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Force Technologies Joins WEAF

Force Technologies Joins WEAF

29 January 2024 · By Ben Savage

Force Technologies has joined The Western Aerospace Forum.

We are excited to announce that Force Technologies has become a member of the West of England Aerospace Forum (WEAF), a significant step that promises to elevate our position in the aerospace industry. Joining WEAF aligns us with the leading players in the field, offering unparalleled opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and growth.

What is WEAF

The West of England Aerospace Forum (WEAF) is a membership trade organisation that is passionate about all aspects of aerospace, defence and advanced manufacturing. Their member and partner base represent a very wide spectrum – from SMEs to global corporations. Members come from across the region including famous engineering clusters at Cheltenham, Yeovil, Plymouth and Exeter.

The WEAF Annual Expo and Conference

By joining WEAF, Force Technologies gains access to a network of industry giants and innovators. This membership opens doors to vital industry events, like the WEAF Annual Expo & Conference 2024, where we’ll have the chance to showcase our capabilities and engage with key decision-makers.

Ben Savage

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Ben Savage

Applications Manager, Force Technologies

Ben Savage joined Force back in 2006, starting out as a technician and now holds the title of Applications Manager. Boasting 20 years living and breathing obsolete semiconductors, his day-to-day role is heading up the daily engineering requirements that get sent in from our global customer base.

When not working, Ben can be found spending time with his wife, two children and various hobbies.

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Ben holds Member level with The Institute of Obsolescence Management and has written and presented numerous presentations/blogs over the years detailing Force products/services and new technologies.

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