The Global Executive Industry Talks (GETIT) is an exclusive, high-level forum created specifically for C-suite executives to explore and discuss the mos tcritical trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of industry. This event serves as a unique platform for knowledge sharing, strategic networking, and collaboration, tackling the most pressing themes facing the manufacturing and technology sectors, including digital transformation, sustainability, innovation, and the global economic outlook.

Taking place during HANNOVER MESSE at the Smart Factory Academy in Pavilion 36, GETIT will dedicate each day to a specific manufacturing theme, offering in-depth insights from leading industry experts. This format ensures that each session is targeted, engaging, and impactful for all participants. In addition to the core sessions, GETIT – Espresso Networking will provide a dedicated space for fostering meaningful connections and exchanging insights.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in daily networking sessions, with each day’s discussions focused on a different critical topic:

• 31 March 2025, Monday – Education Technology (EdTech)
• 1 April 2025, Tuesday – Sustainability and Green Technology
• 2 April 2025, Wednesday – Industrial Artificial Intelligence
• 3 April 2025, Thursday – Advanced Manufacturing
• 4 April 2025, Friday – Supply Chain Optimisation

GETIT is your opportunity to connect with peers, gain actionable insights, and be part of transformative discussions that are driving the future of manufacturing. Don’t miss out on this must-attend event—join us at HANNOVER MESSE, Pavilion 36, for a day of inspiration, collaboration, and strategic planning that will shape the industries of tomorrow.

The participation is free of charge, registration is not required.

22. Januar 2025

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The topic of this online seminar will consequently be to discuss the chances for European players and industry segments to still enter these supply chains due to e.g. missing infrastructure and local production facilities of the established competitors as well as open technology fields. Moreover, a focus point of the presentation will be to show P3’s view on success factors and road blocks for new entrants in the battery cell manufacturing business to participate and compete with the dominant market players. In this context the depth of vertical integration into the value chain of battery cell production will be most of interest as it defines the amount of potential chances and risks.

These aspects will also be discussed with regards to location-based advantages of the European industry. Among other points the availability of CO2 friendly energy grids, resulting in beneficial CO2 friendly component and raw material production will be considered. In view of the initial motivation of setting CO2 targets for the automotive industry this specific characteristic of the European location is a focus of this presentation to raise the argument of well to wheel CO2 implications.   

Referent:

Robert Stanek, Partner P3 – Global Advisor

Robert Stanek studierte technische Betriebswirtschaftslehre und Fertigungstechnologie an der Universität Stuttgart.

Er kam 2012 als Automobilberater zu P3 und arbeitete zuvor für große Tier1- und OEMs in den Abteilungen Technischer Vertrieb und Controlling.

Herr Stanek ist Experte im Bereich Produktkostenoptimierung und technische Due Diligence.

Seit 2017 ist Robert Stanek Partner bei P3 und verantwortet das Thema E-Mobilität mit den Schwerpunkten Batteriesysteme, Elektroantriebe und Kostenmanagement.

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