Our Evening Agenda

Allied Telesis helps manufacturersto adapt and advance with the

Internet of Things. Our hyper-converged edge computing platform, industrial grade wired and wireless connectivity solutions, SDN and industry-leading network management capabilities put the cloud to work,making every edge computing deployment a technical, operational andfinancial success. www.alliedtelesis.com

Autodesk is a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment

software. Customers across the manufacturing, building, and media andentertainment industries—including the last 21 Academy Award winnersfor Best Visual\Effects — use Autodesk software to design, visualize andsimulate their ideas before they’re ever built or created. The manufac-turing of products is radically changing, driven by disruption in the waywe live, work, communicate, produce and consume products. Autodeskis leading the revolution in the future of making things by enabling customers to take advantage of the new means of technology and manufacturing today.www.autodesk.com

Dassault Systèmes, the 3DEXPERIENCECompany, serves 190,000 customersacross 140 countries, providing virtual

universes for sustainable innovation. Dassault Systèmes’ DELMIA brand offers products that connect the virtual and real worlds of manufacturing. As part of DELMIA, the Apriso product portfolio helpsmanufacturers transform their global operations to achieve and sustainoperational excellence.www.3ds.com

Epicor Software Corporation drives businessgrowth. We provide flexible, industry-specific

software designed around the needs of our manufacturing, distribution,retail, and service industry customers. More than 40 years of experiencewith our customers’ unique business processes and operational requirements are built into every solution―in the cloud, hosted, or onpremises. With this deep understanding of your industry, Epicor solutionsmanage complexity, increase efficiency, and free up resources so you can focuson growth. www.epicor.com

Frost & Sullivan, the GrowthPartnership Company, works

in collaboration with clients to leverage visionary innovation that addresses the global challenges and related growth opportunities thatwill make or break today's market participants. For more than 50 years,we have been developing growth strategies for the Global 1000, emerging businesses, the public sector and the investment community.Is your organization prepared for the next profound wave of industryconvergence, disruptive technologies, increasing competitive intensity,Mega Trends, breakthrough best practices, changing customer dynamicsand emerging economies?www.frost.com

Dell delivers technology solutions that enablepeople everywhere to grow, thrive, and reachtheir full potential by helping customers make

data centers and workforces more future ready. And as a manufacturer,we understand your business challenges and provide innovative solutionsfor all phases of the manufacturing process.www.dell.com/manufacturing

FORCAM is the premier technology provider forglobal best-in-class manufacturing companies. Itsawarded product suite FORCAM FORCE™

monitors the performance of over 50,000 machines globally and achieves productivity increases far over 20% in less than 12 months. We Speak Machine.www.forcam.com

For 80 years, Ricoh has transformed the way people work through technology.Today, our broadportfolio of services and technologies help

manufacturers innovate and grow. Whether it's redefining a workplace,streamlining a workflow, or delivering solutions that help your peoplebe more productive and efficient, Ricoh makes information work for you.ricoh-usa.com

Rockwell Automation makes its customersmore productive and the world more sustainable.Let us help you access knowledge locked deep

inside production systems with a Connected Enterprise that shares information between processes, facilities, business systems and suppliersto accelerate product introductions, drive plant floor efficiencies, focuson process quality, and pursue “real-time release” and “right first time.”www.rockwellautomation.com

Teradata’s big data and cloud-based analytic solutions empower manufacturers with future-

driven insights to move ahead of the competition. Our manufacturingindustry experts specialize in seamless implementation, leveraging vastamounts of IoT, sensor and other enterprise data so businesses can uncover hidden opportunities that lead to actionable decisions.www.Teradata.com

Zebra Technologies makes businesses as smart and connected as the world we live in. Zebra tracking and visibility solutions transform the physical to digital, creatingthe data streams businesses need in order to simplify operations, know more about their business, and empower

their mobile workforce.www.zebra.com

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VENUE INFORMATION Omni La Costa Resort & Spa

2100 Costa Del Mar RoadCarlsbad, CA 92009Tel: 760-438-9111 or 1-800-854-5000

Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan will be reserving a limited number of discounted rooms at the event property. Pleasecontact the property directly for rates, availability, and to book your accommodations. Be sure to mention you will be participating in the Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan event.

