Hannover, Germany. At the same time, it became clear that trade fairs, as a concrete networking venue for face-to-face contact, will remain a key business and innovation driver in the years to come. “The comeback of HANNOVER MESSE came at just the right time,” declared Dr. Jochen Köckler, Chairman of the Managing Board of Deutsche Messe. “In the face of disrupted supply chains, rising energy prices, inflation and climate change, it was all the more important to meet again face-to-face in the exhibition halls after two years marked by a pandemic, to take in the latest technology trends and get a window to the future. After four days at the tradeshow, industry, politics and research are all sending a clear signal from Hannover: Pandemics and wars must not and will not slow down the process of industrial transformation – to the contrary, we must move even faster to achieve the process of digitization and sustainability,” he added.

German Economics Minister Robert Habeck summed up the situation after a tour of the tradeshow on Tuesday: “Just taking in all the technologies on display here into account, we have the solution to all our current crises. What we see here at the trade fair is the reflection of the major problems of our time with concrete answers – which is a fascinating development.”

Round about 75,000 visitors networked with 2,500 exhibitors on ways and means of making their value chains fit for the future. “Exhibitors’ expectations at this special HANNOVER MESSE were fully met. Which was also reflected in the overwhelming intention to return again for HANNOVER MESSE 2023. Nearly all exhibitors have already announced that they will be back next year. I would like to thank all the people who have been so courageous with us in making this trade fair happen again, despite all the uncertainties of the last few weeks,” explained Köckler.

This assessment was seconded by ZVEI President and Chairman of the Hannover Messe Exhibitors’ Advisory Board Dr. Gunther Kegel, who explained: “The relaunch of Hannover Messe has been a great success and has come at exactly the right time. It is irreplaceable for the dialog between politics and industry, especially in changing political and social times like these. On the basis of their innovations, the companies in the electrical and digital industries have shown they can be relied on in the transformation toward a climate-neutral industrial society.”

“It is important that politicians now keep their word and provide the appropriate framework conditions so that the momentum of the trade fair can be translated into concrete action. We are looking forward next year to welcoming even more guests from abroad,” Kegel continued.

“With its thematic focus on energy, security of supply and industrial trans-formation, HANNOVER MESSE 2022 has impressively demonstrated that we need such a leading flagship fair – more than ever after two years of pandemic,” declared VDMA Executive Director Thilo Brodtmann. “In an environment that was more challenging than ever, the exhibits showed there is no sub¬stitute for personal contact. This applies to the relationship between companies and their clients or the next generation, but also to high-level discussions with politicians, for which Hannover Messe represents the ideal venue.”

Brodtmann continued, “Just having German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Economics and Climate Minister Robert Habeck, as well as Education Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger pledge their support for the concerns of industrial SMEs in Hannover means a great deal in times like these. That’s why we’re confident that, again next year, when guests will hopefully be able to travel from even further away, that Hannover Messe will continue to regain its traditional size and scope.”

Tradeshow attendees learned how they could use automation and digitization to reduce energy consumption in their factories and production facilities. How they could power their production using electricity from hydrogen or how they can build resilience into their supply chains. From large-scale solutions such as the digitization of development and production processes in automotive manufacturing, to algae as a substitute for plastic, to the targeted use of software to record and reduce the C02 footprint, HANNOVER MESSE offered a broad picture of the technological options for the industry of today and tomorrow.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and many of the decision-makers from politics and business warned against turning away from globalization. Nevertheless, a readjustment was necessary. The idea of “friend-shoring” was the buzzword at the fair. What was meant was building up production and business in countries that maintained a similar value system. Like the partner country Portugal, which presented itself during the fair as a highly attractive and dynamic location for investment and partnerships.

In addition to the 75,000 attendees on the exhibition grounds, another 15,000 visitors attended the event digitally. They followed the conference program, took advantage of the digital product presentations and conducted conversations via chat or video call. As Köckler put it: “We succeeded in bringing together the best of the real and digital worlds. Nevertheless, it has once again been confirmed: When thousands of visitors meet thousands of exhibitors, this is only possible in a direct, face-to-face setting. The magic of a fair cannot be digitally reproduced.”

The next HANNOVER MESSE takes place from 17 to 21 April 2023.

