PVC 2021 goes virtual

Press Release

PVC 2021 goes virtual

Over the past number of months, the IOM3 team has been working hard to bring you PVC 2021 and we are delighted to announce for this year, PVC will be moving to an online format.

 

Join us on 10–12 May 2021 online as we welcome regular and new delegates to a fully interactive, virtual conference experience, with emphasis on delivering the exceptional engagement, networking and knowledge exchange between our participants, for which the PVC conference series is renowned.

Being a virtual conference brings many exciting opportunities – you can create a personalized schedule, network with attendees (instant chat feature), visit exhibitors and join sessions at a click of a button.

 

Dr Jason Leadbitter, Chair of the PVC organising committee and Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility Manager at Inovyn, says, ‘I’m delighted to see the relaunch and opportunity for a fully virtual event that provides a unique opportunity to have the highest-ever participation to either watch live or via immediate streaming. PVC 2021 presents a great opportunity – there is really no excuse to miss out on any presentation.’

 

PVC 2021 is the world’s leading conference on Vinyl and this year’s theme will focus on ‘Success and Innovation in the Circular Economy,’ with an impressive line-up delivering a current, comprehensive and wide-ranging technical programme with 60 papers covering seven technical sessions, with speakers and discussion opportunities in between.

 

IOM3 CEO Dr Colin Church CEnv FIMMM, says, ‘PVC is rightly praised for the extremely high standard of its technical content, and going virtual means this will be accessible for a wider audience than ever. Coupled with the exciting networking opportunities the virtual conference platform offers, PVC 2021 will be an unmissable event for all in the sector.’

 

Do not miss out on the valuable networking and quality technical content. The online element runs as if you were at the venue – starting with a plenary and flowing into breakout sessions – and will give you the opportunity to interact and engage with other delegates and speakers.

 

Registration to attend PVC 2021 is now live. To find out more about this year’s event and to register, visit www.iom3.org/events–awards/pvc–2021.html

 

Press Contact:

 

Natalie Daniels

Head of Communications

Email address: natalie.daniels@iom3.org

 

Event Organiser:

 

Melanie Boyce

Head of Events

Email address: melanie.boyce@iom3.org

 

 

 

Notes to editors

x. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) is a major UK engineering institution and is the professional body for the advancement of materials, minerals and mining to governments, industry, academia, the public and the professions. For more information, visit www.iom3.org

 

x. PVC 2020 is organised by IOM Communications Ltd on behalf of the Polymer Society of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.