Event Overview

Digitalisation presents the manufacturing sector with a huge opportunity to streamline processes, improve efficiency and save money. The energy crisis, skill shortage and net zero targets are placing added stress upon the industry, and the adoption of innovative, digital, technologies can help companies to tackle these issues.
 

Join us on the 6th of December 2022 at Hardwick Hall, where the NEPIC network will come together to explore the digital solutions can accelerate growth and create business opportunities within the chemical, process and pharmaceutical sectors. Hear from world-leading manufacturers and innovative solution providers, and learn how the North East is embracing digitalisation and protecting itself from cyber-attack.
 

Conference themes include; Automation and Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Immersive Technology, Systems Engineering, Smart Labs, Cyber Security, and the important link between digitalisation an workplace culture.

We have a great speaker line up and this year’s event will also feature a panel discussion from industry experts.

To view our full speaker line-up* click here

*Speaker listing is updated regularly, check back for further speaker details.

Exhibition stands are selling fast! Don’t miss out on your chance to showcase your business to the wider process industry.

Our exhibitors so far…

Secure your exhibition booth today & benefit from …

• 2 delegate passes
• 3 x 2 meter exhibition space
• Table, chairs and linen
• Wi-fi access and power supply
• Full conference access
• Tea, Coffee and Lunch

Event Details 

• When: 6th December 2022, 09.30 – 16.00
• Where: Harwick Hall, Sedgefield
• Get Social! Tweet about your attendance using #NEPICEvent and we’ll retweet to our followers.

Remaining sponsorship packages…

MAIN EVENT SPONSORSHIP – £5,000 +vat

What’s included:

Pre-event 

• Logo (and endorsement as event sponsor) on all promotional material 
• Logo (and endorsement as event sponsor) on all electronic media including event web pages on the NEPIC website
• Sponsor company bio and logo listed on linked event web pages within NEPIC website
• 1 x e-marketing campaign to be sent to the NEPIC membership contact database promoting the sponsor company and their involvement with the event
• 1 x social media post per week in the 4 weeks leading up to the event promoting the company as main event sponsor with links to company website
• 1 x promotional banner within 1 issue of the NEPIC e-news bulletin
• Graphics and suggested social content provided to help you promote your involvement

The Event 

• Branding visible at event on NEPIC presentation slides
• Exhibition space in a prominent position plus 4 delegate passes
• Full page inside front cover colour advert in official event programme & logo (with endorsement as event sponsor) on the programme cover

Post-event 

• Sponsor logo website link included with post event editorial on the NEPIC website
• Sponsor logo used across all post-event publicity

EVENT PROGRAMME SPONSOR – £1,500 +vat

Pre-event 

• Logo (and endorsement as event sponsor) on all promotional material 
• Logo (and endorsement as event sponsor) on all electronic media including event web pages on the NEPIC website
• Sponsor company bio and logo listed on linked event web pages within NEPIC website
• Promotion through NEPIC social channels
• Graphics and suggested social content provided to help you promote your involvement

The Event 

• Branding visible at event on NEPIC presentation slides
• Exhibition space in a prominent position plus 4 delegate passes
• Full page colour advert in official event programme & logo with endorsement as sponsor within the programme and on the programme front cover

Post-event 

• Sponsor logo website link included with post event editorial on the NEPIC website
• Sponsor logo used across all post-event publicity

Booking Support

Please contact Ryan Siddall for booking support. 

Competition Law Statement

Trade association meetings have, in the past, been used as a forum for the establishment of cartels and they are therefore the subject of scrutiny by the UK Competition and Markets Authority.

For the purposes of remaining compliant with competition law, members should not discuss commercially sensitive strategic information (including but not limited to, details of proposed or actual pricing, information about target or key customers or expansion plans) in or around NEPIC meetings, including at unofficial get-togethers or over coffee/lunch.