• Registration Desk Open (8:30 am - 5:00 pm)
• Executive Committee Meeting (8:00 am - 12:00 pm, by invitation only)
• Board of Directors Lunch (12:00 - 1:00 pm, by invitation only)
• Board Spouses Lunch (12:00 - 1:30 pm, by invitation only)
• Board of Directors Meeting (1:15 - 4:30 pm, by invitation only)
• Board of Directors / Guests  Reception (5:00 - 6:00 pm)

• Registration Desk Open (7:00 am - 5:00 pm)
• Chapter Leadership Forum (7:30 am - 1:00 pm)
• Optional Tour: A Musical Journey (11:30 am - 4:30 pm)
• Education Sessions (1:30 - 4:30 pm)
• Past Chairmen's Reception & Dinner (7:00 - 10:00 pm, by invitation only)

• Registration Desk Open (6:30 am - 5:00 pm)
• Networking Breakfast (7:00 - 8:15 am, ticket required)
• Welcome, EASA Award & Keynote (8:30 - 9:45 am, all welcome)
• Education Sessions (10:00 - 11:50 am)
• Guest Session: Green Scenes: Exploring Opryland’s Botanical Beauty (10:00 - 11:30 am, Guest registrants only)
• Guest Lunch (11:30 am - 12:30 pm, Guest registrants only)
• Networking Lunch + ERT Certificate Program Update & Case Studies (12:00 - 1:15 pm, ticket required)
• Solutions Expo & New Solutions Theater (1:30 - 5:00 pm)
• EXPO Reception (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• Sunday Opening Event - General Jackson Showboat (6:30 - 9:30 pm, ticket required)

• Registration Desk Open (6:45 am - 4:00 pm)
• Networking Breakfast (7:00 - 7:50 am, ticket required)
• General Session - Industry Insights: Executive Perspectives on Market Trends and Conditions (8:00 - 9:30 am)
• Optional Tour: On Presidential Ground (9:00 am - 12:45 pm)
• Education Sessions (9:45 - 12:00 pm)
• Solutions Expo & New Solutions Theater (12:00 - 4:00 pm)
• Optional Women of EASA Networking Reception (4:00 - 5:30 pm, ticket required, EASA members only)
• Past Chairmen's Reception (4:30 - 6:00 pm, by invitation only)

• Registration Desk Open (7:30 am - 1:30 pm)
• Breakfast & Annual Business Meeting (8:00 - 9:00 am; ticket required for breakfast; business meeting open to all members at 8:30 am)
• General Session: Economic Outlook and Its Impact on the Industry (9:15 - 10:15 am; open to education registrants and exhibitors)
• Optional Tour: Women of Country Backstage Tour (9:00 - 10:15 am)
• Solutions Expo (10:30 am - 1:00 pm)
• Guest Service Opportunity (10:30 am, Guest registrants only)
• Service Center Tour: Tennessee Electric (1:15 - 4:30 pm, ticket required)
• Closing Party at Studio A, Grand Ole Opry (5:00 - 6:30 pm, ticket required)
• Grand Ole Opry (7:00 - 9:00 pm, tickets sold seperately)
• Chairman's Afterglow Party (9:30 - 11:00 pm, by invitation only)

Optional Tour - Ticket Required
A Musical Journey
Explore Broadway On Your Own. Spend a couple of hours on Broadway exploring all that Music City has to offer! Check out the honky tonks, boot stores, restaurants and local gift shops. Then it’s on to The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum which boasts 350,000 square feet of dynamic state-of-the-art galleries, archival storage, education, retail and special event spaces. Here guests can get an in-depth look at the people, places and instruments that have contributed to the development of country music through visual and interactive experiences.

Cost: $195

Managing Your Workforce from Hire to Retire
Chris Czarnik

Audit your current recruitment efforts and the changing demographics of the current workforce (Hour 1): 

• The cost of an open position 
• Impact of the demographic shifts of today 
• How are your current job opportunities competing in the current market? 
• Seeing the job search through the job seekers’ eyes 
• Can job seekers choose you out of all the options? 

