Recognized as one of the top trade show events in the Chemical Process Industries (CPI), the biennial Chem Show returns to the Javits Center in New York City to showcase the newest innovations in chemical process equipment and technology.
With a global membership of more than 220 companies, SOCMA is the only US-based trade association dedicated solely to the specialty chemical industry. As this industry segment’s leading authority, SOCMA represents a diverse membership of small, medium and large chemical companies which employ more than 46,000 people in the US alone. The value of the products and services provided by SOCMA members exceeds $24 billion.
Producers of the 2015 Chem Show that will be held in New York City, November 17-19, 2015, announced that Chemical Engineering magazine, published by Access Intelligence, has become a Media Partner and will offer exhibitors and attendees several new benefits.
With the theme “A New Century of CPI Innovation”, Chem Show management announced that November 17-19 will be the official dates of the 2015 100th Anniversary event at the Javits Convention Center in New York City.
Despite a snow storm that hit New York City and the surrounding region on December 10, the opening day of the 2013 Chem Show, the 55th biennial event attracted more than 5,500 registered chemical processing industry (CPI) professionals to North America’s leading processing exposition.
More than 5,000 processing professionals from over 60 countries will be convening at the 55th biennial Chem Show in New York City, December 10-12, 2013, to see the latest product innovations being unveiled by nearly 300 exhibiting companies.
With the theme of “Innovate, Explore & Get Inspired”, a newly energized 2013 Chem Show will provide thousands of CPI professionals with a wealth of innovative new solutions – both on and off the Show floor – December 10-12, in New York City.
According to a recent report from the American Chemistry Council (ACC), abundant supplies of natural gas from shale have created significant economic opportunities for the U.S. chemical industry that could result in $71.7 billion in new investments and more than 530,000 permanent new jobs.
55th CPI (Chemical Process Industries) Exposition and the AIChE (The American Institute of Chemical Engineers) Northeast Manufacturing Conference at the Chem Show.
From the very first event in 1915 when the famous inventor Thomas Edison came looking for inspiration, the Chem Show has been widely recognized as a leading source of innovation for the Chemical Process Industries (CPI).
