The document advertises the 3D PAM Summit conference happening on September 21-22, 2016 in Dayton, Ohio. The summit will feature live demonstrations of 3D printing machines, case studies on applying 3D printing technologies, and talks from industry experts. Attendees will learn about the latest developments and applications of 3D printing across fields like engineering, defense, aerospace, and medicine. The agenda includes two tracks of sessions over two days covering topics ranging from design and development to real-world uses of 3D printing.

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Tap into
the Latest Breakthroughs
from the Industry’s Experts
Network and Connect
with Practitioners and Companies in
3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing
Leverage the Innovative Work from Several Industries for your 3D PAM Work
Experience
Live Demonstrations of Revolutionary New
Practices on Groundbreaking Machines
Discover
What’s Next for
Your Business
September 21-22, 2016 | Dayton, OH

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“The summit had an interesting mix of
individuals attending - people from the
medical sciences to equipment suppliers
and legal knowledge. A very nice mix of
information.”
- Tim Womer, President
TWWomer Associates
Join us
for an unforgettable conference that is
primed to move 3D Printing and Additive
Manufacturing new heights.
3D PAM Summit is a two-day event
dedicated to demonstrating the power of
this growing technology for real-world
applications and the immediate and long
term wins it promises for your business.
Additive manufacturing becomes more
ubiquitous and important each day.
Don’t miss your opportunity to learn from
industry giants, create lasting contacts,
and, above all, tap into the next industrial
revolution.
Who Should Join
Us in Dayton
Upper Level engineering management and
supervisors - from industrial OEMs, de-
fense, aerospace, and medical - will all find
3D PAM a thoroughly worthwhile event.
Why Attend AMIS?
Learn from the Innovators Revolutionizing the Industry
3D Printing and additive manufacturing have been around for
a while, but that doesn’t mean you know how to effectively
produce good ROI with its technology. Before investing in
equipment and processes, consult with the leaders who’ve
built the industry.
Discover 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing in
ACTION
Prototyping has been impressive, but isn’t it time we see these
radical new technologies actually producing parts and prod-
ucts in your business? The work is being planned and execut-
ed now. Learn how to integrate additive into your production
line now, saving time and money and propelling your business
into the next industrial age.
Educational, Actionable Case Studies
We “stand on the shoulders of giants” to see further in the
world of 3D PAM. Explore the journey from concept to market
launch for the best entities in your industry..
Answer All of Your Questions
How will Part Validation affect your plans for 3D Printing and
AM? What can the field of Topology Optimization offer your
business? Can metal printers grow your business? What are
the practical uses of this technology right now? For you? To
Increase. Your Bottom. Line?
I look forward to seeing you in Dayton.
Sincerely,
Kara Mignanelli
Program Director

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“Intimate gathering of well-informed professionals. Different than other 3D shows I have
attended. Will definitely attend again in 2016.” - Winthrop Sheldon, SLM Solutions NA
SPEAKERS INCLUDE
Edward D. Herderick,
Additive Technologies Leader,
GE CORPORATE SUPPLY CHAIN
AND OPERATIONS
John Murray,
CEO,
CONCEPT LASER
Stacey DelVecchio,
AM Product Manager,
CATEPILLAR
Shannon VanDeren,
Senior Product Manager,
LAYERED MANUFACTURING AND
CONSULTING
J. Brian Stitt,
Senior Program Manager,
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Dr. Larry Dosser,
Senior Fellow for
Technology Advancement,
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY
Chris Collins,
CTO,
TANGIBLE SOLUTIONS3D
Adam Clark,
Chief Strategy Officer,
TANGIBLE SOLUTIONS3D
James Earle,
Advanced Manufacturing Engineer,
LOCAL MOTORS, INC.
Dr. Josh Deaton,
Topology Optimization Engineer,
ADJOINT TECHNOLOGIES
Mike Lander,
Senior Scientist, Materials
Manufacturing, UTC
Jeremy Marvin,
Applications Manager,
3D VISION TECHNOLOGIES
Fred Herman,
Manager - Engineering and
Technical Services
SHEPRA ENGINEERING
Greg Loughnane,
Adjunct Instructor, Engineering
Technology Dept,
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
Bryan Dow,
Executive Director, Investment
Banking,
MOORELAND PARTNERS
Rick Neff,
BAAM Sales Manager,
CINCINNATI INC.
Shane Fox,
Product Manager Medical,
AUTODESK
Roger Gilcrest,
Partner,
ICEMILLER LLC
Rachel Muhlbauer,
Additive Manufacturing Program
Manager,
TETHERS UNLIMITED INC.

