Equipment market briefing at ConExpo

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09 October 2019

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Off-Highway Research will be holding a breakfast briefing at ConExpo-Con/Agg exhibition

Following a successful inaugural event at Bauma 2019, specialist forecaster Off-Highway Research will hold a market briefing session during the March 2020 ConExpo-Con/Agg exhibition in Las Vegas, US. 

Speakers at the breakfast briefing on Wednesday 11th March will include Chris Sleight, managing director of Off Highway Research, who will present the latest regional and global for the industry.

He will be joined by Scott Hazelton, managing director of construction consulting at IHS Markit, and columnist at International Construction magazine, who will discuss the underlying drivers for the equipment industry worldwide. 

The third speaker is Alex Woodrow, managing director of Knibb Gormezano Partners, who will discuss technical and regulatory changes for the industry.

The event will be held in meeting room N257 of the Las Vegas Convention Center ahead of ConExpo’s official opening time on the Wednesday of the exhibition. This will allow exhibitors at the show to attend without missing valuable time on their stands.

Tickets for the event will be available shortly, with discounts available for Off-Highway Research clients. Due to capacity restrictions of the room, places are strictly limited to 100 attendees. Please contact mail@offhighwayresearch.com to reserve a place. Those expressing an interest will be given access to early bird ticket bookings.

Details of the event are available at a dedicated website, www.offhighwaybriefing.com

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