Kent And Medway Manufacturing Focus Group (KMFG) – 29th January

We prioritise the attendance of manufacturing and engineering organisations in the first instance at these events.  If we reach maximum numbers a waiting list will be put in place and you will be notified by email. 

** Only registered attendees will be admitted to the event ** Please book your place now to avoid disappointment.

Pictures may be taken at this event. If you do not wish your picture to be taken, please let us know ahead of the event.

Bookings will remain open until the event itself, but please note that if you book with less than 24 hours to go, your name won’t be on the “Signing in Sheet” and you won’t have a “Name Badge” on arrival.

Kent & Medway Manufacturing Focus Group (KMFG) is a networking and business group for Manufacturing & Engineering organisations across Kent and Medway offering a unique access to peers and colleagues, sector specific information, advice and support.

The group meets every last Wednesday of the month, either in person or online, see our website for details of future events https://kentemployerskillsplan.org/

KMFG is open to all organisations operating or directly supporting the Manufacturing and Engineering sector in Kent & Medway, whether they are chamber members or not.

Lunch will be provided on arrival with tea and coffee as well as the opportunity to network with other local business representatives before our keynote speakers.

Join us for our January in-person KMFG at the Salomons Estate in Tunbridge Wells.

KMFG will empower the Manufacturing & Engineering sector to collaboratively shape key agendas that drive business growth and success.

Guest Speaker

Kerri-Anne Mruk – Regional Director, South – Make UK

Kerri-Anne Mruk is a dynamic advocate for the manufacturing sector, serving as the Regional Director for Make UK, the leading voice for the manufacturing industry in the UK. With a keen ear attuned to both regional and national government, she champions the interests of manufacturers across the South East, London, and the South West of England.

In her pivotal role at Make UK, Kerri-Anne is dedicated to supporting and advancing the commercial, business, and economic interests of its members. She actively represents their views by engaging with a diverse range of stakeholders, including media outlets, Local Enterprise Partnerships, Combined Authorities, sector-specific trade associations, industrial cluster networks, and educational providers. Her efforts foster continuous collaboration to address the challenges faced by UK manufacturers, providing innovative solutions that drive the industry forward.