Change the way you recruit and get referrals (Hour 2) 

• Learning how billion dollar companies advertise to us 
• The 3-box model of advertising 
• Good job ads create questions, not answer them 
• Don’t sell the job, sell the first conversation 
• Importance of personas and collecting data from current employees 

Creating a path for employees to develop themselves (Hour 3) 

• The importance of the 91st day of employment 
• How to create a mentor program to develop new leaders 
• Subject matter experts to create a parking lot for talent 
• When people stop learning, they start leaving 

Supercharge Your Sales Leadership
Mike Weinberg, The New Business Sales Coach, LLC.

A powerful, highly interactive session with a singular focus: Radically increasing your sales management effectiveness. 
In the opening segment, Mike Weinberg will hold up a giant mirror as he shares the most common (and deadly) sales management sins that prevent sales teams from bringing in more new business. Buckle up and prepare to be challenged as Mike presents issues ranging from lack of clear goals, lack of accountability, and lack of direction – to the futility of having “zookeeper” wired salespeople in hunting sales roles, to compensation plans that actually create complacency, to allowing sales reps to live in reactive mode and forget their primary job!  
In the second part of the session, Mike will offer up simple, practical frameworks and easy-to-implement tips to help leaders: 

• Master a foolproof framework for a 1:1 accountability meeting with a salesperson and show you how to radically ramp up accountability without demotivating or micromanaging sellers 
• Become “smart” sales talent managers who get the right people in the right roles, who not only retain but maximize the results from their top producers, and how to quickly identify underperformance to begin coaching struggling reps “up or out” sooner 
• Understand their critical role in the sales process and the importance of providing clear direction and “Pointing the Team” 
• Lead sales team meetings that actually equip and energize sales reps! 
• And more ...

Some ‘Achilles Heels’ of Electric Motor Repair
Allen Plymon, Plymon Vibration Consultants 

Motor testing schemes can involve complex components that, if misunderstood, can lead to frustration, production bottlenecks, dissatisfied motor owners, and potential warranty claims. This presentation will address key issues, including:

• Omitted Components: Identify critical elements often overlooked in final testing that can cause repaired machines to fail acceptance criteria 
• Case Histories: Explore real-world examples demonstrating how proper testing techniques could have prevented issues with problematic machines. 
• Interpreting Results: Learn how to accurately understand and analyze testing results to improve outcomes. 

Be sure to attend this session to enhance your knowledge and streamline your motor testing processes

Motor Basics, Bearings & Housings 
Tom Bishop, PE  EASA  Senior Technical Support Specialist

This session will cover methods, materials and recommended repair practices relating to motor disassembly and mechanical repair of bearings and housings. Topics will include: 

• Disassembly tips and procedures 
• Time- and labor-saving ideas 
• Bearing types, installation, handling, lubrication 
• Bearing housing repairs 
• Shaft and bearing current

En Español
Fundamentos de motores, rodamientos y alojamientos de rodamientos
Carlos Ramirez, Especialista de Soporte Técnico de EASA

Esta sesión cubrirá métodos, materiales y recomendaciones prácticas de reparación relacionadas con el desmontaje del motor, los rodamientos y sus alojamientos.

Los temas incluirán: 

• Consejos y procedimientos de desmontaje 
• Ideas para ahorro de tiempo y mano de obra 
• Tipos de rodamientos, manejo y lubricación 
• Reparaciones de alojamientos de rodamientos 
• Corrientes por el eje y los rodamientos

Ticket Required - Included in Full Business & Guest Registrations
Networking Breakfast
Join fellow EASAns for a casual breakfast buffet. This event is included in the Full Business and Guest registration packages.

