Attendees make connections at International Latex Conference
Bruce Meyer, Rubber & Plastics News
Katrina Cornish spends time networking between sessions.
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Jeremy Neff (left) and Philip Meister were among those attending the Networking Reception.
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Chatting during the network reception are (from left) Michael Cunningham of Queen's University, Jonathan Hostetler of Tempur Sealy and Stephen Wallace of Tempur Sealy.
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Tiarco Chemical's Cecelia Mejia (left) and Greg Addington chat with Scott Ferguson (right) of Textile Rubber & Chemical Co.
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Tim Morris of ML Products L.L.C. (left) and Jim Hunt of Tiarco Chemical pose for a photo during the networking reception.
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The triva board for the latex challenge.
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Jim Finn of Akron Dispersions moderates the latex challenge, a latex-focused triva game.
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For the latex challenge triva game, attendees of the 2019 International Latex Conference were divided into four teams: Red, yellow, orange and green.
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Team red discusses possible answers for its trivia question during the latex challenge.
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Team green chooses a category during the latex challenge trivia game.
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Team yellow picks its category for the latex challenge trivia game.
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The yellow team discusses its answer during the latex challenge.
Chris Sweeney, Rubber & Plastics News
People congregate as teams answer latex-related trivia questions during the latex challenge.
The International Latex Conference provided a number of opportunities for attendees to unwind, expand their professional network connections and show off their expertise.