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In the final segment of the first edition of At The Boring Bar, our expert panel of guests return to dive into the future of manufacturing and why manufacturing leaders need to embrace technology. They discuss the application of 3D printing and additive manufacturing and how they can be used to attract the next generation. Jason Zenger, Nick Goellner, Mike Payne, Paul Van Metre, Peter Eelman, Nicole Wolter, Chris Luecke, and Manny Pasillas also take a look at the challenges the national security and defense industry are facing because of a lack of partnerships. We believe hosting round-table discussions of these important issues can help move the manufacturing industry toward a solution. Don't miss this conversation. Segments [0:25] Learn about IMTS 2024 ELEVATE programs [2:28] The application of 3D printing [13:34] 3D printing a car at IMTS [15:21] Why we need to embrace emerging technology [16:30] Listen to the Manufacturing Transformed podcast! [17:57] National security and the defense industry [19:40] Attracting the next generation to manufacturing Resources mentioned on this episode Learn about IMTS 2024 ELEVATE programs Listen to the Manufacturing Transformed podcast! Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing BlueForge Alliance Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
How do you grow a machine shop through acquisitions? What is it like working in a legacy family business? How do you find and hire talented engineers? Where does AI fit into the daily grind? These are all questions that this team of industry experts and friends seek to answer over a glass of bourbon At the Boring Bar. Jason Zenger, Nick Goellner, Mike Payne, Paul Van Metre, Peter Eelman, Nicole Wolter, Chris Luecke, and Manny Pasillas share their unique perspectives on the manufacturing industry—and how it must adapt—in part II. Check it out! Segments [0:37] Manage your cutting tools with ProShop ERP [2:25] Embodying entrepreneurial spirit [7:02] Carrying on a family business [12:15] Overcoming the fear of technology [19:34] NetSuite: The CFO's Guide to AI and Machine Learning [20:35] Shifting the conversation to AI [38:09] Gamifying adaption of new technology Resources mentioned on this episode ProShop ERP NetSuite: The CFO's Guide to AI and Machine Learning CNC Expert Peter Eelman Manny Pasillas Nicole Wolter Chris Luecke Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
In this episode of the Industrial Strength Marketing podcast, we sit down with Peter Eelman, Chief Experience Officer at AMT, to explore how the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) has evolved into a premier event for the manufacturing industry. Peter shares his journey from his first IMTS in 1980 to his last event under his leadership in 2024, highlighting the innovations that have shaped IMTS into the largest live marketplace for capital manufacturing equipment and technologies.Learn how IMTS fosters a community of innovation, connects manufacturers with solutions, and continues to drive the industry forward. Plus, get a sneak peek into what's next for IMTS and the manufacturing community as Peter reflects on his remarkable career.Articles and resources referenced in this episode:IMTS Official WebsiteAMT – The Association For Manufacturing TechnologyConnect with Peter Eelman on LinkedInJoin us on the show:Have you enjoyed this episode? We'd greatly appreciate your review! Even a simple word of encouragement from you fuels our momentum and inspires us. Are you looking to share your expertise with industrial marketers, influencers, and leaders? Apply to be a guest on the show.About the Show: The Industrial Strength Marketing show is a video podcast focused on the industrial and manufacturing sectors. Hosted by James Soto, CEO of INDUSTRIAL, it delivers expert insights and strategies for B2B growth. Each episode explores marketing, sales, business development, and the latest in martech (marketing technology) and artificial intelligence. Through engaging interviews and actionable advice, the show helps you navigate innovations transforming the industry. Tune in to see how these advancements can drive your business forward in the industrial and manufacturing world. Let's connect: Tweet us at @Industrialsays, @jamessotoism Follow James Soto on LinkedIn Email us at podcast@Industrialstrengthmarketing.com Subcribe to the YouTube channel
If you are one of the 100,000 people that's going to IMTS 2024 – North America's largest manufacturing trade show – there's a lot in this episode for you. We're joined by 7 other manufacturing leaders as we enjoy a glass of bourbon and chat about what we're expecting to see at IMTS this year, September 9 through 14, 2024 in Chicago, IL.This episode was recorded live from MakingChips HQ at their “Boring Bar” in Rockford, IL where we were joined by a number of past guests of Manufacturing Happy Hour. The crew discusses everything from IMTS to artificial intelligence to our thoughts on the future of manufacturing and what it will take to continue to enhance the vibrancy of this industry.Make sure to visit ManufacturingHappyHour.com for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.