Open to All Attendees & Exhibitors!
Welcome, EASA Award and Keynote
Welcome from EASA Chairman of the Board
Paul Rossiter

Keynote
Powering the Future: Create Loyalty that Lasts 
Clint Pulver

In this unique session, our speaker will demonstrate the simple and effective “How To’s” for creating mentorship connection in your business. Inspire, retain and engage the employees in your organization. Attendees will be able to: 

• Fully understand the power of collaboration between coworkers and management 
• Create a culture of positive contribution 
• See the importance of advocating for your team vs just developing your team 
• Adopt tools and practical teaching aids that make an impact 
• Create a method of accountability for you and those you lead 
• Adopt implementation strategies for how to create greater loyalty

Win More New Sales with AI Strategies –  Part 1
Fergal O’Carroll, Supercharge Your Sales Velocity

This two-part session will teach you straightforward ways to use AI to speed up your sales process and focus on what matters most: winning new business.  
Learn AI-powered sales strategies that: 

• Refine your sales messaging 
• Accelerate product/services learning 
• Support discovery calls, objection handling and cold-calling practice 
• Speed up proposal preparation 
• Expedite sales rep onboarding 
• Enable sellers to concentrate on creating, advancing and closing deals 
• Achieve the right mix of sales efficiency and effectiveness

How Small Businesses Can Recruit, Retain and Motivate Top Talent
Taylor Powell, Industrial Motor Service Inc. 

In today's competitive market, electric motor shops and small businesses alike struggle to recruit and retain talent, especially against the appeal of large corporations. Yet, what if we told you that small businesses could compete and win? Learn about a performance road map that not only engages employees but also drives operational success. In a male-dominated field, we’ve increased the percentage of women on our team from 10% to 25%, showing that top female talent can succeed in this space.  
 
This session will outline how to:  

• Create job descriptions that foster engagement and performance. 
• Implement a performance road map and operational impact scale to drive team success. 
• Use KPIs to cut costs, improve efficiency, and create a bonus structure to motivate employees. 
• Build an accessible training program that allows employees to work at their own pace, modeled after Chick-fil-A’s proven system. 
• See real-world examples of how these methods recruited and motivated a team with no industry experience, setting them up for success in the electric motor shop environment. 
• Transition tribal knowledge into structured processes and drive employee retention. 
• Attract and retain top female talent in a traditionally male-dominated industry.

Implications of NFPA 70E and 70B to Field and Shop Operations
Ron Widup, Shermco, Inc. 

Are you keeping up with the changing landscape of electrical standards affecting you and your customers? This session will provide a practical overview of applying both NFPA 70E (electrical safety) and 70B (electrical maintenance) standards to field and shop operations.  
This session will: 

• Examine how to use and implement these standards practically to minimize risks and improve operational safety 
• Focus on the impacts to both shop and field personnel 
• Provide insights into recent changes and requirements including: 
• Basic hazard assessment 
• Highlights of safe work practices 
• Applying electrical maintenance strategies 

This is a “don’t miss” session that will provide real-world guidance to these often misunderstood industry standard

Unique Repair Jobs: Case Studies
Christopher Stroud, Electric Motor & Contracting Co., Inc. 
Javier Portos, Integrated Power Services 
Steven Back, PE, New York Blower 

Learn from fellow members with case studies of unique job challenges!  

• Investigating Failure Causes in High-Voltage TEWAC Motors 
• Overhaul of a Large Synchronous Salient Pole Rotor 
• Dos and Don’ts on the Repair of a Scrubber ID Fan 

En Español
Case Studies: Solutions for Critical Motor Applications 
John Jairo Hernandez Angel, HR Bobinados SAS 

Are you facing challenging operating environments that threaten your motor reliability? This session will feature two compelling case studies that showcase innovative solutions for motors operating in extreme conditions. Learn how to extend motor life, prevent catastrophic failures and optimize performance through practical engineering solutions and preventive strategies. Case Study 1: High-Power Motor Underload Protection.  A critical investigation of a 6,400 KW motor operating below 40% load revealed accelerated insulation degradation and component oxidation. This case study demonstrates how proper system modification and operational strategies can prevent premature failure in high-power applications. 

• Root Cause: Underload operation leading to insufficient cooling and accelerated degradation  
• Solution Implementation: Cooling system redesign and operational protocol modifications. 

Case Study 2: Extreme Environment Motor Redesign. Sixteen motors operating in wood drying chambers faced persistent failures due to exposure to saturated steam and extreme temperatures. This comprehensive redesign project showcases innovative solutions for extending motor life in harsh industrial environments. This is a "must-attend" session for engineers and maintenance professionals dealing with motors in challenging environments. 

