Applications are open for CAMX composites industry awards
Submit your entry for the CAMX and Awards for Composites Excellence (ACE) Awards by June 21 for CAMX 2024.
Source | CAMX
North American composites and advanced materials trade show CAMX has opened its CAMX and Awards for Composites Excellence (ACE) Awards application portal for the 2024 event, taking place Sept. 9-12, 2024 in San Diego, California.
Every year, the CAMX and ACE Awards give composites organizations have the chance to present their achievements to a global audience. An expert judging panel of CAMX staff and industry leaders determines finalists and winners. Applications are open until June 21, 2024.
The flagship CAMX Award recognizes innovations that have the potential to impact composites and advanced materials in the marketplace. The CAMX Award will go to two game-changing entries that reflect the depth and breadth of the CAMX theme: Combined Strength and Unsurpassed Innovation.
ACE is a composites industry competition that recognizes outstanding technological, manufacturing and product development achievements. The American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA, Arlington, Va., U.S.), host to the long-standing awards program, will present six awards in three categories at CAMX. Categories include Design, Manufacturing and Market Growth.
Apply at this link.
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