NEDME – 2018 Over 500 Exhibitors and Attendees
Join us this October at Tektronix in Beaverton, Oregon when we open our doors to over 70 exhibition booths, morning and evening keynote speakers, and three tracks of technical sessions throughout the day. Register now for this great opportunity to connect with the local electronics industry.
The NW Electronics Design & Manufacturing Expo (NEDME) is the premier trade show and networking event for members of the high-tech industry in the Pacific Northwest. NEDME connects local businesses with engineers, entrepreneurs, buyers, and reps in a fun atmosphere that promotes innovation and learning.
The expo began 16 years ago, and has grown into the largest event of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Originally called OctoberBest, it was a small collection of industry people enjoying food and good company at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Today, NEDME is held at the Tektronix Campus in Beaverton and features nearly 75 exhibitors from Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia, and draws several hundred attendees each year.
True to its original values, this Northwest event continues to bring together members of the local high-tech industry in a unique way, all the while supporting a good cause—all proceeds from the show benefit the Oregon Food Bank.
We are thrilled to have an incredible lineup of keynote speakers and tech sessions. This year we are proud to feature keynote speakers, Amy Keller, Sales Director/Global Supply Chain Services at Arrow and Executive Committee Chair at Women in Electronics and Joe Grand, Electrical Engineer/Inventor/Hardware Hacker and Founder of Grand Idea Studio. Amy and Joe have incredible experiences and insight to share with attendees of this exciting show.
This years Speakers and Tech Sessions.
However you plan to be involved in this year’s expo—as a sponsor, exhibitor, or attendee—we welcome you to NEDME
EXPO DETAILS
The NW Electronics Design & Manufacturing Expo
Tektronix Campus in Beaverton, Oregon
A heartfelt thank you to all NEDME sponsors and partners who support the local electronics manufacturing supply chain.