• Environmental Challenges: 85%+ humidity levels, Temperatures exceeding 130°C, Saturated steam exposure 
• Engineering Solutions: Electromechanical modifications, Material upgrades, Cooling system enhancements 
• Implementation Results: Significantly extended service life, Reduced maintenance requirements 

Open Technical Forum
Facilitated by EASA Technical Support Specialists

Join EASA’s world-renowned engineering team for the always popular open tech forum. Bring your technical questions and share solutions!  

Included for Guest Registrants Only

Step into the lush, vibrant world of Gaylord Opryland’s renowned gardens with an exclusive behind-the-scenes experience! Join the resort’s horticulturist for an engaging talk about the care, design, and unique plant life that make this indoor paradise thrive while you enjoy a refreshing beverage. Then, embark on a guided tour through the stunning atriums, where you’ll discover hidden botanical gems, fascinating facts, and the artistry behind Opryland’s breathtaking landscapes. Whether you’re a gardening enthusiast or simply love beautiful spaces, this experience will leave you inspired by the wonders of nature. 

Fergal O’Carroll, Supercharge Your Sales Velocity

Continuation of the 10am session.

Evaluating Customer Requests for Warranty Repairs
Tom Bishop, PE, EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist

• As much as we try to “make it right the first time,” there are times when a repaired machine is returned with a customer request for a warranty repair. This session will focus on three-phase squirrel cage induction motors although much can be applied to other rotating equipment. 
• Key details of EASA Limited Warranties 
• Scope of work performed 
• Usage and motor operating conditions 
• Technical aspects of assessing failures 
  • Winding  
  • Mechanical 

  • Bearing

Vertical Pump Motor Vibration
Gene Vogel, EASA Pump and Vibration Specialist 

Vertical pump motor installations are very susceptible to excessive vibration. The motor itself has unique characteristics that contribute to vibration issues, and the pump structure to which the motor is attached presents challenges. This session will discuss common vibration problems encountered on vertical pump motors and installations. 

• Causes of vertical motor vibration 
• Resonance and vertical motor reed frequencies 
• How to conduct bump tests on vertical motor installations 
• Solutions for 1xRPM and 2xRPM vibration on vertical motor installations 
• Causes of high frequency vibration on vertical motor installations 
• ODS, EMA, FEA techniques for advanced analysis of vibration 

Changes to NEMA Standard + IEC Harmonization
Tim Albers, Nidec Motor Corp. on behalf of NEMA 

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) has published an updated ANSI/NEMA MG 1-2021, Motors and Generators, redesignated as NEMA MG 00001-2024.  
This session will outline several major additions that serve to further harmonize NEMA MG 0001 and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards:  

• NEMA MG 0001-2024 contains new requirements for Super Premium levels for 1-500hp that align to IEC IE4 requirements for Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled (TEFC) motors and also introduces an Open motor Super Premium level; 
• Updates adding type BE and CE Designs to align with IEC NE values and to support the new higher efficiency products; and  
• NEMA MG 0001-2024 introduces duty cycles that closely align with the IEC duty cycle values and serve to enhance the existing NEMA duty cycle values. 

Although NEMA and IEC utilize different test methods to determine motor efficiency, the differences are smaller than ever. NEMA is collaborating with IEC working groups to harmonize energy efficiency classes globally, creating an easier path to compare motors from different regions. 

En Español
Foro Técnico Abierto
Facilitador: Carlos Ramirez, Especialista de Soporte Técnico de EASA

Únase al Especialista de Soporte Técnico de EASA en este foro técnico en español. ¡Traiga sus preguntas y comparta soluciones!

Open Management Forum
Facilitated by members of EASA's Management Services Committee

It’s not necessarily the technical issues that keep you up at night. It’s the management issues. Ask questions and share your ideas/expertise on a variety of management topics of interest to members. Facilitated by EASA’s Management Services Committee 

Guest Registrants Only
Guest Lunch 
After immersing yourself in the lush beauty of Gaylord Opryland’s gardens, why not continue the experience with a delightful lunch? Enjoy a relaxing meal where you can reflect on the tour, chat with fellow attendees. Don’t miss this opportunity to unwind and re-connect with friends. 

