Do I need to pay for the Digital Event?

No, the Automation Digital Summit is free to all. You just have to register for the event to gain access to the webinars.

Where do I register for the Digital Summit?

Just click here and follow the prompts.

When are the webinars?

The webinars will be taking place on October 18-19, 2022.

How do I access the webinars?

After registering, you will receive an email containing links to access all the webinars. Presentation links will also be added to our main website closer to the event date. At the allocated date and time, click the link for the presentation and then enter your email address to log-in. Registering once allows you to access any of the webinars presented as part of the Automation Digital Summit.

Will the webinars be available for viewing after the live summit?

All webinars will be available on demand shortly following their live presentations. If you have registered, go to the webinar link and enter your email address to log into the on-demand presentation. Registration will remain open following the live event so anyone who was not registered for the live summit will still be able to access the on-demand presentations.

Do you accept suggestions or speaker applications for Digital Summits?

Lab Manager invites our readers to participate in these digital summits by sharing their ideas, strategies, and solutions with our audience, so that they may implement them in their own workplaces and lead their lab teams to success. Each webinar is one hour long, with about 40 minutes of speaker content and 15 minutes of audience Q&A. Speakers must provide educational insight on how these viewers can run their labs like a business, with action items that they can implement in the near future in order to optimize their process and help their staff. Presentations must be original to Lab Manager and non-commercial in nature. (Please fill out the Interested in Sponsoring? form on the Sponsors page if you are interested in delivering a commercial presentation.) 

Interested speakers should prepare a 1-2 paragraph summary of their proposed webinar, detailing what the presentation will cover, what the audience can expect to learn, and why it is beneficial for lab managers to attend the webinar. Include three to four key takeaways to help our audience understand the benefits of your session. Send your summary along with a brief professional bio to MaryBeth DiDonna, digital events editor, at mdidonna@labmanager.com.