Call For Abstract

Present at the APM LEAD Conference! We are accepting abstracts on the outlined topics and other related topics that fall within the conference theme.

SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT NOW!

BENEFITS OF PRESENTING

Presenting at APM LEADCon 2025 allows you to:

Gain recognition from your industry peers through online promotion, the printed registration brochure and the post-event proceedings.
Contribute to the advancement and education of attendees.
Showcase your work, lessons learned, success stories, results, and expertise.
Earn course hours toward tour industry continuing professional development certification.
Receive a complimentary registration to the event (for the primary presenter and, if applicable, one co-presenter when submitting paper and presentation by the deadlines indicated in this document)
Have your paper published in the Asset IQ Magazine

Congratulations

Best Presentation Awardees of 2023

LEADERSHIP IN ENGINEERING

Plant Maintenance Workforce' Certification Initiative Adopting Competence-Based Assesment

Mr. Edwin Heredia

ASSET AND RISK MANAGEMENT

Incorporating Climate Change Resilience in Asset Management

Ms. Marian Mesina

RAMS (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety)

Understanding, Preventing, and Overcoming Dry Gas Seal Failures in Modern Gas Production Platform

Mr. Bon Jovi Matacsil

ASSET INTEGRITY

PGPC Risk Based Inspection - A Case Study

Mr. Chirstopher Roces

SELECTION CRITERIA

Presentations should be representative of the APM LEADCon 2024 Conference Tracks:

Asset and Risk Management
Asset Integrity
RAMS (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety)
Leadership in Engineering

In addition, abstracts relevant to industry surveys and reports will be accepted. All abstract must relate to one of the conference themes noted above.

Please consider the following before submitting an abstract:

All presenter and co-presenters must be a current practitioner in the industry.
The primary presenter is responsible for submitting the following as part of the online submission process:
- A proposed session title (90 character or less including spaces
- A brief (125 – 150 word)description of the presentation for use in print and online promotion
- An abstract (35- 400 words or less) to be used by reviewers to evaluate the proposed session
- Contact information and brief biographies (300 – 350 words at most) for both presenter and, if applicable, co-presenter
To maintain the integrity of conference’s content, all presentations must be noncommercial in nature. Presentations that could be interpreted as commercial will not be accepted. To this end, we ask that abstracts focus on case studies emphasizing methodology rather than the specific tools used (such as proprietary software or equipment). In addition, presentations should avoid discussion of trademark solutions. If you feel that your subject matter requires a focus on proprietary products or services in order to convey the content, prospective attendees must be aware of this in advance, so the abstract, session title and session description should clearly indicate this.
No more than two presenters per presentation are allowed, and all presenter must present in person. In certain circumstances, a co-presenter may be substituted after a written request has been made and approved by the applicable Symposium Committee.

ABSTRACT REVIEW

Abstracts will be reviewed and graded by the applicable committee. Each abstract will be assessed based on the following criteria.

Target audience: What level of experience (beginner/intermediate/advanced) is it geared toward?
Relevance: Is the abstract aligned to the chosen Conference Theme? When submitting your abstract you will be asked to identify which theme your abstract best aligns with; please CLICK HERE to view the Conference Tracks. Please note that after committee review, your presentation may be assigned to a different theme.
Practitioner experience: The abstract submitted should include at least one presenter with experience in performing the theme-topic function for their company (the co-presenter may have aided presenter in performing the said function).
Perceived commercial nature of presentation: As noted above, abstracts must refrain from selling company’s product and/or services. Commercial presentation will not be accepted.
Timeliness of presentation: How well does the abstract relate to the current or emerging direction of this conference theme?

Qualification of speaker to present on the topic: Your biography should include a brief overview of your qualifications. An industry recognized certification is encouraged, while other qualification will be considered depending on your chosen topic.