Join us at the 29th Annual Maintenance and Reliability Conference (MARCON 2025) for a Unique Learning Experience.
Are you ready to dive into the world of maintenance and reliability? Look no further than the 29th Annual Maintenance and Reliability Conference (MARCON 2025), hosted by The University of Tennessee Reliability and Maintainability Center. This exceptional conference will take place from March 3-6, 2025, in Knoxville, Tennessee. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable experience that goes beyond typical workshops and presentations.
Unlike other conferences, MARCON 2025 focuses on fostering collaboration and personal connections. While attending, you’ll have the chance to interact one-on-one with presenters, exhibitors, and fellow attendees. This interactive environment encourages knowledge sharing and provides a valuable opportunity to learn from others’ experiences. Engage in meaningful conversations, exchange ideas, and build lasting professional relationships that can benefit your career.
MARCON 2025 is the perfect platform for companies to showcase their best practices and share insights on new emerging technologies in the field of maintenance and reliability. The conference will feature a wide range of presentations, workshops, and exhibits that highlight innovative approaches to optimize asset management, increase reliability, and enhance operational efficiency. Stay ahead of the curve by learning about the latest trends, strategies, and tools shaping the industry.
Unturning Steel is an upcoming feature-length documentary film that features Bill Leahy as he works to provide service members with a path forward after returning home. In the aftermath of tragedy, Bill sets out on a hero’s journey to help his fellow veterans bring their talents to American manufacturing. Together with the University of Tennessee-Knoxville and Medalcraft Mint Inc., Bill has created a new offering that provides veterans the support and training they need to find purpose in American manufacturing.
Bill realizes his vision of a society falling short of offering proper support to both veterans and manufacturers. Will veterans find those employment opportunities as American manufacturing experiences a new renaissance in the 21st Century?
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