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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity Guidance\, CMMC 1-2-3
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a presentation on cybersecurity guidance as part of the ongoing MAAPEX Webinar Series. This session is designed to provide insights on cybersecurity best practices relevant to today’s defense industrial base landscape. \nOur featured speaker\, Kareem Sykes\, Director of Industry & Engagement at Eccalon\, brings a wealth of experience at the intersection of industry collaboration and national defense. Kareem is dedicated to fostering meaningful engagement between government and industry partners\, making him able to address the evolving cybersecurity challenges with the DoW \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/cybersecurity-guidance/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event,Partner Event
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SUMMARY:Information Session - Understanding the Recent CMMC Changes
DESCRIPTION:Information Session\nRecent announcements regarding the suspension of planned CMMC requirements have raised questions for many manufacturers. CMMC is not going away\, leaving many manufacturers wondering what this means for their business.\n\nJoin MassMEP and Synagex for an information session that will explain what we know today\, what the recent announcement means\, and why continuing your CMMC preparation remains important. Whether you’re already working through a gap assessment or just beginning your CMMC journey\, you’ll leave this session with a clearer understanding of the changes and next steps.\nDuring this session\, you’ll learn:\n\nWhat the recent CMMC announcement means and what it doesn’t.\nWhy continuing your CMMC preparation is still important.\nHow the announcement impacts manufacturers at different stages of CMMC readiness.\nNext steps based on what we know today.\n\nYou will also have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A with CMMC experts. \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/understanding-cmmc-changes/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260819T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260819T180000
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SUMMARY:Innovation and Libations - SouthEast\, MA
DESCRIPTION:Innovation & Libations is here and we’re heading over to SouthEast Massachusetts! \nJoin MassMEP for our next Innovation and Libations event\, located in SouthEast\, MA. We will update this page as we get closer to the event. Stay tuned for more information \nMassMEP extends its sincere gratitude to Bank of America for their generous sponsorship and continued support in fostering growth and innovation within Massachusetts’ manufacturing community. \nWe look forward to seeing you there. \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/innovation-and-libations-southeast-ma/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260820T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260820T120000
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SUMMARY:Practical Guide to Additive Manufacturing: Webinar Series Session 4
DESCRIPTION:Additive manufacturing (also known as 3D printing) is creating value from the shop floor to the customer’s hands. However\, the technology can be daunting: high capital costs\, unfamiliar process terminology\, and an ocean of vendors with no clear way to choose. \nIn this webinar series\, join additive manufacturing experts from MIT and MassMEP to demystify additive manufacturing for the average small business. Building upon decades of real-world experience\, you’ll learn straightforward and practical strategies for making the most of this exciting and emerging technology. Topics range from basic overviews of additive use cases to more detailed conversations on EH&S\, equipment sourcing\, and software. Participants will leave each webinar with clear ideas that can be put to use immediately. \nThis webinar series is co-hosted by MassMEP and MIT’s Center for Advanced Production Technologies (APT). \nSessions and Topics \n\nGetting Started: Turning Your Additive Interest into an Action Plan\nApplication Engineering\, Part One: Material and Process Selection\nApplication Engineering\, Part Two: Money Talks – Building a Business Case\nOptimizing Your Equipment Selection & Sourcing Strategies for AM Hardware\nManaging AM Installations: Process Chain and EH&S\nRegional Resources: Staying up to date with AM in New England\n\nGetting Started: Turning Your Additive Interest into an Action Plan \nOptimizing Your Equipment Selection & Sourcing Strategies for AM Hardware \nAugust 20th\, 11 AM – 12 PM \nIn the fourth session\, we will discuss tips\, tricks\, and best practices for selecting AM tools for purchase. Selecting the right additive manufacturing equipment can be very complex in