Critical Technologies for Sustainable Vehicle Production 2025
DEVELOPMENTS SHAPING INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, AND POWERTRAIN APPLICATIONS, MATERIALS, AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSES
Date: February 26 and 27, 2025
Venue: Sheraton Detroit Novi Hotel. 21111 Haggerty Rd., Novi, MI 48375 USA
Format: In-Person
The ITB Group's fourth annual conference on sustainability is a catalyst that facilitates in-depth discussions on innovations, challenges, and developments shaping interior, exterior, and powertrain applications. Visionaries are brought together to share insights and challenges surrounding recycling, dismantling, materials, processing, components, and engineering for future mobility. Key focus areas include:
- Role of Dismantlers, Recyclers, and Land fillers
- Commercializing Sustainable Products
- Sustainable Materials and Manufacturing
- Achieving Carbon Neutrality and Decarbonization
- Circular Economy Implementation
- Battery Recycling and Monetization
Why Participate?
To build a strong business platform, sustainability needs to be broken down to the elements that make sense for each participant in the value chain. ITB’s conference builds such a platform. Our event caters to global component and material suppliers, as well OEM leadership where participants will find excellent value in the presentation content, business development opportunities, and face to face discussions with industry experts. Plan now to become part of the program agenda to define your role and highlight how sustainability will drive the future of automotive. Options to become a PRESENTER, take part in an open panel session, SPONSOR, and/or EXHIBITOR are available. Click the links on the right for full details.
Contact Bryan Eldredge, Program Director at beldredge@itbgroup.com to discuss your ideas and secure your participation.
Conference Chairperson
Mitra O'Malley
Managing Director - The ITB Group
Ms. O’Malley is one of the founding partners of The ITB Group in 1992. As Managing Director, she focuses on technology feasibility and business development activities in automotive acoustics, interior and exterior. Her specific areas of specialty include cabin technologies (materials, processing and function integration). Ms. O’Malley has 40 years of
experience in the automotive industry in a variety of roles. She is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts Lowell
with a Master’s degree in Plastics Engineering.
