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Will Your Shop's Capabilities Unlock Exclusive Defense Contracts?

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Join Kubotek Kosmos for an engaging webinar to discover the key process improvements and up-skilling strategies suppliers must adopt to secure upcoming contracts.

The American aerospace and defense industry depends on the most capable manufacturing shops and their ability to adapt to changing requirements. Regardless of manufacturing process focus or shop size, the digital thread and model-based definition (MBD) are once-in-a-generation adaptation challenges. Federal agencies and the top-tier OEMs who contract with them are implementing the goal of complete digital connectivity, including planning and production data.

Join Kubotek Kosmos for an engaging webinar to discover the key process improvements and up-skilling strategies suppliers must adopt to secure upcoming contracts. Plus, learn actionable steps you can implement right now to stay ahead of the competition.

Agenda: 

  • Understand the drivers behind the move toward MBE in the aerospace and defense sector
  • Assess the primary obstacles shops face adapting to these changes
  • Learn about the resources and tools that can help your shop stay relevant

Presenter 1:

John McCullough

General Manager, Marketing

John McCullough has been working around CAD and engineering technology since high school. In his current role as general manager of marketing at Kubotek Kosmos, he has brought those decades of experience to bear in guiding the company through new product releases and major marketing initiatives into specialized technical verticals over the decades.

He earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, and has published numerous engineering-related articles over the years.

Presenter 2:

Will Smith

Digital Engineering MBD Consultant, Action Engineering

Will Smith is a seasoned mechanical engineer with over 20 years in the aerospace industry. As digital engineering consultant with Action Engineering, Will supports suppliers and OEMs navigating the shift to model-based definition (MBD) and digital thread adoption.

Will brings deep expertise in CATIA-based MBD practices, while also being fluent in other major CAD platforms including SOLIDWORKS, NX, and Creo. His practical experience spans both design and manufacturing, with hands-on proficiency in machining, composites, sheet metal and additive manufacturing.

He is a strong advocate for supplier readiness and digital upskilling, guiding organizations to align with evolving Department of Defense (DoD) technical data standards and digital manufacturing requirements. Through training, coaching and technical leadership, Will helps manufacturers become competitive players in digitally connected supply chains.

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