Some of the greatest ideas in manufacturing don't happen in boardrooms but over a drink with peers. In At the Boring Bar, Jason aims to cut deeper into the conversations that matter most to manufacturing leaders. So pull up a chair, grab a drink, and join Jason as he uncovers the insights that drive the manufacturing industry forward. In this inaugural episode of At the Boring Bar, join Jason, Nick Goellner, Mike Payne, Paul Van Metre, Peter Eelman, Nicole Wolter, Chris Luecke, and Manny Pasillas At the Boring Bar. They cover everything from the exciting new exhibits at IMTS to one of the biggest problems the manufacturing industry faces: a mass exodus of Baby Boomers. You'll laugh, you may cry, and you'll undoubtedly hear something that will provoke you to think about the future of the industry and your impact on it. Don't miss it. Segments [0:20] Learn about IMTS 2024 ELEVATE [2:51] Why Jason is taped to a mannequin [3:47] Learn more about “At the Boring Bar” [6:12] The evolution and legacy of IMTS [13:06] What we're looking forward to at IMTS [22:29] Listen to the Manufacturing Transformed podcast! [27:36] Throwback to IMTS 1980 [29:05] What Peter will miss about IMTS [34:43] The mass exodus of Baby Boomers Resources mentioned on this episode IMTS 2024 ELEVATE Expomaq The Manufacturing Transformed podcast Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
“Inspiring the extraordinary” is the theme for this year's IMTS and that's exactly what they're doing. The Emerging Technology Center will showcase extraordinary advances in technology (including an exhibit by BlueForge Alliance and Apptronik's AI-Powered General Purpose Humanoid Robot). They're offering specific ELEVATE programs for job shops, women in manufacturing, and the first-ever ELEVATE LATAM: A half-day conference for the Spanish-speaking manufacturing technology community. For the first time, Microsoft, AWS, and Google Cloud will be at the show in the automation sector. This year's IMTS is a can't-miss event. Show Boss Peter Eelman shares all of the amazing details in this episode of MakingChips. Segments [0:20] Manage your cutting tools with ProShop ERP [3:17] The amazing Manufacturing Happy Hour Event [5:14] Introducing the "Show Boss" Peter Eelman [8:52] Machine Shop Masterclass: Taming the Chaos [18:04] The Past, Present, and Future of IMTS [22:46] How Peter's experience impacts his process [26:19] Overcoming crazy odds to make things happen [29:26] Graduate to NetSuite by Oracle [30:44] The huge wins in technological advances [35:54] The crazy behind-the-scenes of IMTS [37:39] The driving force behind IMTS: The people [40:06] What's new at IMTS 2024? [46:13] What does the future of IMTS hold? [48:16] Peter's final word of advice Resources mentioned on this episode Head to IMTS 2024 ProShop ERP NetSuite by Oracle OscarMike IMTS ELEVATE Programs Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
What is the greatest show on manufacturing Earth? IMTS. Every two years, the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) draws manufacturers from around the world to Chicago for six days. IMTS not only makes a huge impact on the economy in Chicago but also on the manufacturing industry. Peter Eelman—the Chief Experience Officer at AMT— joins us in this episode of MakingChips to share just what that impact is. Because if you're not MakingChips, you're not making money. BAM! – Nick Segments [0:13] The Industrial Digital Marketing Services at Thomas™ [2:45] What our new show structure is going to look like [4:35] Manufacturing leadership spotlight: Karyn Ross [6:22] Today's guest: Peter Eelman at AMT [9:28] What Peter's been doing since IMTS [13:16] The impact IMTS has on Chicago [22:41] The economic impact on the manufacturing industry [27:02] Does the health of the trade show industry matter? [30:14] What impacted the attendance numbers in 2022? [35:17] The Lean Setup Guide from ProShop [35:55] How can you engage with IMTS and each other? Resources mentioned on this episode The Toyota Way to Service Excellence by Karyn Ross Karyn Ross on LinkedIn Michelle Edmonson on LinkedIn Peter Eelman on LinkedIn IMTS+ SPS Formnext Formnext Forum Mesago Messe Frankfurt GmbH The Lean Setup Guide from ProShop Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