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Hannover/Lisbon. Portugal boasts one of the highest rates of green energy consumption in Europe. From 30 May to 2 June at HANNOVER MESSE 2022, companies from Partner Country Portugal present their technological solutions for clean-energy production and demonstrate to the global market Portugal’s vast know-how and experience in the renewable electricity sector.

In December 2021, Portugal became the fourth country in Europe to eliminate coal in electricity production. Portugal has consistently reduced fossil fuel-based energy consumption by using cutting-edge technologies to diversify renewable resources for energy production. Benefits include more efficient use of resources, more sustainable mobility and greater security of supply.

Portugal’s geographical position is favorable to all renewable energies, creating opportunities and competitive advantages for the export of goods and services in this sector. Renewable energies currently represent around 1.6 percent of Portugal’s GDP and have generated more than 45,000 jobs in recent years.

Portugal ranks ninth in global contribution to Planet & Climate in the Good Countries Index and is committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Portugal created the first-ever floating solar project at an existing hydroelectric facility and developed the first offshore floating wind farm in continental Europe, the Windfloat Atlantic. In December 2020, Portugal reached 111 hours of national energy consumption without conventional thermal power production.

Portugal is a leader in the European Union’s energy transition – its National Strategy for Green Hydrogen exemplifies its commitment to renewable energies by promoting progressive integration of hydrogen into various sectors on the road to a decarbonized economy. The strategy also aims to create a green hydrogen export hub for Europe, which is essential to advancing global growth in the sector.

Several Portuguese companies offer urban mobility solutions for smart cities, including producing hydrogen for storage in chargers and operating hydrogen-powered buses.

“In 2020, Portugal was the fifth country in the European Union with the largest share of energy from renewable sources. In 2021, 60 percent of electricity consumption in Portugal was produced through renewable resources. Portugal is a great country to invest in, featuring a clean environment and sustainable solutions,” said Luís Castro Henriques, chairman and CEO of AICEP – Portuguese Trade & Investment Agency.

At HANNOVER MESSE 2022, the Portugal Energy Solutions Pavilion in Hall 13 features 13 Portuguese companies: ENERGEST , Fusion-Fuel , ISQ , PRF , Zembe , Cleanwatts , EDP Renewables, EFACEC , Enermeter , Galp, Indisol , REN and STREAMVALUE .

Your contacts for further information:
Partner Country Portugal
Sónia Cerdeira
Tel.: +351 967 843 516
E-mail

Paulo Fidalgo
Tel.: +351 916 415 804
E-mail

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Hannover, Germany. From 30 May to 2 June, some 2,500 companies display their technologies for the factories and energy systems of the future at the Hannover Exhibition Center. Under the lead theme of “Industrial Transformation”, they demonstrate how connected production facilities can operate more efficiently and conserve resources as well as how to generate and transmit energy sustainably.

“In view of the current global political situation, the topics at HANNOVER MESSE are more relevant than ever,” reported Dr. Jochen Köckler, CEO of Deutsche Messe, at the HANNOVER MESSE preview event. “At the heart of the matter is how we can ensure security of supply and growth in a dynamically changing world – politically, environmentally and economically – while counteracting climate change. Innovative technologies will play a key role in this,” he added.

Exhibiting companies include corporations like Siemens, Bosch, Schneider Electric, Schaeffler, Microsoft, SAP and Service Now, joined by numerous medium-sized industrial enterprises such as Beckhoff, Festo, Harting, Pepperl+Fuchs, Phoenix Contact, Wago and Ziehl-Abegg. Accompanying them are major research institutes like Fraunhofer and Karlsruhe Institute for Technology (KIT) as well as roughly 100 startups that find HANNOVER MESSE an ideal platform for networking with industry.

Green energies and hydrogen – driving supply security and climate protection

When it comes to CO2-neutral production and energy security in Europe, renewable energies and green hydrogen play a key role. Many companies already lead the way with concrete solutions. For example, HANNOVER MESSE exhibitor Bosch created a hydrogen cycle at its Industrie 4.0 facility that produces green hydrogen for industrial processes.

