Tim Churchill joined Precision Zone in 2011 after graduating from the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana with a degree in electrical engineering.
“Community” It’s a word that energizes some people and drains others. A concept that stirs delight in extroverts and painful stress among introverts. Nevertheless, humans
During the Illinois General Assembly’s current veto session, the Illinois House and Senate passed Governor JB Pritzker an update to the already in-effect Reimagining Vehicles Act (REV Act) that could allow more Illinois manufacturers to be eligible for state tax incentives.
SPRINGFIELD – As of January 1, 2024, Illinois business owners with five or more employees will be required to provide a minimum of 40 hours
SCHAUMBURG – In an effort to expose their marketing students to career possibilities in the manufacturing industry, Judson University organized a tour of two nearby
SPRINGFIELD – TMA is pleased to announce a new lobbyist after the retirement of TMA’s longtime State Capitol representative Jay Shattuck.
David Curtin, TMA’s new State Capitol representative, has years of experience in politics, government, and the private sector.
After growing up in a Fort Wayne orphanage, John Winzeler’s grandfather “Johnny” came to Chicago. As a pioneer tool and die maker, Johnny built up a substantial business with a partner. “Johnny” Winzeler, John Winzeler’s grandfather
SCHAUMBURG – Advocacy is one of the five key aspects the Technology & Manufacturing Association offers its members. Through Advocacy, lawmakers at federal and state
TMA to Help Support These Workers by Providing Retraining for Lucrative Careers in Manufacturing SCHAUMBURG, IL – The Technology & Manufacturing Association’s (TMA) President Patrick
SPRINGFIELD – During the Illinois General Assembly’s current veto session, the Illinois House and Senate passed to Governor JB Pritzker an update to the already
