Largest ethanol industry expo takes place online only
BBI International has announced that the 2020 International Fuel Ethanol Workshop and Expo (FEW), the ethanol industry's largest conference, has been moved and will be virtual.
The event will now take place on 15-17 September and will be online only due to COVID-19.
It include a general session, a live virtual expo hall, all listed track sessions, per-conference events, the co-located Biodiesel Production Technology Summit and the ACE Annual Conference.
Attendees will be able to access all presentations, networking events, the virtual expo hall and chat rooms.
“It’s been somewhat of a roller coaster this year and we recognized turning the FEW into a virtual event would be the safest and most cost-effective option for our attendees, and it would also eliminate any hovering uncertainty,” said Joe Bryan, CEO of BBI International.
“The event will still contain a massive amount of content, networking opportunities and multiple ways to promote products and services, all from the safety of your office or home.
He added: “We needed to listen to our customers and let the data drive our decisions, so we surveyed producers, attendees, exhibitors, sponsors and speakers and the response was overwhelming. In all segments of our audience, turning the FEW into the virtual event was the most popular option this year.”
For more information visit fuelethanolworkshop.com
The event will now take place on 15-17 September and will be online only due to COVID-19.
It include a general session, a live virtual expo hall, all listed track sessions, per-conference events, the co-located Biodiesel Production Technology Summit and the ACE Annual Conference.
Attendees will be able to access all presentations, networking events, the virtual expo hall and chat rooms.
“It’s been somewhat of a roller coaster this year and we recognized turning the FEW into a virtual event would be the safest and most cost-effective option for our attendees, and it would also eliminate any hovering uncertainty,” said Joe Bryan, CEO of BBI International.
“The event will still contain a massive amount of content, networking opportunities and multiple ways to promote products and services, all from the safety of your office or home.
He added: “We needed to listen to our customers and let the data drive our decisions, so we surveyed producers, attendees, exhibitors, sponsors and speakers and the response was overwhelming. In all segments of our audience, turning the FEW into the virtual event was the most popular option this year.”
For more information visit fuelethanolworkshop.com
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