Ticket Required - Included for Full Business Registrants
Networking Lunch + ERT Certificate Program Update & Case Studies 
Chase Fell, Jay Industrial Repair; EASA Staff Members; Karl Hedlund, AtlasElektro 

Enjoy some chat time with your fellow members and guests, then hear an update on EASA’s Electromechanical Repair Technician Certificate Program – and a case study from a company using it successfully!  

EASA Solutions Expo
Vendor Exhibits & New Solutions Theater

Engage in meaningful conversations with leading vendors and see what’s new in the marketplace. EASA’s many exhibitors look forward to providing you with solutions to your everyday challenges and resources to elevate your business.

As an added bonus, Full Business, Guest Registrants, and Education + Solutions Expo Registrants will have a chance to win cash prizes! Several winners will be announced each day at various times during the Solutions Expo. Just deposit your ticket in the barrels located throughout the hall for a chance to win up to $500!

Be sure to stop by the EASA booth for a demonstration of the online EASA Learning Center.

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New Solutions Theater

Open to All Attendees & Exhibitors!
Happy Hour in Expo Hall

Ticket Required 
General Jackson Showboat
Step aboard the General Jackson Showboat for a private cruise filled with Southern charm, breathtaking views, and top-tier entertainment. Glide along the Cumberland River as you indulge in a delicious dinner, expertly prepared and served in an elegant, Victorian-style setting. As the paddlewheel turns, sit back and enjoy a spectacular live show, featuring talented musicians, singers, and dancers performing a mix of country, jazz, and classic hits.  Join fellow EASAans for an evening that promises an unforgettable blend of fine dining, world-class entertainment, and scenic river views.

Ticket Required for the General Jackson Showboat. Only $29 for Full Business

Full Business, Education & Exhibitor Registrants
The Future of the EASA Service Industry
Facilitator: Jerry Peerbolte, Professor Emeritus, University of Arkansas-Fort Smith

Following a qualitative research report, hear from a wide demographic of EASA service centers about the future of the industry. Electromechanical repair, service and sales remain core but not always the biggest parts of a member’s business. And with so much happening with emerging technologies, electrification, electric vehicle infrastructure, sustainability and more – how do EASA members fit in now and in the future? This lively roundtable discussion will allow for audience questions and input.

Optional Tour — Ticket Required
On Presidential Ground
Take time to visit The Hermitage, the home of Andrew Jackson and the fourth most-visited presidential homes int he nation. See how America’s history was shaped in Nashville’s backyard as you learn more about an era, a people, and a leader who helped shape a young nation’s future. Take in the Greek revival-style mansion where Jackson and his family lived. Stroll through the grounds, wander the gardens fit for a First Lady, and learn more about Jackson’s early life through presidency. 

The Hermitage is a National Historic Landmark standing on1,120 acres of rolling meadows and woodlands. The tour includes a short introductory film and guided tour of The Hermitage mansion, with free time to explore the grounds with audio tour including the garden, Jackson’s tomb, and the original cabins at your leisure. 

NOTES: Grounds are expansive, comfortable walking shoes are suggested.

Price: $151

Back to Sales Basics
Mike Weinberg, The New Business Sales Coach, LLC

In this fast-paced session, Mike Weinberg will share the 5 Keys to Winning More New Sales! Key takeaways include: 

• Leaving with a simple, easy-to-implement framework for a successful new business development-focused sales initiative 
• Understand why every salesperson must have a strategic, finite, workable target account list 
• Tips for sharpening your sales story 
• The four keys to securing more prospect meetings 
• A commitment to becoming more selfishly productive and maximizing selling time – understanding that the only three sales verbs that matter are Create, Advance and Close 

Harnessing AI for Engineering Excellence
Devlin Liles, Improving.com

This session will explore the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the fields of electrical and mechanical engineering. This workshop is designed for those in and around the engineering space who are keen to understand how AI can enhance their work and drive innovation.  
The presentation will delve into: 

• The fundamentals of AI 
• AI’s relevance to business and engineering 
• The key technologies and tools that are shaping the industry 

Through real-world case studies, it will illustrate practical applications of AI in predictive maintenance, design optimization, and smart manufacturing.  
Additionally, the session will address the technical challenges and ethical considerations associated with AI implementation.

