AEC Firm to Showcase Innovative Strategies Transforming Manufacturing, Distribution and Fulfillment OperationsCHICAGO, Illinois (March 1, 2025) — Burns & McDonnell, a design-build firm known for its commitment to safety, innovation and custom, client-first solutions, will be exhibiting and presenting at ProMat 2025, one of the largest manufacturing and supply chain trade show in the U.S. The event is scheduled for March 17-20 at McCormick Place in Chicago.At Booth S4379, attendees will have the unique opportunity to explore advanced automation solutions from Burns & McDonnell that are tailored for modern business operations. The company's team of planners, engineers, consultants and builders will be available to demonstrate how their services can help businesses:• Overcome complex project evaluation challenges• Seamlessly integrate diverse systems• Develop robust business cases and risk analyses• Navigate critical pitfalls in project executionPresentationsBurns & McDonnell will deliver two presentations during the event:• Tuesday, March 18, 10:30-11:15 a.m. in Theater B• Wednesday, March 19, noon-12:45 p.m. in Theater IBrian Chatham and Clay Wagenhals, industry professionals focused on financial, process and organizational change consulting for turnkey solutions, will lead these sessions. They will share crucial insights on mastering automated distribution and fulfillment operations, addressing pivotal topics that are shaping the industry's future."Our mission is to transform the automation journey from a daunting challenge to an achievable reality," says Chatham, automated distribution and fulfillment manager at Burns & McDonnell. "We're eager to share our experience and empower businesses to navigate the intricacies of board-level project approval and successful implementation."Projections suggest that 26% of warehouses will adopt automation by 2027, an increase from 18% in 2021. The company’s participation in ProMat 2025 further promotes the growing role of automation in the manufacturing and supply chain sectors."The global robotics technology market is preparing for explosive growth, projected to surge from $94 billion in 2024 to approximately $372 billion by 2034," says Dave Campbell, automation and robotics manager at Burns & McDonnell. Campbell notes that ProMat 2025 provides an opportunity to connect with clients and partners to explore the factors driving this growth, such as rising efficiency demands and advancements in technology.Burns & McDonnell ranks No. 8 among Engineering News-Record’s Top 100 Design-Build Firms. Backed by a team of more than 500 manufacturing professionals, the firm has delivered more than $300 million in automation projects over the past eight years.About Burns & McDonnell Working from more than 75 offices around the world, Burns & McDonnell designs and builds critical infrastructure. Our family of companies — driven by engineers, construction professionals, architects, planners, technologists and scientists — delivers projects grounded in safety and a desire to make a difference as we make our clients successful. Founded in 1898, Burns & McDonnell is 100% employee-owned. Learn more.ContactJenny PowelsonSenior Marketing & PR Business Partnerjpowelson@burnsmcd.com913-433-6797