Tim Churchill joined Precision Zone in 2011 after graduating from the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana with a degree in electrical engineering.
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.
Nearly 200 Northern Illinois High School Students Participated in TMA’s 30th Annual Precision Machining Competition in Schaumburg TMA’s Competition is the Association’s Most Significant and
Less Than 25% of Illinois Legislators Vote for Bills to Improve Illinois’ Leading Industry SCHAUMBURG, IL – The Technology and Manufacturing Association (TMA) released their
The news isn’t good. The rate of positive drug test results among the U.S.workforce reached its highest rate last year since 2001. This number increased
Albert Raczynski points back to the countless hours he spent playing with red, blue and yellow Legos as the likely time when his passion for
Sue Nordman looked out her office window at Obsidian Manufacturing Industries in Rockford Illinois to catch the glimpse of a forklift hauling a steel table across the company parking lot. She wasn’t expecting the sight, but the same unusual scenario played out several times during the early days of the COVID pandemic.
First published in 2015 BRIDGEVIEW, IL – Eighty years ago, an engineer that produced parts, molds and equipment for an electrical company took up a
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and shutdowns were ordered in the state of Illinois, the state’s manufacturing sector held its breath. But only for a
When TMA asked members in July what their primary pain points were, their responses were the following: “International logistics and inflation.” “Supply chain and costs.”
