ASB opens registration for its premier event, BakingTECH 2022

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ASB opens registration for its premier event, BakingTECH 2022

10 Sep 2021

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CHICAGO — The American Society of Baking (ASB) announced today that registration is now open for its premier event, BakingTECH 2022.

The in-person event, which will be held March 1-3 in Chicago, which will have a full slate of technical sessions, networking opportunities and the MarketPlace tabletop tradeshow.

Due to ongoing concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic, ASB has implemented a “Worry-Free Registration” guarantee. All BakingTECH 2022 attendees may cancel their registration at any time, for any reason, right up to the day before the meeting. ASB will provide a full refund of registration fees.

According to the association, BakingTECH 2022 will be a robust tradeshow offering vibrant programming, impactful networking, meaningful collaboration and opportunities to reflect and connect over important and emerging topics in the industry.

The in-person event, which will be held March 1-3 in Chicago, which will have a full slate of technical sessions, networking opportunities and the MarketPlace tabletop tradeshow.

BakingTECH 2022 will give attendees exclusive access to:

Keynotes: Speakers include Alan Beaulieu, one of the country’s top economists, who will provide an economics update on the trends impacting the baking industry; Dr. Morgaine Gaye, food futurologist, will share her expertise on how people are changing the way they shop, eat and cook, and what it’s going to mean for the baking industry; and Didier Rosada, master baker, will provide insights on automation in the industry.
Educational content: Join sessions on topics that focus on automation, ingredients, traceability, packaging, probiotics and more.
Networking: Opportunities include the Welcome Back Reception, Networking Lunches and Coffee breaks, which are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the myriad of opportunities to reunite with colleagues.
Braindates: This offering is back by popular demand. The Braindate “marketplace” is a platform that will help attendees find and start discussions with others, via one-on-one or small group discussions with others, to personalize the BakingTECH experience.
MarketPlace: This segment of the event is expected to bring in 170+ ingredient and equipment suppliers and service providers.

Attendees can register on the ASB website.

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