SPE Announces Antec 2021 Details
The Society of Plastics Engineers announced that its Antec 2021 program will take place on March 22-26 in Denver, Colorado.
The Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) announced that its Antec 2021 program will take place on March 22-26 at the Sheraton Denver Downtown in Denver, Colorado. Denver is a popular meeting destination with its 300 annual days of sunshine, a thriving cultural scene and diverse neighborhoods. Denver International Airport is the sixth busiest airport in the U.S. and offers more than 1,400 daily flights to nearly 180 destinations.
This also means that Antec, which had been co-located every three years with Plastic’s NPE Show, will revert to being a separate event. According to Patrick Farrey, SPE’s CEO, the shows have outgrown the co-location and need space to continue to grow.
The conference consists of peer-reviewed technical presentations and sessions given by expert representatives from industry segments. These sessions are focused on the latest trends in the plastics industry and the biggest questions being asked in the plastics community today. There is also a trade show, Industry Awards Ceremony and numerous networking events during the week.
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