Manufacture Nevada Luncheon Highlights Challenges and Opportunities in Our Area

The primary goal of the luncheon was to build relationships and foster networking among manufacturing leaders, strengthening the sector in Northern Nevada.

On June 27, the Executive Networking Luncheon, hosted by Manufacture Nevada at the TMCC Applied Technology Center, brought together manufacturing leaders from across Northern Nevada for an afternoon of connection, collaboration, and innovation.

The luncheon provided a platform for industry leaders to network and discuss key topics affecting the manufacturing sector in the region. The event kicked off with introductions over a complimentary lunch, allowing attendees to engage with one another.

Experts gave presentations on the manufacturing ecosystem in Nevada, providing insights into the current state and future prospects of manufacturing in Nevada. There were discussions surrounding strategies for effective local supply chain integration, highlighting the benefits of local sourcing and collaboration for enhancing efficiency and sustainability.

Attendees also learned about various workforce development programs and training opportunities offered by TMCC and other local institutions. These initiatives are designed to equip the workforce with the skills needed for the latest advancements in manufacturing technologies.

Finally, the event featured talks on cutting-edge developments in automation and industrial technology, encouraging companies to adopt innovative solutions and best practices to stay competitive.

The luncheon concluded with a tour of the TMCC Advanced Manufacturing Labs, where those of us in attendance had the opportunity to see firsthand the state-of-the-art facilities and technologies available for training and development.

The event saw participation from a diverse array of local manufacturing companies, including Sierra Nevada Corporation, Ametherm, Haws, SK Food Group, Trex, Tesla, Panasonic, Hamilton Company, Dragonfly Energy, and others. These companies represent industries ranging from aerospace and medicine to mining and renewable energy, showcasing the broad spectrum of manufacturing expertise in the region.

The primary goal of the luncheon was to build relationships and foster networking among manufacturing leaders, strengthening the sector in Northern Nevada. The event also aimed to promote collaboration between manufacturing companies and workforce development programs, leveraging the expertise of Manufacture Nevada (formerly known as Nevada Industrial Excellence) and TMCC.

At Click Bond, we recognize the importance of continuous learning and skill development. Our Tuition Assistance Program is designed to encourage employee participation in educational programs that enhance their skill sets, ultimately improving both the quality of their work and their quality of life. By supporting our employees in pursuing further education, we aim to foster a culture of growth and innovation within our company.

For Click Bond, participation in this event aligns with our 2030 goals, including the “Factory of the Future” initiative and our ongoing digital transformation. Engaging with industry peers and exploring potential partnerships will be crucial as we strive to lead in technological advancements and workforce development.

Overall, the luncheon provided valuable opportunities for local manufacturing companies to connect, share insights, and build partnerships. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with these organizations to drive the manufacturing sector forward in Northern Nevada.