Because of the current energy supply debate, the topic of hydrogen is gaining further importance at HANNOVER MESSE. “We have offered the largest European platform for the hydrogen and fuel cell industry for years. In Hannover, more than 200 companies – including Iberdrola, Saint Gobain, Emerson, ElringKlinger, Plug Power, Siemens, Phoenix Contact, Enapter, Bosch, Hexagon Purus, Nel Hydrogen, Hydrogenious and GP Joule – present solutions for a sustainable energy supply based on hydrogen derived from renewable energy sources,” said Köckler.

Using digitalization, automation and AI to help combat climate change

Europe is striving to become climate-neutral by the middle of the millennium. More and more companies have set ambitious goals and are in the process of completely converting their production and services. HANNOVER MESSE exhibitors supply the necessary technologies.

Not only can the production of virtually all goods be made more resource-conserving and energy-efficient with the help of state-of-the-art machinery and equipment, but solutions from mechanical and plant engineering, electrical engineering, and the software and IT industry can also vastly improve the control processes of complex systems, thus boosting innovation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions around the world.

Recording the CO2 footprint across entire supply chains is often the first step towards climate neutrality. HANNOVER MESSE exhibitor Siemens has developed software that captures emissions data along the supply chain and combines this with data from the company’s own value chain to determine a product’s actual carbon footprint.

Economic policy platform plus Partner Country Portugal

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Portugal’s Prime Minister António Costa will jointly open HANNOVER MESSE. This year, Portugal is the Partner Country of the world’s foremost industrial trade fair.

More than 120 companies from Partner Country Portugal have registered for HANNOVER MESSE 2022. Under the motto “Portugal Makes Sense”, they present their products and solutions for digital transformation, the energy transition and reliable supply chains.

Other political dignitaries, such as Frans Timmermanns, Vice President of the European Commission, and Bettina Stark-Watzinger, Federal Minister of Education and Research, have also confirmed their attendance. This means that after a two-year “coronavirus break”, HANNOVER MESSE once again provides an international stage for economic policy discourse. According to Köckler, “At the end of May, the global industrial community will be looking to Hannover. This year in particular, HANNOVER MESSE 2022 can send economic policy signals and build bridges.”

In addition to the exhibits at the show, attendees can look forward to a first-rate supporting program. The four conference stages cover topics like automation, cloud and infrastructure, analytics and data management, digital platforms, robotics, IT security, artificial intelligence, renewable energies, green hydrogen, energy-efficient and CO2-neutral production, digital energy management, the circular economy and much more. The complete program will not only be available to visitors on-site, but will also stream simultaneously via the HANNOVER MESSE website.

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Hannover/Lisbon. From 30 May to 2 June, Partner Country Portugal at HANNOVER MESSE showcases innovative companies that specialize in developing proven, sophisticated high tech solutions in areas such as artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, Big Data, cloud computing, cyber-physical systems, Industrial Internet of Things, intelligent energy solutions, sensors, and smart materials.

Portuguese companies, many of which are small or medium-sized, are well-versed in Industrie 4.0 concepts that drive industrial transformation. They provide solutions to industries ranging from automotive and transport, food, and medical devices to molds and plastics, packaging and pharmaceuticals.

For example, Portuguese providers offer smart manufacturing execution solutions that monitor processes in real-time. These form part of next-generation software developed for the industry, helping managers make better decisions based on instant information gathered from the shop floor.

Thanks to digitalization, small companies make more and more breakthroughs in fields that were once the exclusive preserve of big industrial players. With disruptive ideas and distinctive technologies, Portuguese startups punch above their weight and have built an ecosystem that is home to established unicorns such as Farfetch, Outsystems, Talkdesk, Feedzai, Remote, Unbabel, and Sword Health as well as newcomers like Defined.ai and Veniam. Partner Country Portugal is a unique opportunity for global companies to partner with these entrepreneurs to advance research and development projects.

Portugal also stands out at the scientific level: the European Union chose the country to install one of eight new European supercomputers for research. This supercomputer, which becomes operational in 2022, provides researchers with access to more and better processing power for projects in areas such as medicine and artificial intelligence.

The Portugal Digital Ecosystems Pavilion is located in Hall 5 at HANNOVER MESSE 2022.

Your contacts for further information:

Partner Country Portugal
Sónia Cerdeira
Tel.: +351 967 843 516
E-mail

Paulo Fidalgo
Tel.: +351 916 415 804
E-mail

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Due to the current situation surrounding Covid, Deutsche Messe AG will stage the world’s leading trade show for industrial technology from 30 May to 2 June. The new date provides exhibitors and visitors with planning security.

