Former Bus Driver Proud To Be Manufacturer
CHICAGO – Markeia Wilkins, 32, drove trucks and buses and worked as an auditor and pharmacy tech before pursuing a career in manufacturing. She’s excelled
August 11, 2017
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CHICAGO – Markeia Wilkins, 32, drove trucks and buses and worked as an auditor and pharmacy tech before pursuing a career in manufacturing. She’s excelled
Melindathee Griffin was was nearly 50 years old when she embarked upon a new career – in manufacturing. From TMA’s August 2016 News Bulletin: Melindathee Griffin,
NAPERVILLE – With a renewed optimism among U.S. manufacturers is coming some cautions, a recent study by Naperville-based Sikich LLP shows. While nearly half anticipate
Illinois Lieutenant Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti was the keynote speaker at TMA’s 2017 Related Theory Graduation. “For three years, you’ve spent countless evenings away from the
Manufacturers’ record-high optimism reported in the first quarter has carried into the second quarter of this year, marking the highest two-quarter average, of 91.4 percent,
ADDISON, IL – CRW Finishing, Inc. is celebrating its 40th anniversary as a leading Metal Finisher specializing in advanced finishing processes. In an era when companies
Holly Siwinski is the only girl in Technology & Manufacturing Association’s new Die Design Class. But that’s not unusual for her, she says. The 25
To say that designing dies has changed dramatically in the last two decades is an understatement, TMA instructor Ray Proeber says.
SCHAUMBURG – One of TMA’s “gold standard” training instructors, meet Ray Proeber of Accurate Die Designs before reading about him in TMA’s June/July 2017 News Bulletin:
GENEVA – The suburban Daily Herald covered an event promoting STEM careers Monday night (7/10/2017) at the FONA facility in Geneva, and came away with a renewed