We are pleased to provide you with a link to a PDF of The Manufacturing Institute’s 2008 update of the widely-cited manufacturing “cost study.” The report was released on November 13, in Washington, D.C. The study shows how the following combination of factors have contributed to lowering the aggregate cost burden faced by U.S. manufacturers over the past two years. Contributing factors include:
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In today’s environment, having a quality website and knowing how to promote it has never been so important. A quality website can lead to an improved business image, and most importantly an increase in sales. What many business owners do not realize is that having a poorly designed web site can have the opposite effect and actually hurt your business. Many businesses that already have a web site are now looking for ways to make it work better for them and bring in new leads.
Here are some key principles your web site should embody:
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Back injuries are a principal source of workers’ compensation claims. While a back injury may seem to be caused by a single well-defined accident, the real cause is often the combined interaction of several work and non-work related risk factors. Work relates factors include:
MTI Graduates Another 30 Top Managers From Young Executive Series Management Program
For over 25 years the Metal Treating Institute has provided executive training for upwardly mobile managers and owners of heat treat companies and their suppliers. Over the 25 year history of the Young Executive Series, only 136 participants have graduated from this challenging and prestigious executive training program. This past October, another 30 candidates joined the ranks of this exclusive group of graduates. The companies they represent are:
Jeff Uhlenburg and Tom Morrison Become New President and CEO
At the October MTI Fall Meeting in conjunction with Furnaces North America , 2008 President, Gary Huss passed the gavel to newly elected President, Jeff Uhlenburg of Donovan Heat Treating from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Jeff is a 5th generation heat treater who has a true passion for the success of the industry and the impact MTI has on member companies. Jeff's father, Don Uhlenburg, served as President of MTI in 1987.
Also during the MTI Fall event, MTI Executive Vice President, Tom Morrison assumed the CEO position as MTI longtime CEO, Lance Miller was honored for his retirement after 31 years. Tom has worked for MTI as Executive Vice President since October 2005 and has enjoyed a successful career in association management for over 15 years.
The following is a short message from both your President Jeff Uhlenburg and CEO Tom Morrison:
The heart of Metal Treating Institute is the strength it draws from its team of volunteer leaders. Each year, MTI’s volunteers put in hundreds of hours at their own expense to develop programs and services that will enhance the profitability and productivity of the heat treating industry and MTI. This past month at the MTI 75th Anniversary Meeting, MTI announced the slate of new Officers who will lead the association over the next year. They are:
Metal Treating Institute Bestows Industry Awards at 75th Anniversary Celebration
During the 75th Anniversary Celebration of the Metal Treating Institute during Furnaces North America, numerous members were honored with awards for their service and achievement of excellence in the heat treating industry. We would like to congratulate the following recipients:
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For over 25 years the Metal Treating Institute has provided executive training for upwardly mobile managers and owners of heat treat companies and their suppliers. Over the 25 year history of the Young Executive Series, only 136 participants have graduated from this challenging and prestigious executive training program. This past October, another 30 candidates joined the ranks of this exclusive group of graduates. The companies they represent are:
