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NEDME Returns October 22 — The Northwest’s Premier Design & Manufacturing Expo
October 13, 2025 | NEDMEEstimated reading time: 1 minute
The Northwest Electronics Design & Manufacturing Expo (NEDME) returns on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at Wingspan Event & Conference Center, Hillsboro. The event brings together engineers, product designers, manufacturers, educators, and community partners for a full day of industry connection, learning, and networking. Registration is now open at www.nedme.com.
While NEDME has long been the region’s go-to event for electronics design and PCB manufacturing, it has expanded in recent years to feature a wider range of advanced manufacturing companies—from materials and automation to prototyping and supply-chain partners.
“This expo is about celebrating and strengthening the Pacific Northwest’s innovation ecosystem,” said Kelly Atay, NEDME Board Member. “It’s not just for electronics companies. Local manufacturers, educators, students, and community leaders all have a place here. NEDME is where connections are made that lead to real growth.”
Who should attend
- Local businesses & manufacturers seeking new suppliers, technologies, and partners
- Engineers & designers looking for practical design-for-manufacturing insight
- Educators & students exploring STEM and advanced manufacturing career paths
- Entrepreneurs & startups connecting with resources for product development
- Community & workforce leaders supporting the future of regional industry
Event highlights
- Exhibit Hall: Dozens of exhibitors spanning electronics and advanced manufacturing
- Tech Sessions & Panels: Real-world, vendor-neutral talks from experts
- Career & Education Corner: A bridge between students and employers
- Networking: Opportunities to connect across the supply chain and workforce pipeline
- Keynote Speakers: Jim Clarke/Intel Corp & Lupita Maurer/Polar Instruments
Attend or participate
- Register now: www.nedme.com
- Last minute booths still available: info@nedme.com
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