a rapidly evolving and saturated market. When different hardware looks the same on paper\, but the reality can be very different\, how do you know what to buy? And how can you get the best deal on equipment that may cost as much as $100\,000 or more? Participants will gain an understanding on how to compare technologies\, evaluate supplier ecosystems\, and aligning purchase decisions with operational goals and long-term scalability. \nSpeakers: \nHaden Quinlan; Senior Program Manager\, MIT APT \nHaden leads MIT’s Center for Advanced Production Technologies. He has co-led MIT’s additive manufacturing training efforts since 2018\, helping co-author MIT’s Additive Manufacturing for Innovative Design and Production online course. Haden has developed and taught custom AM training courses for major stakeholders\, including Boeing\, DoD/DoW\, Ford Motor Company\, and more.  \nMandana Moshiri\, PhD; Senior Research Scientist\, MIT APT \nMandana “Mandy” Moshiri is a Senior Research Scientist with the Center for Advanced Production Technologies and Department of Mechanical Engineering at MIT. From 2019 to 2025\, Mandy led metal additive research and development in the LEGO Group with a focus on mold technology. Mandy received her PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark (“DTU”) in 2020\, and post-graduation she has supported DTU’s metal additive research as a guest researcher. Mandy joined MIT in 2025. \nNOTE – Registration is for all Three (3) sessions. \nSession 4 – August 20\, 2026\nSession 5 – October 21\, 2026\nSession 6 – November 19\, 2026 \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/practical-guide-to-additive-manufacturing-webinar-series-2/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event,Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260826T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260826T110000
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SUMMARY:Navigating Conflict in a Changing Workplace
DESCRIPTION:MassMEP is always partnering with resources to bring Massachusetts Manufacturers the next value added information session. We are partnering with GrowthCo for two upcoming webinar sessions.  \nNavigating Conflict in a Changing Workplace: Deepen your understanding of the real costs of neglecting conflict\, the benefits of proactive conflict management\, and the rich landscape of strategies and tools to de-escalate tension\, rebuild trust and transform organizational friction into collaborative momentum. \nThe Crisis of Unmanaged Change: Moving Beyond Action Items\nToday\, the corporate landscape is moving at a velocity that few internal systems were built to sustain. Organizations today find themselves caught in a vice: on one side\, they face external pressures like newly implemented tariffs\, spiking transportation costs\, and persistent inflation; on the other\, they are grappling with a fragile labor market and the relentless push for digital transformation. \nTo survive\, leadership teams are launching a barrage of initiatives. From aggressive AI adaptation and shifting office locations to complex process overhauls and policy pivots\, the sheer volume of change is staggering. However\, a dangerous pattern has emerged: most companies are only concentrating on Project Management and not including Change Management. \nThe “Execution” Trap\nWhile leadership is often excellent at Project Management (identifying the technical Action Items—the “what” and “when” of a project)—they are increasingly failing to address Change Management (the “who” side of the project). When a new business initiative is launched without a plan for the human side of the transition\, the technical success of the project becomes irrelevant. \nWithout structured change management\, organizations are seeing a sharp rise in: \n\nChange Fatigue: Employees are no longer just tired; they are cynical. When “Phase 1” is launched before the previous initiative has been stabilized\, productivity plummets.\nActive Resistance: When changes feel “done to” employees rather than “done with” them\, workers naturally revert to legacy workarounds\, rendering expensive new systems useless.\nThe Trust Deficit: Strategic shifts made without transparent communication fuel rumors\, leading to high levels of internal resentment and a breakdown in leadership credibility.\n\nFrom Friction to Fluency\nIgnoring the people side of change doesn’t just slow down a project; it creates a breeding ground for chronic workplace conflict. When employees feel their autonomy or job security is threatened by unplanned shifts\, the resulting friction often manifests as interpersonal hostility\, siloing\, and attrition. \nTo help your organization navigate these turbulent waters\, we invite you to join our upcoming leadership webinars designed to bridge the gap between technical execution and human adoption. \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/navigating-conflict-in-a-changing-workplace/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event,Partner Event
