AMT programs thrive with the help and involvement of its members through volunteer committees and product groups. Guided by the Board of Directors and their vision through the strategic plan, AMT's committees and product groups represent the voice of the member in association affairs. Committees are the driving force behind all programs, products and services that AMT offers.
The Additive Manufacturing Group (AMG) brings together representatives from additive manufacturing equipment and materials suppliers. (more)
Advanced Workholding Technology (AWT) Group consists of representatives from workholding suppliers throughout the United States. (more)
AMT members with specific business characteristics identifying them as being involved in maunfacuturing automation comprise this group. (more)
AMT members that supply cutting tool equipment. (more)
The Distribution Group provides a forum to provide products and services which help its members better serve their customers and improve the operation of their business. (more)
The Economics & Statistics Committee expands AMT's ability to develop and promote market intelligence and educate members on the integration of this data in their business plans.
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Committee participants have a unique opportunity to assess, improve and recommend a variety of global marketing and sales programs that provide value to the entire AMT membership. (more)
The Global Service Committee provides expertise and guidance to enhance global service resources and skills by assessing and recommending programs that assist AMT members in becoming best-of-breed service organizations.
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CMTSE exam questions are developed by the Certification Committee, which includes machine tool distributors, builders, sales engineers, customers and allied industry representatives. The exam is a knowledge-based, online exam consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions. Candidates have three hours to complete the examination. Find out more about becoming a CMTSE. (more)
CMTSE exam questions are developed by the Certification Committee, which includes machine tool distributors, builders, sales engineers, customers and allied industry representatives. The exam is a knowledge-based, online exam consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions. Candidates have three hours to complete the examination. Find out more about becoming a CMTSE. (more)
The Strategic Direction Committee advises association staff on strategic issues focusing on the regional trade show industry.
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The Show Committee acts to preserve the position of the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) as the preeminent trade show in the Americas for marketing and selling manufacturing technology. (more)
The Smartforce Development Committee establishes policy and direction for AMT that will allow our industry to work with educators to assure that funding and programs are available to sufficiently educate young people in career and technical education programs, as well as in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) so that a consistent flow of qualified, skilled, critical thinking individuals are attracted to seek careers in manufacturing. (more)
The Technology Issues Committee (TIC) advises AMT members and staff about new technologies for product design and manufacturing. (more)