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Make this experience your own! We encourage you to hop from track to track to attend talks most relevant to you and your team
Make this experience your own! We encourage you to hop from track to track to attend talks most relevant to you and your team
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
DAY ONE Wednesday, September 21, 2016 // General Summit
DAY THREE Thursday, September 22, 2016 // General Summit
8:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:35 Welcome and Introduction
8:40 Opening Remarks by Conference Emcee
Chris Collins, CTO, TANGIBLE SOLUTIONS
8:45 OPENING KEYNOTE: Factory of the Future
John Murray, CEO, CONCEPT LASER
INTERMEDIATE
9:30 Networking Break
9:45 Sponsorship Showcase
Scott Hill, SLM SOLUTIONS
10:00 Additive Across GE: Past, Present, and Exciting
Future
Edward D. Herderick, Additive Technologies Leader,
GE CORPORATE SUPPLY CHAIN AND OPERATIONS
10:45 Deployment of AM for Actual Parts
Stacey M. DelVecchio, AM Product Manager,
CATERPILLAR
INTERMEDIATE
8:00 Registration and
Continental Breakfast
8:45 Welcome and Introduction
8:50 Opening Remarks by
Conference Emcee
Chris Collins, CTO,
TANGIBLE SOLUTIONS
9:00 Workforce Development Issues
in Additive Manufacturing
Deborah Norris, SINCLAIR
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
INTERMEDIATE
9:45 Sponsorship Showcase
10:00 Refreshments and Networking
12:15 Networking Lunch
12:00 Networking Lunch
2:45 Networking Break
Refreshments
Award Ceremony
3:15 3D Vision Case Study
Jeremy Marvin, 3D VISION
TECHNOLOGIES
BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE
4:00 The Role of Independent
Evaluators
Mike Lander, Senior Scientist,
Materials Manufacturing, UTC
INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED
4:45 Networking Reception
Join us for drinks and appetizers!
11:30 Computational Modeling Approaches in
Additive Manufacturing
Greg Loughnane, Adjunct Instructor, Engineering
Tech Dept, UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
INTERMEDIATE, TECHNICAL
11:30 CASE STUDY:
3D Printing Practical Usage
Shannon VanDeren, Senior Product Manager,
LAYERED MANUFACTURING
INTERMEDIATE, TECHNICAL
1:15 Topology Optimization
Dr. Josh Deaton, Topology
Optimization Engineer,
ADJUNT TECHNOLOGIES
BEGINNER, TECHNICAL
1:15 Lasers, Next Generation
Manufacturing, and Workforce
Development
Dr. Larry Dosser, Senior Fellow
for Technology Advancement,
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY
INTERMEDIATE
2:00 Approaching Additive
Manufacturing from a Materials
Engineering Perspective
Rachel Muhlbauer, Program
Manager: Additive Manufacturing
Aerospace Materials Engineer,
TETHERS UNLIMITED INC.
ALL LEVELS
2:00 Additive Manufacturing for
Sustainment
Fred Herman, SHEPRA ENGINEERING
10:30 Part Validation and
Implementing Process of AM
Adam Kneller, 3D Printing Application
Engineer, FISHER UNITECH
BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE
10:30 Creating Manufacturing Tools
with Additive Manufacturing:
Design Applications
Rob Stipek, 3D Printing Marketing
Specialist, FISHER/UNITECH
INTERMEDIATE
11:15 Big Area Additive Manufacturing
– Question Everything. BAAM
Technology and the Future of
Additive Manufacturing
Rick Neff, CINCINNATI, INC.
ALL LEVELS, TECHNICAL
11:15 Software-driven Process
Automation for Additive
Manufacturing
Andre Wegner, Founder CEO,
AUTHENTISE
1:00 Automated Modeling for 3D Printing within
Medical
Shane Fox, Product Manager Medical, AUTODESK
1:00 Gridlock, Unlocked: A Case Study of AM and
3D Printing to Create the Olli
James Earle, Advanced Manufacturing Engineer,
LOCAL MOTORS, INC.
BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE
1:45 Networking Break Refreshments
2:00 Recognition, Capture of Intellectual Property
Rights in Additive Manufacture
Roger Gilcrest, Partner, ICEMILLER LLC
INTERMEDIATE, TECHNICAL
2:45 Closing keynote: Being Prepared for What’s
Next in 3D Printing
Lewis Mullen, PhD., Manager – Platform
Technology Engineering Advanced Technology,
STRYKER ORTHOPAEDICS
3:30 Closing Remarks
3:45 Conference Concludes
Track A: Design Development Track B: 3D in Action
Track A: Design
Development
Track B:
3D in Action
Track A: Design
Development
Track B:
3D in Action
Track A: Design
Development
Track B:
3D in Action
Track A: Design
Development
Track B:
3D in Action
Track A: Design Development Track B: 3D in Action

