ETI Announces Open Registration for Japan Tech Week - aftermarketNews

ETI Announces Open Registration for Japan Tech Week

ROCHESTER, MI – The Equipment and Tool Institute (ETI) has announced that registration for Japan Tech Week 2007 is now available online. This ETI member-exclusive event will take place Dec. 3-6 at the Crowne Plaza Redondo Beach in California. This years’ OEM Appreciation Banquet takes place at the Astor Museum.

Each year, Japan Tech Week provides OEM engineers and designers and ETI member companies — the makers of tools and equipment — an opportunity to meet and collaborate. Through OEM presentations, panel discussions and hands-on demonstrations, these professionals discuss the upcoming service needs of new makes and models, and the changes necessary in the tool and equipment industry to meet those needs. Current OEM participants include Honda, Isuzu, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Mitsubishi Fuso, Hino, Nissan, Nissan Diesel, Subaru (Fuji Heavy Industries), Suzuki and Toyota.

More details on Japan Tech Week 2007, including online attendee registration, schedule of events, and online hotel room registration (the only way to secure the ETI rate), are available at: www.etools.org.

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