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MODEX 2026: More Resilient Supply Chains Start Here

Gain a new perspective on what’s new and what’s next for your supply chain operations.

As the largest manufacturing and supply chain event of 2026, MODEX showcases supply chains from every angle. The show will feature more than 1,000 exhibits, 200 educational sessions, and four keynotes. MODEX’s combination of hands-on product and technology demonstrations, expert-led education, and in-person networking makes it a must-attend experience for supply chain professionals.

Discover
Products and innovations from more than 1,000 leading providers, and see them in action on the show floor.

Learn
From the industry’s brightest minds about how key trends and technologies will impact your operations during 200 seminars and four keynote sessions.

Connect
With more than 50,000 of your peers from across the United States and around the world at the industry’s premier supply chain event.

If you’re looking for a multifaceted supply chain experience in 2026, look no further than MODEX. As the biggest event of the year for supply chain professionals, MODEX is where innovation meets opportunity. Nowhere else can you get face-to-face with the future and explore new dimensions of success.

Make plans now to attend—and bring your team—to MODEX 2026, April 13–16 in Atlanta.

Don’t miss MODEX!

Georgia World Congress Center | Atlanta | April 13–16, 2026

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