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GENEVA IL – Smith & Richardson of Geneva, Illinois – a longtime member of the Technology & Manufacturing Association – is stepping up to work with the federal government’s urgent needs due to the coronavirus ...
At the Technology & Manufacturing Association’s 2019 Annual Dinner, attendees noticed a table spread with white rose buds as they entered the event. One by one, the white rose buds were presented that evening to ...
From Seven Women awarded WTMA 2019 grants Anne Lesko applied for a WTMA grant to buy needed tools. Anne is an accomplished welder at Manor Tool & Manufacturing in Schiller Park, Illinois. She is working ...
Women in manufacturing? Yes – there are more and more women choosing careers in the manufacturing industry. The November/December 2019 issue of TMA’s News Bulletin focused on women in manufacturing – Check it out here ...
WASHINGTON – Reuters is reporting that Chinese hackers attacked a national manufacturing group and a security firm earlier this year, just as trade talks heated up. The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) was hacked over ...
If there’s anything close to a Technology & Manufacturing Association royal lineage, it would be found in B A Die Mold Inc.’s Petrucci Family. The TMA bloodline starts today with Francine Petrucci, goes back through ...
Power outages, hurricanes, tornados, floods – all things that can cause manufacturers to lose sleep. But if those traditional crises don’t cause enough sleepless nights, today manufacturers face a whole new array of issues: cyber ...
Whether manufacturers want to face the reality of what these technological advancements mean or don’t mean for the industry as a whole and for their own businesses, robotics and artificial intelligence are here to stay.
Over the next decade millions of experienced manufacturing professionals will retire; further exacerbating the skills gap crisis currently facing the industry. To address this looming emergency, businesses, government and organizations like TMA are ramping up ...
Wade Keats’ father, Bert, and his uncle, Glenn Keats, started Keats Manufacturing in 1958. A key reason for starting the business was something Wade’s father repeated often: “I didn’t get in this business for the ...
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