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AMIS: Additive Manufacturing Industry Summit
September 21-22, 2016 | Hope Hotel Richard C. Holbrooke Conference Center | Dayton, OH
Registration
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General Summit Pass: September 21st-22nd
Your general summit pass includes access to all sessions on Wednesday, September 21st and Thursday, September 22nd, as well as
breakfast, lunch, snacks, and our networking reception on September 21st. You do not need to sign up in advance for individual sessions.
m $499.00 General Summit Rate Only
VENUE:
Additive Manufacturing Industry Summit will be held at:
Hope Hotel Richard C. Holbrooke Conference Center
Building #823, Area A, Gate 12A
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433
p (937) 879-2696 / f (937) 878-8731
ARE YOU AN INDEPENDENT 3D PRINTING/ADDITIVE
MANUFACTURING ENGINEER?
Call to see if you quality for our special freelancer’s rate.
Please contact Luke Vinci at luke@gsmiweb.com.
SALES CONTACT:
For information about group discounts of 3 or more
people and Team Learning opportunities for Additive
Manufacturing Industry Summit, please contact Luke
Vinci at luke@gsmiweb.com.
EXHIBITING AND SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION:
To learn more about exhibiting at this year’s Additive
Manufacturing Industry Summit, Dayton, please
contact Matt Fegley at matt.fegley@gsmiweb.com
or call 619-734-9808.
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTE:
For cancellations received in writing.
• Four weeks or more prior to the event:
Full refund or Full Credit Voucher
• Four weeks or less prior to the event: No Refund;
a Credit Voucher minus the $300 cancellation fee
If you do not cancel your registration by the day of the event you
will be charged your full registration fee. Credit vouchers may be
applied toward any future GSMI event within one calendar year
of the date of the cancellation. If GSMI decides to cancel any
part of this event, the Company is not responsible for covering
airfare, hotel or any other costs. Speakers, agenda, networking
and recreational events are subject to change without notice.
For more information regarding refunds please contact the cus-
tomer service department at: 888.409.4418
SUBSTITUTION POLICY: Substitutions may be made up to the
day of the event.
PAYMENT POLICY: Payments can be made by American
express, Visa, MasterCard, Company Check (USD checks must
be drawn on a US bank), or by wire transfer. If registering 2
weeks or less prior to the start of the Summit, you must submit
your credit card information as a form of payment. If registering
more than 2 weeks prior to the start of the Summit and payment
is not received at the time of registration, a credit card hold will
be required to maintain your registration status. If payment is not
received 2 business days prior to the Summit date, the respective
credit card will be utilized as the form of payment. Please make
all checks payable to Global Strategic Management Institute. In
the memo area of the check please write the name(s) of the
Additive Manufacturing Industry Summit registrants(s).