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Charli brings Peter Eelman on to talk about what the future of manufacturing looks like in this bonus episode.Peter Eelman's business career has always been centered around the IMTS Show. Entering the manufacturing technology industry in 1980 with the Wiedemann Division of Warner & Swasey, one of his first assignments was the production of the 1980 IMTS Show. After 16 years on the exhibitor side of IMTS, he joined AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology and has been managing IMTS ever since.During his tenure, IMTS has continued to be among the top three domestic events in the United States, as ranked by several industry measures, and he has overseen the introduction of technology-based advancements such as IMTS.com, IMTSTV, the e-kit operations manual and the introduction of the fixed-price Custom Block Package System, which has been hailed as the model for cost containment in show operations.Peter has served on numerous advisory boards and committees, most notably the Chicago Labor Management Council, the Choose Chicago Advisory Council and the Friends of McCormick Place, a group involved in the building of the current complex.In addition to IMTS, Peter is responsible for AMT's international trade shows, which have included major events in China, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, and throughout Europe.Find Peter on LinkedInFind the Empowering team at these Industry Events: https://empoweringpumps.com/events/Find us @EmpoweringPumps on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter and using the hashtag #EmpoweringIndustryPodcast or via email podcast@empoweringpumps.com
According to Peter Eelman, if you walk every bit of carpeting at IMTS, you'd walk 69 miles. Those 69 miles cover everything from The Modern Machine Shop's Top Shops' Panel to the 3D Printing Workshop for Job Shops, from Women Make Manufacturing Move to The Smartforce Student Summit. In this episode of MakingChips, we go beyond the exhibits to cover what's happening at IMTS 2022 that you can't miss! – Jason Segments [2:30] What's happening in our lives [4:43] Manufacturing News: Food in Chicago [11:30] The Job Shops Specialty Program Day 1 [19:38] Modern Machine Shop's Top Shops [21:17] The Modern Machine Shop's Top Shops' Panel [22:58] MakingChips will be on stage at IMTS! [25:45] 3D Printing Workshop for Job Shops [30:53] WMMM: Women Make Manufacturing Move [36:26] AMT Emerging Technology Center [39:46] Flying a 3D Printed jetpack [41:34] The Smartforce Student Summit [45:31] How registering for IMTS works [46:49] Download the My Show Planner Resources mentioned on this episode Register for IMTS 2022! Chicago Air and Water Show IMTS Specialty Program: Job Shops Workshop Day 1 Modern Machine Shop Announces 2022 Edition of Top Shops Event Amper Technologies Machine Monitoring 3D Printing Workshop for Job Shops The Additive Manufacturing Conference Women Make Manufacturing Move Beyond the Exhibits: Attractions at IMTS AMT Emerging Technology Center Gravity.co The Smartforce Student Summit Sign up for the My Show Planner app ProShop ERP Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) is back! This is the first time that IMTS has been forced to go on hiatus since World War II. It's taking place September 12–17 at McCormick Place in Chicago and will consist of 1.2 million square feet of exhibition space. In this episode of MakingChips, Peter Eelman—the Chief Experience Officer at AMT—joins us to share what's happening at IMTS, how to book your hotel stay, how Chicago is safer than ever, and even shares what to do to enjoy your stay. Even better, we will be in the Grand Concourse Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Come by and say hi! Segments [2:50] Why Chicago is a safe and fun city to host IMTS [5:41] Learn about our special guest Peter Eelman [10:39] Book your hotel directly through IMTS [15:31] This years main stage is stellar [16:37] The Emerging Technology Center [20:11] The Additive Manufacturing Pavilion [21:35] Set up a my show planner account [23:48] Sign up for drawings every Thursday! [26:23] Some logistics about navigating Chicago [28:33] Things to enjoy while in Chicago [29:41] Learn about the IMTS Smartsource Student Summit [31:07] Find Me, Find Us, and Find It at IMTS! Resources mentioned on this episode Get The Boring Bar Newsletter - Text CHIPS to 38470 to subscribe! Book Your Hotel for IMTS 2022! Register before August 12th to take advantage of $50 tickets McCormick Place Convention Center IMTS Show Planner Smartforce Student Summit Connect with Peter Eelman Chicago Architecture Tour Ingersoll Machine Tools ProShop ERP Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
