Demonstrate your expertise
Explain an approach you have tested, a project you have delivered or a challenge you understand deeply. Concrete examples make your experience useful and memorable.
Scottish manufacturing / Speaker
Help shape Scotland’s industrial conversation.
Share a project, a fresh perspective or practical lessons on industrial transformation, workforce skills and competitive production.
Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition29–30 September 2027SEC, Glasgow, Scotland
Explore the opportunity ↓Let’s start with your goals
Speaker enquiry
Enquiry received.
The event team will contact you by email.
The opportunity
Your expertise. A relevant audience.
Give Scottish manufacturers, technology providers and industrial leaders something they can use. A clear case study, honest lessons and specific takeaways make a stronger proposal than a general sales presentation.
Build your involvement around industrial transformation, workforce skills and competitive production. Tell us what you want to achieve and we’ll discuss the options that fit.
Make participation count
More than a place on the programme.
Start informed conversations
A focused presentation can give peers, prospective collaborators and industry specialists a reason to continue the discussion with you.
Contribute to your sector
Share what worked, what you would change and the questions still to be answered. Help others assess their own options with greater confidence.
Create a clear professional presence
Provide an accurate biography, portrait and relevant links for any confirmed speaker profile. Make it easy for visitors to understand your expertise and explore your work.
Plan your involvement
A useful first conversation starts here.
For Scottish manufacturers, technology providers and industrial leaders, a clear brief helps turn interest into a practical plan.
Start your speaker enquiry ↗- A proposed title and a concise summary of the topic.
- Three practical takeaways for the audience.
- Your biography, role and relevant speaking or project experience.
- Your preferred format and any supporting case study or co-presenter.
Before you take the next step
Your questions, answered.
What makes a strong proposal?
Be specific about the audience, the challenge and what people will learn. Evidence, honest lessons and practical examples are more useful than a broad company introduction.
Is submitting an application a confirmed speaking slot?
No. The programme team reviews proposals for relevance, balance and available space, then contacts applicants about the next steps.
Can we propose a panel?
Yes, describe the question the panel would explore, the range of perspectives needed and any suggested participants. Participation and format remain subject to agreement.
Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition
Bring your strongest idea to the programme.
We’ll review your enquiry and discuss suitability, availability and the next steps with you.
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