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CREATED:20260714T140438Z
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SUMMARY:ISO 9001 Updates - Information Session
DESCRIPTION:Information Session\nThe ISO 9001 standard is being revised. Join us for a two-hour information session covering the upcoming changes\, what they mean for organizations maintaining a Quality Management System (QMS)\, and how to begin preparing for the transition. \nDuring this two-hour information session\, you will gain: \n\nKey revisions to the updated ISO 9001 standard\nThe intent behind the changes and how they may impact existing QMS processes\nExpected transition timeline and implementation considerations\nPractical guidance on the updates organizations should begin planning for\nOpen Q&A and best practices for preparing for the revised standard\n\nWho should attend: Quality professionals\, operations leaders\, internal auditors\, and anyone responsible for maintaining or improving their organization’s Quality Management System (QMS). \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/iso-9001-updates/
LOCATION:WPI Unity Hall\, 27 Boynton St\, Worcester\, MA\, 01601
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260902T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260902T120000
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CREATED:20260721T144005Z
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SUMMARY:ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Artificial Intelligence Management Systems
DESCRIPTION:Information Session\nArtificial intelligence is becoming an important part of business operations. Join us for a two-hour information session introducing ISO/IEC 42001:2023 – Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS)\, what the standard covers\, and how it supports effective AI governance within organizations. \nDuring this two-hour information session\, you will learn: \n\nThe purpose\, structure\, and key requirements of ISO/IEC 42001\nHow ISO/IEC 42001 supports effective AI governance\nHow it relates to ISO 9001\, ISO/IEC 27001\, and ISO/IEC 27701\nThe role of ISO/IEC 42001 in an organization’s AI governance framework\n\nWho should attend: Business leaders\, quality professionals\, information security and privacy professionals\, compliance managers\, IT leaders\, and anyone responsible for AI governance\, risk\, or management systems. \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/iso-iec-420012023-info/
LOCATION:Worcester\, MA (Venue to be announced soon)
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260910T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260910T110000
DTSTAMP:20260604T205708Z
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SUMMARY:Strategic Change Management: Beyond the Checklist
DESCRIPTION:MassMEP is always partnering with resources to bring Massachusetts Manufacturers the next value added information session. We are partnering with GrowthCo for two upcoming webinar sessions.  \nStrategic Change Management: Beyond the Checklist – in this session you will learn how to build a change coalition\, manage “the middle\,” and ensure your next initiative actually sticks. Why is this so important right now?\n\nLearn the elements of an impactful approach to advance your change \n\n\nAssess your current change approach including strategies that are both effective and ones holding your organization back from gaining the return on your investment of the change \n\n\nReflect on the consequences of not managing the people side of your change \n\n\nDiscover the recipe needed to gain a return on your investment of your change including your role to ensure people adopt the change! \n\nThe Crisis of Unmanaged Change: Moving Beyond Action Items\nToday\, the corporate landscape is moving at a velocity that few internal systems were built to sustain. Organizations today find themselves caught in a vice: on one side\, they face external pressures like newly implemented tariffs\, spiking transportation costs\, and persistent inflation; on the other\, they are grappling with a fragile labor market and the relentless push for digital transformation. \nTo survive\, leadership teams are launching a barrage of initiatives. From aggressive AI adaptation and shifting office locations to complex process overhauls and policy pivots\, the sheer volume of change is staggering. However\, a dangerous pattern has emerged: most companies are only concentrating on Project Management and not including Change Management. \nThe “Execution” Trap\nWhile leadership is often excellent at Project Management (identifying the technical Action Items—the “what” and “when” of a project)—they are increasingly failing to address Change Management (the “who” side of the project). When a new business initiative is launched without a plan for the human side of the transition\, the technical success of the project becomes irrelevant. \nWithout structured change management\, organizations are seeing a sharp rise in: \n\nChange Fatigue: Employees are no longer just tired; they are cynical. When “Phase 1” is launched before the previous initiative has been stabilized\, productivity plummets.