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eutsche Messe made the decision to postpone HANNOVER MESSE 2020 to July 2020 in close cooperation with the Hannover Region Health Authority, the HANNOVER MESSE Exhibitors’ Council and the partner associations VDMA (German Engineering Federation) and ZVEI (German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association).

The Hannover Region Health Authority had strongly recommended that Deutsche Messe follow the advice of the Robert Koch Institute, which includes comprehensive measures to safeguard health when hosting major events. For instance, fever measuring stations at all entrances and not allowing people from risk areas or those who have had contact with people from risk areas to enter the exhibition center. This would have entailed a comprehensive evaluation of all trade fair participants – from exhibitors and visitors to service providers, exhibit builders and catering companies.

Deutsche Messe is unable to implement the proposed measures. In addition, their implementation would impair the staging of the event to such an extent that the event would not fulfill its purpose or would do so only with considerable restrictions for exhibitors and visitors.

Since the health of exhibitors, visitors, employees, and the public is the top priority for Deutsche Messe, the decision was made in consultation with HANNOVER MESSE’s exhibitor advisory councils to switch to the July date.

“With the July date, we offer our exhibitors the earliest possible time slot to present their innovations to a global audience and to initiate business,” says Dr. Jochen Köckler, Chairman of the Board of Management of Deutsche Messe AG. “In view of the global economic challenges triggered by the Coronavirus in the first half of the year, the new date offers great opportunities. Thus the world’s most important industrial trade fair can provide important impetus for the global economy at an early stage.”

“The VDMA supports the decision of Deutsche Messe AG. In regards to the current challenges caused by the Coronavirus, postponing HANNOVER MESSE until July is the best possible option,” says VDMA Chief Executive Thilo Brodtmann. “We assume that the situation will calm down in the coming months and that the mechanical engineering industry will then benefit from a reviving business situation.”

“Today’s decision by Deutsche Messe AG to postpone HANNOVER MESSE comes at the right time,” emphasizes Wolfgang Weber, Chairman of the ZVEI Management Board. “As an internationally important industrial trade show, its USP is the gathering of people from all over the world. This can only happen if there are no health risks. Furthermore, it is important for the electrical industry to present its products for Industry 4.0, electrification and greater energy efficiency to the public this summer.”

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These exhibitors include ITM , NEL , H-TEC SYSTEMS , McPhy , Audi , Toyota , Daimler and many others. They will be in Hall 27, providing valuable information and insights on the many potential applications of hydrogen and fuel cells. To cap it all off, there will be a circuit on the open-air site where visitors can take fuel cell-powered vehicles for a test drive.

With more and more energy being generated from renewable sources, it is becoming increasingly important to find ways of using it efficiently. The key is to synchronize supply with demand, which is no easy feat, given the fluctuating, unpredictable nature of many forms of renewable energy. Power-to-x technologies can help solve this problem by storing renewably generated electricity for subsequent, flexible use. This is where fuel cells and “green” hydrogen come in. For example, they are an excellent complement to battery-powered vehicles and have an important role to play in emission-neutral mobility. Moreover, they enable short refueling times and hence larger operating ranges and a broader scope of uses for electric vehicles. They also reduce the use of rare earths and metals like cobalt, nickel and lithium, thereby also alleviating the problem of disposal. Hydrogen and fuel cells have potential applications in all forms of mobility – in buses, trucks, cars, trains, ships and aircraft. But they also have potential applications in other areas, such as in fuel-cell power plants, where they serve the dual purpose of providing energy storage and ensuring uninterrupted renewable electricity generation. Fuel cells therefore have a key part to play in the transformation of the world’s energy systems.

At HANNOVER MESSE 2019, which runs from 1 to 5 April, visitors will be able to learn about the current state of the art in this exciting area of technology at the Hydrogen + Fuel Cells EUROPE exhibition in Hall 27. There, on some 1,700 square meters of display space, 170 exhibitors will present the latest fuel cell applications and the latest solutions for storing renewably generated electricity by producing hydrogen. The exhibition also has an extensive supporting program. For example, visitors will be able to take fuel cell-powered cars, such as the Hyundai Nexo, the Mercedes-Benz GLC F-CELL or the Toyota Mira, for a test-drive in the Ride & Drive area of the open-air site. There will also be quality, in-depth information and discussion on offer at two special forums. Visitors and others who can’t make it to the forums in person will be able to follow the presentations and interviews live online.

