CW Summit Americas 2020 to focus on challenges and opportunities for the building materials industry
Published by Emily Thomas,
Deputy Editor
World Cement,
CW Group has announced that they are to host another edition of industry event, CW Summit Americas. The event will take place in Miami, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel from the 16 – 17 of January.
The company will conduct a series of interactive conversations offering insights into key topics currently shaping the global cement and building materials industry.
“As the industry is called upon to help fight climate change and mitigate emissions, CW Group takes this opportunity to present its views on green construction latest developments and value chain in order to support industry participants in better incorporating it into their strategic decision-making,” notes Robert Madeira, Managing Director and Head of Research at CW Group.
The variety of topics to be presented at the CW Summit will include a global overview, as well as an Americas-specific focus on cement industry trends. Additionally, information on cement prices, seaborne trade flows and specialty cements will be presented and discussed.
CW Group will also share its views on the industry ecosystem, including an energy overview, the cement equipment market, best practices surrounding green construction and the industry’s latest innovations and modernisation practices.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/the-americas/09012020/cw-summit-americas-2020-to-focus-on-challenges-and-opportunities-for-the-building-materials-industry/
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