DETROIT – The Motor & Equipment Remanufacturers Association (MERA) and the Golisano Institute for Sustainability will co-host a remanufacturing and sustainability conference on Oct. 2 at the MSU Management Education Center, Troy, Mich. The event will feature many prominent speakers—including U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow and Meritor Chairman, CEO and President Charles “Chip” McClure—and a number of panel discussions.
The conference theme — “Remanufacturing and the Sustainable Organization” — links remanufacturing with an organization’s overall sustainability strategy. Within the framework of the triple bottom line, speakers and panelists will discuss ways to build and market a sustainable organization. They will highlight how remanufacturing helps a company meet its sustainability goals — and the goals of its customers — particularly when the use of green products can be critical or have valuable incentives. Timely issues in the remanufacturing industry also will be addressed.
The program is intended for senior executives from across remanufacturing industries, as well as motor vehicle parts executives with an interest in remanufacturing, policymakers and sustainability and financial industry executives.
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