For further information, visit www.h2fc-fair.com .

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Hannover.  Which were the biggest attractions at the show generally and at my stand in particular? Which product showcase elicited the best response from visitors? Which presentation attracted the greatest audience attention? What percentage of the visitors at my stand were actually decision-makers? Which countries did most of my visitors come from? HANNOVER MESSE exhibitors will from now on be able to get answers to these questions and much more. At this year’s show, which runs from 1 to 5 April, visitors will for the very first time be handed little Bluetooth tags along with their badges as they pass through the entry gates. The tags support anonymous analysis of visitor flows on the exhibition grounds and at individual stands. This kind of analysis is particularly useful for companies operating large or medium-size showcases, because as well as tracking how long visitors spend at their showcases as a whole, they will be able to analyze the performance of individual sections of their showcases. The insights gleaned can then inform post-show visitor follow-up activities and the selection of subject matter and design elements for future showcases.

Accessing this new digital service is easy. Exhibitors can simply order it along with the other services available in the HANNOVER MESSE online shop. The technology itself is provided by WAYTATION, a Vienna-based startup. For visitors, the service is free of charge and optional.

Partner Country Sweden

Sweden is the official Partner Country of HANNOVER MESSE 2019 and will be using its Partner Country showcase to profile itself as a forward-thinking business location at the forefront of co-creation, innovation and digital transformation of industry. Sweden’s main objectives with its showcase are to foster networking, trade and investment with partners from all around the world. The central hub of the Partner Country showcase is the “Sweden Co-Lab Pavilion”, in Hall 27. The Partner Country showcase and displays by independent Swedish exhibitors are complemented by HANNOVER MESSE’s supporting program, which includes the Swedish Business Summit and various forums and networking events dedicated to Sweden’s innovative capacity and business opportunities.

HANNOVER MESSE 2019 is expected to feature some 6,500 exhibitors from 75 countries. About two thirds of these exhibitors will be from outside Germany.

HANNOVER MESSE – Get new technology first!

HANNOVER MESSE is the world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology. With its core focus on “Industrial Intelligence”, it covers the full range of digitization solutions for tomorrow’s manufacturing and energy systems. HANNOVER MESSE will next be held in 2019, when it will feature six parallel shows – IAMD (Integrated Automation, Motion & Drives), Digital Factory, Integrated Energy, Industrial Supply, ComVac and Research & Technology – as well as special showcases for startups and career starters, plus over 90 conferences and forums. HANNOVER MESSE 2019 will run from 1 to 5 April 2019 in Hannover, Germany, and will put the spotlight on Sweden as its official Partner Country.

Deutsche Messe AG

As one of the world’s foremost organizers of capital goods trade fairs, Deutsche Messe (Hannover, Germany) stages a rich array of events at venues in Germany and around the globe. With 2017 revenue of 356 million euros, Deutsche Messe ranks among Germany’s top five tradeshow producers. The company’s portfolio features such world-class events as (in alphabetical order) CeMAT (intralogistics and supply chain management), didacta (education), DOMOTEX (carpets and other floor coverings), HANNOVER MESSE (industrial technology), INTERSCHUTZ (fire and rescue services, civil protection, safety and security), LABVOLUTION (lab technology) and LIGNA (woodworking, wood processing, forestry). Deutsche Messe also stages trade fairs at other German venues, for example parts2clean (industrial parts cleaning) and SurfaceTechnology (surface treatment). The company also regularly hosts a number of internationally renowned events by third parties, among which are AGRITECHNICA (agricultural machinery) and EuroTier (animal production), both of which are staged by the German Agricultural Society (DLG), EMO (machine tools; staged by the German Machine Tool Builders’ Association, VDW), EuroBLECH (sheet metal working; staged by MackBrooks) and IAA Commercial Vehicles (transport, logistics and mobility; staged by the German Association of the Automotive Industry, VDA). Deutsche Messe’s portfolio also comprises events in Australia, Canada, China, Indonesia, Italy, Mexico, Russia, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey and the USA. These include shows in the following fields: Automotive, ICT & Digital Business, Manufacturing and Processing & Industries, Energy & Logistics and Metal Processing. With more than 1,200 employees and a network of 58 sales partners, Deutsche Messe is present in more than 100 countries.