The Four Pillars of Profit Enhancement – Part 1 
Al Bates, Ph.D. 

Rotor Testing: Recent Lessons and Advancements 
Chuck Yung, EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist

This session will harmonize the contradictory published information about how to perform a single-phase rotor test. It will also dispel misinformation about the use of a core loss tester to evaluate a rotor and introduce a better way to use the tester to evaluate the rotor cage. 

• Deeper understanding of single-phase rotor test interpretation 
• Use of core loss tester to thermally evaluate the rotor cage 
• Cautions about core loss tester to evaluate the rotor 
• Adapting the core tester to evaluate the amortisseur cage of a synchronous machine

Challenges with Drives and New + Old Motor Technologies
Matthew Conville, PE, MBA, EEMSCO, Inc. 

This session will address important issues related to the use of variable frequency drives, including: 

• Mitigating issues with drives for a synchronous reluctance motor 
• Running permanent magnet motors with drives 
• How the drive and system can be modified to protect motors from transient voltages and shaft currents 
• Add filter 
• Add reactor 
• Change carrier frequency 
• Pros and cons of each 
• VFD voltage stress and how that relates to NEMA and IEC motors

En Español
Importancia de los Hornos de Temperatura Controlada
David Ocampo Vargas, Asesoria en Reembobinado Urgente Y Venta de Motores Y Controles Elec. SA de CV

Esta sesión explorará la importancia de usar hornos de quemado a temperatura controlada en el rebobinado de motores eléctricos para evitar la degradación de la eficiencia (y brindar la oportunidad de mejorar la eficiencia). Aprenda cómo estos hornos especializados reducen varios materiales, incluidos barnices, resinas, pinturas y aislantes, a cenizas finas, eliminando la necesidad de intervención mecánica que podría dañar el aislamiento interlaminar o comprometer la integridad del núcleo.

Los temas incluirán:

• Cómo los hornos de temperatura controlada mantienen la eficiencia del diseño original del motor y potencialmente lo mejoran en décimas de puntos porcentuales
• Cómo el procesamiento térmico controlado reduce los barnices, resinas y aislantes a cenizas sin intervención mecánica
• Los beneficios clave incluyen: 
  • Protección del aislamiento interlaminar
  • Prevención de daños en la laminación
  • Posible mejora del rendimiento del motor más allá de las especificaciones originales

EASA Members on Their Top Sales Challenges
Mike Weinberg, The New Business Sales Coach, LLC

Hear from fellow members and get direct feedback from renowned sales guru Mike Weinberg on members’ greatest sales challenges these days – and how to overcome them! 

• Free-flowing interactive conversation 
• Bring your toughest sales questions and challenges

The Four Pillars of Profit Enhancement – Part 2 
Al Bates, Ph.D.

Retention is Attraction
Ryan Senter, Hibbs Electromechanical, Inc. 

We are all familiar with the sales doctrine that it costs exponentially more for your company to acquire a new customer than it does to keep an existing customer. There is value in maintaining the right customers and nurturing those relationships. The same philosophy applies to team members. During this presentation, you will discover how:  

• Making it “difficult” to join your team makes it desirable and benefits recruitment  
• Managing the emotional quotient of your team drives retention 
• Engaging in your community is as important as posting your open positions 
• Maintaining a social media presence is not only for your customers 
• Blending generations – sharing the succession plan

Concentric Windings: When to Use Them and Tips for Getting It Right
Mike Howell, PE, EASA Technical Support Specialist

Many service centers convert concentric windings to lap windings by default when a rewind is necessary. In many cases, that’s the best choice for several reasons. However, there are other cases where a concentric winding might be the better choice. This session will explore a number of examples and compare available options. Some of the topics will include:   

• Concentric winding layouts 
• Using standard EASA internal connection diagrams with concentric windings 
• Unusual turn sequences in concentric designs 
• Advantages of concentric windings in some EASA accredited repairs

Filtering Electric Machines: What, When, Why?
Bram Corne, Orbits Machinery Diagnostics

Inverter-fed machines are potentially suffering from high-frequency transients. To cope with them, filters are available in all sizes and colors. What are the exact differences and how should we pick the right type? This session focuses on the differentiation between line reactors, dv/dt-filters, sine filters, ferrite cores, chokes, common mode filters.

