Registration now open for vma-hi Market outlook workshop

July 6, 2006
This year's workshop will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Chicago on Aug. 24-25, 2006. Organized by the Valve Manufacturers Association and co-sponsored by the Hydraulic Institute, it will feature some of the best industry and economic experts discussing trends in a broad spectrum of marketplaces and economies for pump and valve professionals...

PARSIPPANY, NJ, July 7, 2006 -- The Hydraulic Institute (HI) announces that registration is now open for all HI members and prospective members for the 2006 VMA-HI Market Outlook Workshop focused on key valve and pump industry markets.

This year's workshop will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Chicago on Aug. 24-25, 2006. The workshop, organized by the Valve Manufacturers Association and co-sponsored by the Hydraulic Institute, will feature some of the best industry and economic experts discussing trends in a broad spectrum of marketplaces and economies. Trends in the following major markets will be addressed:
• Water/wastewater
• Pulp and paper
• Power
• Oil and gas
• Nuclear
• Hydrocarbon processing
• Construction
• Chemical and refining

Additional economic and market presentations will be provided covering the Wall Street perspective, international economic outlook and China. A total of twelve (12) speakers will be addressing attendees during the day and a half conference.

A complete brochure and registration form for the VMA-HI Market Outlook Workshop are available on the Hydraulic Institute website at www.Pumps.org. For any further questions regarding this meeting, contact Allison Kupfrian at (973) 267-9700 x16 or [email protected].

The 89-year old Hydraulic Institute, the largest association of pump producers in North America, is a global authority on pumps and pumping systems. Information on the Hydraulic Institute, its services, standards, publications and meetings, can be found on the HI websites at www.Pumps.org and www.PumpLearning.org, and the new energy-savings and life cycle cost focused site, www.PumpSystemsMatter.org.

For the latest from the Hydraulic Institute, see: HI News.

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