VMA's Valve Basics Seminar and Valve Forum Programs Announced
The Valve Forum: Conference & Exhibits is the most dynamic gathering for professionals across the entire valve industry value chain.
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The Valve Forum: Conference & Exhibits is the most dynamic gathering for professionals across the entire valve industry value chain. Produced by the only industry association dedicated to the valve industry, the Forum brings together flow control experts and exhibitors for curated education, peer connection and practical insight. Optional networking night out and local facility tour can be purchased to enhance your experience. The recently announced program can be viewed here.
Attendees gain valuable perspectives on manufacturing, technical applications, business management and valve fundamentals, while exploring solutions spanning valves, actuators and automation technologies. Dedicated networking experiences and an interactive exhibit hall create meaningful opportunities to build relationships and discover innovations shaping the industry.
Whether you’re an end user, manufacturer, distributor, or supplier—new to the industry or a seasoned professional — you’ll leave with actionable ideas, deeper expertise and connections that move your business forward.
Before the Valve Forum, attend the Valve Basics Seminar preconference program on Monday, April 13. The one-day, hands-on event features 101 and 201 content delivered by industry experts.
Register today for one or both of these events to receive the best rate. Bring 3 or more employees from the same organization to receive a 10% discount on registration.
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