November 13, 2025 | Inside the ARCH: An Exclusive Tour of Stratasys’ New U.S. Headquarters

Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025   [REGISTER NOW]
Tour: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM, followed by lunch
Location: Stratasys ARCH, 5995 Opus Parkway, Minnetonka, MN 55343

Join AdvancedTek for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Stratasys’ new Americas Regional Corporate Headquarters — the ARCH campus in Minnetonka, Minnesota.

This state-of-the-art facility unites Stratasys’ Minnesota-based teams under one roof, fostering collaboration, creativity, and technological innovation. Designed to inspire and equipped with cutting-edge tools, the ARCH campus embodies Stratasys’ commitment to driving the future of industrial 3D printing.

This tour isn’t just about seeing an impressive new space. It’s about discovering how Stratasys develops and supports real-world additive manufacturing solutions that help customers succeed. See how Stratasys helps companies of all sizes leverage 3D printing—whether for prototypes, production parts, or anything in between.

What You’ll Experience

• Customer Experience Center – Led by Jesse Roitenberg, Stratasys Director of Education for the Americas, explore and handle 3D printed parts showcasing a wide range of applications. Discover commercial uses for additive manufacturing through pre-surgical models, investment casting tools, film props, automotive end-use parts, and more.

• Training Center – Join Christian Anderson, Senior Technical Trainer at Stratasys, for an inside look at the company’s hands-on training environment. Learn how Stratasys hosts training for all five 3D printing technologies—both for their service technicians and customers—year-round. Each technology has its own dedicated classroom and printer space, showcasing how Stratasys supports every step of the 3D printing journey.

• Stratasys Enablement Lab – Tour the Stratasys Enablement Lab with Colton Mehlhoff, Applications Engineer Manager at Stratasys, to explore five printing technologies in one collaborative lab space. Home to 30 printers, this area serves as the proving ground for customer applications, the exploration center for new innovations, and the manufacturing hub for Stratasys trade show models.

Be among the first to experience Stratasys’ new home for innovation and collaboration — a space designed to shape the future of additive manufacturing.

Lunch will be provided.

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About Our Tour Guides:

Jesse Roitenberg is the Director of Education for the Americas at Stratasys, a role he has held for the past five years.  Over his 20-year career in additive manufacturing, Jesse has served in a variety of positions within Stratasys, including marketing for the Dimension team, channel management, and multiple leadership roles on the education team. Before entering the additive manufacturing industry, Jesse was a middle school math and science teacher. That experience sparked his passion for helping others learn and solve problems, a focus that continues to drive his work today. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota.
Christian Anderson, Senior Technical Trainer at Stratasys, brings a truly global perspective to his work. Born in Spain and having lived in several countries across three continents, he draws on diverse experiences to connect with customers and learners around the world. Christian has been part of Stratasys for nearly 13 years. He specializes in FDM and SAF technologies as a Technical and Operator Trainer and also trains operators on NEO systems. His depth of knowledge and hands-on training style help users build confidence and capability as they adopt additive manufacturing technology. Before joining Stratasys, Christian worked as a professional diver — including time spent inside water towers — and his adventurous spirit continues today through his passion for motorcycles.
Colton Mehlhoff is an Applications Engineer Manager at Stratasys. He works with designers to bring their ideas to life as 3D models that look and feel like final products. Through his expertise in full-color printing technology, Colton helps push the boundaries of what’s possible between concept and creation. Colton’s passion for design began in his youth through FIRST Robotics, where he learned to design and build competitive robots. Today, he continues to give back to the robotics community by volunteering at tournaments as a master of ceremonies, bringing energy and excitement to every event.