Best Practices in Medium & High-Voltage Rewinds
Javier Portos, Integrated Power Services 

Learn best practices for medium and high-voltage rewinds (form coil windings). Topics will include: 

• Insulation (strand, turn to turn, ground wall, corona suppression) for multiturn form coil windings 
• Medium voltage form coil windings (~5000V) 
• High voltage coils and windings (6900~15000V) 
• VPI procedures 
• In-process dielectric test (prior and post VPI) 
• Final testing 
• Insulation test qualifications 

EASA Solutions Expo
Vendor Exhibits & New Solutions Theater
Engage in meaningful conversations with leading vendors and see what’s new in the marketplace. EASA’s many exhibitors look forward to providing you with solutions to your everyday challenges and resources to elevate your business.

As an added bonus, Full Business and Education + Solutions Expo Registrants will have a chance to win cash prizes! Several winners will be announced each day at various times during the Solutions Expo. Just deposit your ticket in the barrels located throughout the hall for a chance to win up to $500!

Concessions will be available in the Expo Hall.

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New Solutions Theater

Join your colleagues for a great networking opportunity before the vendor events this evening! 

Co-Sponsored by ICC International  

Ticket Required - Included for Full Business Registrants
Breakfast & Annual Business Meeting

Optional Tour — Ticket Required
Women of Country Backstage Tour
The Women of Country Backstage Tour offers an exclusive specialized behind-the-scenes look based on the female impact in country music throughout opry history. Guests will have the opportunity to see where artists arrive, getting a glimpse of the entrance that welcomes legendary performers, the mailbox area and green room. The tour also includes a special visit to the "Glitz & Glamour" and "Honky Tonk Angels" dressing rooms, photo op in Women of Country Dressing Room and on the Stage and features Mimosas & Sweet Treats.

Cost: $60

Economic Outlook and Its Impact on the Industry
Chris Kuehl, Ph.D., Armada Corporate Intelligence 

Don’t miss this overview of the economy and how the current and near future outlook will impact the electromechanical industry.  

• Economic outlook 
• Geopolitical landscape and the business environment 
• Industry impacts 
• Business / industrial consumer trends 

EASA Solutions Expo Vendor Exhibits

Engage in meaningful conversations with leading vendors and see what’s new in the marketplace. EASA’s many exhibitors look forward to providing you with solutions to your everyday challenges and resources to elevate your business.

As an added bonus, Full Business and Education + Solutions Expo as well as Guest Registrants will have a chance to win cash prizes! Several winners will be announced each day at various times during the Solutions Expo. Just deposit your ticket in the barrels located throughout the hall for a chance to win up to $500!

Concessions will be available in the Expo Hall.

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New Solutions: Real-World AI
(Presented in the New Solutions Theater)

Included in Guest Registration
Guest Session: Give Back Event — Personal Hygiene Kit Assembly for The Wash Foundation
Meet up with your fellow Guest registrants to help assemble personal hygiene packets to be used in the Nasville community through The Wash Foundation at the mobile shower unit.

Optional Service Center Tour - Ticket Required
Tennessee Electric Motor Co.
Founded in 1936, Tennessee Electric Motor Company is building a brand new service center that opens in early 2025. Travel time at least 50 minutes each way.  

VISIT THEIR WEBSITE

Ticket Required - Included for Full Business and Guest Registrants
Closing Party at Studio A, Grand Ole Opry
Wrap up an amazing EASA event with a night to remember! Join your colleagues for a lively closing party at a one-of-a-kind venue as we celebrate 100 years of the Grand Ole Opry! Enjoy delicious bites and great company. Plus an option to purchase discounted tickets to the Opry performance that night. Don’t miss out on the fun!

Optional Tickets Available
Grand Ole Opry Performance
Be sure to snag an optional discounted ticket for the Opry performance this evening! 

Cost: $99