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La HANNOVER MESSE est placée cette année sous le thème-phare de l’« Industrial Intelligence » et couvre ainsi notamment la connexion numérique entre l’Homme et la machine à l’ère de l’intelligence artificielle. Le mercredi du salon, à savoir le 3 avril, environ 300 experts, précurseurs et dirigeants de l’industrie se réuniront donc dans le cadre de la nouvelle conférence « Future of Work in Industry » pour débattre des répercussions de la numérisation sur la qualification et l’organisation du travail. Le lendemain sera donné le coup d’envoi du congrès WomenPower, désormais bien établi, avec un programme passionnant autour des questions de carrière, des stratégies de réussite et des formes de travail innovantes.

Hanovre. Avec la numérisation qui progresse et les répercussions qui vont avec sur la qualification et l’organisation du travail, de nouveaux défis se présentent chaque jour. L’industrie 4.0 amène la production à un niveau de productivité et de flexibilité inédit grâce à l’affectation intelligente de systèmes informatiques et de réseaux de communication. Par le passé, les installations et les machines ainsi que leur connexion en réseau étaient la plupart du temps sous le feu des projecteurs tandis que les collaborateurs n’occupaient qu’une position marginale. Aujourd’hui, il est temps de remettre l’Homme au centre des préoccupations dans le cadre de cette évolution. C’est sur ce point que s’engage la conférence « Future of Work in Industry ».

Richard David Precht prononcera le keynote d’ouverture

Pour le coup d’envoi de la manifestation, le philosophe et journaliste Richard David Precht prononcera un keynote sur le thème « La révolution numérique : nous redécorons les transats du Titanic. » Il répondra à la question de savoir si la fin de la société de la performance telle que nous la connaissons, qui va de pair avec la numérisation, est vraiment une perte. Pour lui, la numérisation signifie avant tout l’opportunité de vivre à l’avenir une vie plus remplie, avec plus d’autonomie de décision. Il avertit dans le même temps que les jalons doivent être posés maintenant et que notre système social doit évoluer en conséquence.

Trois axes thématiques pour un échange ciblé

La conférence reprend ces idées avec les trois axes thématiques Leadership, Skills et Tools. À travers des keynotes, des deep dive panels, des conférences-débats et des présentations de best cases, des intervenants prestigieux comme Janina Kugel, directrice des affaires sociales et du personnel et membre du directoire de Siemens, Kai Anderson, partenaire chez Promerit, et Christiane Benner, vice-présidente d’IG Metall, révèleront les compétences et les qualifications qui assurent la pérennité des entreprises et la sauvegarde de l’emploi.

Bernd Osterloh, directeur du comité d’entreprise de VW : « Concevoir le changement : le pack avenir de Volkswagen »

Pour les collaboratrices et les collaborateurs, les processus de changement s’accompagnent souvent d’incertitudes et de craintes. Il est d’autant plus important de les embarquer sur la voie du changement et de les faire participer. Bernd Osterloh, président du comité central d’entreprise, du comité d’entreprise du groupe et membre du comité directeur du conseil de surveillance de Volkswagen AG, explique comment y parvenir du point de vue des partenaires sociaux.

Let’s get loud – Women in Industry

Les femmes sont encore sous-représentées dans les cercles de direction de l’industrie. Elles seront donc au cœur du plus grand salon de l’industrie au monde pendant le WomenPower les 4 et 5 avril. Sous le slogan « Let’s get loud – Women in Industry! Empower. Create. Succeed », environ 1 400 femmes se réuniront pour le congrès leader dédié aux carrières afin de contribuer ensemble selon leurs aspirations aux évolutions actuelles et relever les défis de monde du travail d’aujourd’hui et de demain en participant à plus de 40 ateliers concrets et best cases. Parmi les intervenantes prestigieuses figurent, entre autres, Marion Rövekamp, directrice du personnel et du service juridique chez EWE, Hanna Hennig, CIO d’Osram et Maria Ferraro, CFO de la Digital Factory de Siemens.

