John Mitchell shines a spotlight on an approach that promises to revolutionize efficiency in cremation practices: Oxygen Monitoring Control Panels. Join us as we delve into the transformative power of real-time oxygen monitoring in cremation processes. Discover how this technology empowers us to beat impending regulations, all while mitigating the environmental impact of cremation. Offering a vision of a greener, more sustainable future for the cremation industry. 

Three Benefits Attendees Will Get From this Session:

1. Better Understanding of how harmful emissions are created ways to minimize them.

2. Learn of a vision of greener, more sustainable future for cremation industry 

3. Learn ways to avoid potential future regulations. 

Jon Lefrandt 

Our world is rapidly changing. Is our budget also changing to meet the needs of today? We now live squarely in a consumer world. They are in the drivers seat. What are we doing to ensure that it is the best experience possible? How are we maximizing that great experience to ensure the business we have today stays with us? How can we leverage that experience to drive business in the future? The answer is found in two letters: C and X. If you haven't spent any time thinking about the Consumer Experience, now is the time to do so. 

Three Benefits Attendees Will Get From This Session: 

1. Gain insights into the significance of Consumer Experience (CX) and its impact on the funeral and cemetery industry, allowing attendees to understand the importance of prioritizing CX in their own businesses.

2. Learn practical strategies and innovative approaches to elevate the current CX, providing attendees with actionable steps to improve customer satisfaction, enhance service delivery, and foster a customer-centric culture.

3.Discover how to leverage CX as a growth driver, enabling attendees to create long-term customer loyalty, build brand advocacy, and harness data analytics to make informed business decisions for future success.

Tong Li delves into the intersection of laser etching technology and the cremation market. For the first time, we have the opportunity to transform the funeral industry, moving it from a traditional, solemn event to a personalized and lasting celebration of life. Explore how laser etching can enhance the funeral experience, provide new avenues for customization, and address the evolving needs and preferences of grieving families. What role can funeral directors play in harnessing this technology to provide exceptional end-of-life services? Should it be the responsibility of tech companies or industry professionals?

Three Benefits Attendees Will Get From this Session:

1. Understanding Laser Etching and Its Potential: By the end of this presentation, attendees will gain a deep understanding of laser etching technology and its various applications in the cremation market. We will explore how this technology can be used to create intricate and personalized memorial items, such as urns, plaques, and headstones.

2. Exploring the Evolving Role of Funeral Professionals: Funeral directors and industry professionals will leave with a new perspective on their role in the changing landscape of end-of-life services. They will ponder how they can actively engage with laser etching technology, shape content, identify training needs, and advocate for appropriate regulations and guidelines.

3. Inspiration for Industry Transformation: Our aim is to ignite excitement and creativity among attendees to rejuvenate the funeral industry. By the end of this session, participants should feel empowered to leverage laser etching technology to create unforgettable and meaningful experiences for grieving families, ultimately reshaping the industry for the better.