Registration/Pricing Schedule

Registration at the 12th Annual Manufacturing Leadership Summit Featuring the Manufacturing Leadership Awards

Gala 2016 is subject to review and restricted to end user practioners. Therefore, we reserve the right to decline

attendance to any company deemed to be a vendor in the market. For information on how to sponsor the

Manufacturing Leadership Summit, please contact Lauren Jaeger at [email protected].

Payment ProceduresPayment in full is required immediately upon registration and is non-refundable and also must be received by Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan prior to the event start date. If payment has notbeen received by Frost & Sullivan prior to the event start date you will not be able to attend the Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan. If, for any reason, you are unable to attend the ManufacturingLeadership Summit for which you are registered, and notify Frost & Sullivan in writing more than 3 weeks prior to the event start date, a one-time credit will be issued for use toward registration at anyother Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan event. The credit must be used within 90 days of the original registration date and can be applied to any Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivanevent scheduled up to one calendar year from the event for which you originally registered. Credits may not be transferred more than once, and all unused credit(s) will be forfeited after 90 days.Cancellation within 21 days prior to the event will incur a one-time fee of $500. The remaining balance can be applied to any Frost & Sullivan event up to one calendar year from the event for which youoriginally registered. Notification must be received by Frost & Sullivan in writing. If you do not attend the event and fail to notify Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan PRIOR to the event, nocredit will be issued. Every effort is made to ensure that the speakers noted in this brochure are present, but changes beyond the control of Manufacturing Leadership | Frost & Sullivan may occur. The program agenda will be updated biweekly and can be downloaded from www.mlsummit.com

Register online! www.mlsummit.com

12th Annual Manufacturing Leadership SummitF e a t u r i n g t h e M a n u f a c t u r i n g L e a d e r s h i p A w a r d s G a l a

June 6-9, 2016 | Omni La Costa Resort & Spa | Carlsbad, CA

Participation Packages Include

1. Access to the Annual Manufacturing Leadership Council Meeting and Dinner*

2. Complete access to the full Summit program, including all main stage speakers, interactive think tanks and networking

3. Participation in the black-tie Manufacturing Leadership Awards Gala and Dinner

4. Access to our Manufacturing Leadership Summit Presentations Portfolio, featuring insightful thought leadership and best practices from select event speakers

5. Complete access to our onDemand library of recent industry eBroadcasts

*Exclusively for Manufacturing Leadership Council Members. For information about The Manufacturing Leadership Council please

contact Ryan Gonzalez at [email protected]

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Sign up to attend a minimum of four, and up to eight, 20-minute technology briefing sessions with leading and emerging solutionproviders of your choice. These technology briefing sessions are tailored to focus on addressing your specific technology needs, and takeplace during designated time periods over two days. For each briefingattended, you can receive a $250 discount on your registration and saveup to $2000 on your registration fee. All discounts are subject to approval.

Please have a Manufacturing Leadership associate contact me to secure my Package meeting selections.

Group Discounts AvailableContact: 1.877.GO FROST for details&

For more details on these registration features, visit: www.mlsummit.com

Join the Manufacturing Leadership Council today.Continue your Manufacturing Leadership Summit experience all year long through membership inthe Manufacturing Leadership Council. Membership includes access to monthly virtual round tablediscussions, in-depth research reports, the bi-monthly Manufacturing Leadership Journal, in-person networking opportunities at Plant Tours and more.

To learn more, contact Ryan Gonzalez at [email protected] +1 212-967-2539.

REGISTRATION


Our suggested arrival date for the Manufacturing Leadership Summitis Sunday, June 5, 2016.

Event Registration - Council Member Included with Membership (Inclusive of: Members-only ML Council Dinner, ML Council AnnualMeeting, Full 2-day Summit and ML Awards Gala)

Event Registration - Associate Council Member $495*

(Inclusive of: ML Council Annual Meeting, Summit and ML Awards Gala)

Event Registration - Non-member $995*

(Inclusive of: Opening Reception and Summit)

Golf Tournament $150Spouse/Guest Pass at Awards Gala and Dinner $495

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*[email protected]

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