Réseautage et plan de carrière

Une cinquantaine d’entreprises, d’établissements universitaires, de groupements professionnels, d’institutions et de réseaux seront présents dans le cadre de l’exposition qui accompagne le congrès. Les exposants informeront les visiteurs sur les perspectives professionnelles, les stratégies de carrière, les possibilités de mise en réseau et les programmes de subventions ainsi que d’autres thèmes et tendances concernant la politique du travail.

Focus sur le secteur MINT : Women Tec Day et remise de prix

Le « Women Tec Day » se déroulera le jeudi 4 avril 2019 dans le cadre de WomenPower. Seront discutés en l’occurrence les thèmes de la mutation du monde du travail, du leadership féminin, de la numérisation ainsi que des compétences dans le volet Leadership et New Work. Le « Women Tec Day » s’adresse aux cadres, aux hauts potentiels et aux professionnels seniors.

Pour la relève des cadres, les jeunes professionnels et les étudiants, le « Women Career Day » qui se déroulera le vendredi 5 avril 2019 proposera des informations complémentaires et des formations en direct autour de l’évolution de carrière. De nombreuses femmes s’impliquent fortement pour le secteur MINT. Pour braquer les projecteurs sur cet engagement exceptionnel et lui rendre hommage, l’« Engineer Powerwoman Award » sera remis le jeudi 4 avril 2019 à partir de 18h30 dans le cadre de la Networking Night.

HANNOVER MESSE – Get new technology first!

La HANNOVER MESSE est le salon mondial phare de l’industrie. Avec le thème vedette de « l’intelligence industrielle », elle couvre en détail la numérisation de la production et des systèmes énergétiques. Outre les six salons-phares – IAMD–Integrated Automation, Motion & Drives, Digital Factory, Integrated Energy, Industrial Supply, ComVac et Research & Technology –, l’événement propose des volets dédiés aux start-ups et à la thématique des carrières. Plus de 90 conférences et forums complètent le programme. La prochaine édition se déroulera à Hanovre du 1^er au 5 avril 2019. La Suède est le pays-partenaire de la HANNOVER MESSE 2019.

Deutsche Messe AG

Deutsche Messe est une entreprise mondiale leader dans l’organisation de salons spécialisés en biens d’équipement en Allemagne et à l’étranger. Avec un chiffre d’affaires de 356 millions d’euros en 2017, elle figure parmi les cinq plus grandes sociétés allemandes organisatrices de salons. Son portefeuille d’événements en nom propre comporte des salons phares internationaux comme (par ordre alphabétique) le CEBIT (festival professionnel de l’innovation et de la numérisation), le CeMAT (intralogistique et gestion de la chaîne d’approvisionnement), le didacta (éducation), le DOMOTEX (tapis et revêtements de sol), la HANNOVER MESSE (technologies industrielles), l’INTERSCHUTZ (lutte anti-incendie, protection civile, sauvetage et sécurité), le LABVOLUTION (techniques de laboratoire) et le LIGNA (usinage du bois et techniques forestières). Par ailleurs, le parc des expositions accueille régulièrement des événements invités qui sont des salons-phares de leurs secteurs : AGRITECHNICA (DLG ; génie rural) et EuroTier (DLG ; élevage), EMO (VDW ; machines-outils), EuroBLECH (Mack Brooks ; usinage de tôles) et IAA véhicules utilitaires (VDA ; transport, logistique, mobilité). Avec plus de 1 200 employés et 58 partenaires commerciaux, Deutsche Messe est présente dans une centaine de pays.

spring Messe Management GmbH

spring Messe Management organise des salons spécialisés, des conférences et des événements dans les domaines des ressources humaines, de la gestion de la santé en entreprise ainsi que du recrutement. De longues années d’expérience du sujet et une orientation client durable font des événements organisés par spring des plateformes sectorielles bien implantées. Les marques Zukunft Personal, Corporate Health et job & career donnent en l’occurrence des impulsions pour de nouveaux produits, des idées innovantes et le développement des cadres. En tant que filiale de Deutsche Messe, spring est représentée dans cinq pays : Allemagne, Autriche, Hongrie, Russie et Turquie.

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