\nActive Resistance: When changes feel “done to” employees rather than “done with” them\, workers naturally revert to legacy workarounds\, rendering expensive new systems useless.\nThe Trust Deficit: Strategic shifts made without transparent communication fuel rumors\, leading to high levels of internal resentment and a breakdown in leadership credibility.\n\nFrom Friction to Fluency\nIgnoring the people side of change doesn’t just slow down a project; it creates a breeding ground for chronic workplace conflict. When employees feel their autonomy or job security is threatened by unplanned shifts\, the resulting friction often manifests as interpersonal hostility\, siloing\, and attrition. \nTo help your organization navigate these turbulent waters\, we invite you to join our upcoming leadership webinars designed to bridge the gap between technical execution and human adoption. \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/strategic-change-management-beyond-the-checklist/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event,Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261001T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261001T180000
DTSTAMP:20260709T183517Z
CREATED:20251202T204247Z
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SUMMARY:Innovation and Libations - NorthEast\, MA
DESCRIPTION:Innovation & Libations is here and we’re heading over to NorthEast Massachusetts! \nJoin MassMEP for our next Innovation and Libations event\, located in NorthEast\, MA. We will update this page as we get closer to the event. Stay tuned for more information \nMassMEP extends its sincere gratitude to Bank of America for their generous sponsorship and continued support in fostering growth and innovation within Massachusetts’ manufacturing community. \nWe look forward to seeing you there. \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/innovation-and-libations-northeast-ma-2/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261021T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261021T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T160230Z
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SUMMARY:Practical Guide to Additive Manufacturing: Webinar Series Session 5
DESCRIPTION:Additive manufacturing (also known as 3D printing) is creating value from the shop floor to the customer’s hands. However\, the technology can be daunting: high capital costs\, unfamiliar process terminology\, and an ocean of vendors with no clear way to choose. \nIn this webinar series\, join additive manufacturing experts from MIT and MassMEP to demystify additive manufacturing for the average small business. Building upon decades of real-world experience\, you’ll learn straightforward and practical strategies for making the most of this exciting and emerging technology. Topics range from basic overviews of additive use cases to more detailed conversations on EH&S\, equipment sourcing\, and software. Participants will leave each webinar with clear ideas that can be put to use immediately. \nThis webinar series is co-hosted by MassMEP and MIT’s Center for Advanced Production Technologies (APT). \nSessions and Topics \n\nGetting Started: Turning Your Additive Interest into an Action Plan\nApplication Engineering\, Part One: Material and Process Selection\nApplication Engineering\, Part Two: Money Talks – Building a Business Case\nOptimizing Your Equipment Selection & Sourcing Strategies for AM Hardware\nManaging AM Installations: Process Chain and EH&S\nRegional Resources: Staying up to date with AM in New England\n\nGetting Started: Turning Your Additive Interest into an Action Plan \nManaging AM Installations: Process Chain and EH&S \nOctober 21st\, 11 AM – 12 PM \nBy session 5\, you should have a strong understanding of what makes sense for AM\, and how to select and purchase tools to produce. However\, implementing additive manufacturing machines requires careful planning\, beyond simply purchasing and plugging-in your equipment. This session aims to focus on the considerations to make on how to prepare a facility and making sure that the new equipment will integrate successfully with the rest of your workflow. We will also highlight some critical environmental health and safety considerations to ensure safe and efficient operations within an additive manufacturing work environment. \nSpeakers: \nHaden Quinlan; Senior Program Manager\, MIT APT \nHaden leads MIT’s Center for Advanced Production Technologies. He has co-led MIT’s additive manufacturing training efforts since 2018\, helping co-author MIT’s Additive Manufacturing for Innovative Design and Production online course. Haden has developed and taught custom AM training courses for major stakeholders\, including Boeing\, DoD/DoW\, Ford Motor Company\, and more.  \nMandana Moshiri\, PhD; Senior Research Scientist\, MIT APT \nMandana “Mandy” Moshiri is a Senior Research Scientist with the Center for Advanced Production Technologies and Department of Mechanical Engineering at MIT. From 2019 to 2025\, Mandy led metal additive research and development in the LEGO Group with a focus on mold technology. Mandy received her PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark (“DTU”) in 2020\, and post-graduation she has supported DTU’s metal additive research as a guest researcher. Mandy joined MIT in 2025. \nNOTE – Registration is for both sessions. \nSession 5 – October 21\, 2026\nSession 6 – November 19\, 2026 \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/practical-guide-to-additive-manufacturing-webinar-series-session-5/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event,Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T120000
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SUMMARY:Practical Guide to Additive Manufacturing: Webinar Series Session 6
DESCRIPTION:Additive manufacturing (also known as 3D printing) is creating value from the shop floor to the customer’s hands. However\, the technology can be daunting: high capital costs\, unfamiliar process terminology\, and an ocean of vendors with no clear way to choose. \nIn this webinar series\, join additive manufacturing experts from MIT and MassMEP to demystify additive manufacturing for the average small business. Building upon decades of real-world experience\, you’ll learn straightforward and practical strategies for making the most of this exciting and emerging technology. Topics range from basic overviews of additive use cases to more detailed conversations on EH&S\, equipment sourcing\, and software. Participants will leave each webinar with clear ideas that can be put to use immediately. \nThis webinar series is co-hosted by MassMEP and MIT’s Center for Advanced Production Technologies (APT). \nSessions and Topics \n\nGetting Started: Turning Your Additive Interest into an Action Plan\nApplication Engineering\, Part One: Material and Process Selection\nApplication Engineering\, Part Two: Money Talks – Building a Business Case\nOptimizing Your Equipment Selection & Sourcing Strategies for AM Hardware\nManaging AM Installations: Process Chain and EH&S\nRegional Resources: Staying up to date with AM in New England\n\nGetting Started: Turning Your Additive Interest into an Action Plan \nRegional Resources: Staying Up to Date with AM in New England \nNovember 19th\, 11 AM – 12 PM \nIn our final session\, we will prepare you to master additive as a life-long learner. This session is special in that it will be held live from the trade show floor at Formnext\, the world’s largest additive professional event. As an aspiring AM expert\, there are many resources available to you – and especially strong networks of innovators and practitioners in New England. We will highlight potential collaborators\, grant programs\, and training opportunities\, as well as share our best practices on building a strong AM network for yourself. Beyond our discussion of New England resources\, we will discuss emergent trends\, insights from the trade show\, and give you a window into the global AM community that stretches far beyond the Northeastern U.S. \nSpeakers: \nHaden Quinlan; Senior Program Manager\, MIT APT \nHaden leads MIT’s Center for Advanced Production Technologies. He has co-led MIT’s additive manufacturing training efforts since 2018\, helping co-author MIT’s Additive Manufacturing for Innovative Design and Production online course. Haden has developed and taught custom AM training courses for major stakeholders\, including Boeing\, DoD/DoW\, Ford Motor Company\, and more.  \nMandana Moshiri\, PhD; Senior Research Scientist\, MIT APT \nMandana “Mandy” Moshiri is a Senior Research Scientist with the Center for Advanced Production Technologies and Department of Mechanical Engineering at MIT. From 2019 to 2025\, Mandy led metal additive research and development in the LEGO Group with a focus on mold technology. Mandy received her PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark (“DTU”) in 2020\, and post-graduation she has supported DTU’s metal additive research as a guest researcher. Mandy joined MIT in 2025. \nSession 6 – November 19\, 2026 \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://massmep.org/event/practical-guide-to-additive-manufacturing-webinar-series-session-6/
CATEGORIES:MassMEP Event,Partner Event
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