In this episode of MakingChips, hosts Jim Carr and Jason Zenger talk with Peter Eelman, Vice President and Chief Experience Officer of AMT, about IMTS 2022, the return of their in-person trade show, and what's in store for the future of IMTS events. Segments:0:08 | Jim talks about his time with the Amper Technologies pilot program for machine monitoring systems 1:27 | Jim and Jason introduce the episode and their past experiences with IMTS events 8:00 | Jason shares manufacturing news regarding Xometry's move to the public market 10:16 | Jim introduces their guest Peter Eelman from AMT to discuss the history and return of IMTS 16:54 | Peter talks about the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on IMTS, and how they were able to adapt to the situation 20:33 | Jim asks Peter about the future of IMTS, as both physical and virtual events 23:21 | Peter explains the scale of IMTS, and its effect on the industry and the Chicago area 26:57 | Peter describes what's next for IMTS, with the return of the physical event in 2022 30:20 | Jim asks about the future of automation in manufacturing, and how IMTS 2022 will feature it 34:52 | Peter explains how IMTS participants can prepare for the 2022 event and connect with other manufacturers through their website 38:30 | Jim talks about the upcoming Fanuc & Mitutoyo demonstration from CNC Machine Services Inc, and how you can register for the free event
In this week's podcast, hosts Jason Zenger, Jim Carr, and Nick Goellner invite guest Peter Eelman, Vice President & CXO at AMT to discuss how IMTS pivoted into an online digital destination for Manufacturers. Segments: Missing IMTS - Everybody gets together (2:15) Good News with Jim Carr (6:30) Manufacturing News: Smart manufacturing platform revenue to pass $32B annually by 2025 (7:04) Introducing our Guest: Peter Eelman (14:12) IMTS Spark is a digital destination for a connected manufacturing community (16:45) Peter: This is not a virtual tradeshow (21:45) Jason: The main theme of 2020 is rebuilding the supply chain (30:20) IMTS is coming back in 2022 (38:30) Why you should sign-up for IMTS spark today (40:34) What happened to IMTS 2020 swag? (44:00) Takeaways from IMTS Spark (46:10) The Boring Bar Newsletter - Text CHIPS to 38470 to subscribe!
Welcome to the MakingChips IMTS2018 wrap up podcast, recorded live from the final day of the show with guests Larry Turner, President and CEO of Hannover Fairs USA and Peter Eelman, Vice President of Exhibitions & Business Development at AMT. After a long and exciting week, Jim and Jason reflect on some of the trends and themes that emerged from the show and discuss some of the takeaways for manufacturing leaders. IMTS2018 proved that it is an exciting time to be in the manufacturing industry. Connect with us:www.MakingChips.com/contact IMTS’ commitment to the next generation The future of manufacturing lies in the hands of young men and women who have not even graduated high school yet. Investment in next generation leaders is critical to seeing continued success in the manufacturing world. IMTS2018 displayed its commitment to students this year, drawing over 20,000 student registrations. The entire lower level of the C hall was devoted to students, including exhibit space and conference rooms. Students are increasingly interested in the unique machinery and technology that makes up modern manufacturing. How IMTS broke the record This year, there were over 130,000 registered attendees, an all-time record for IMTS. Why did so many people come to this event? Even though manufacturing is challenging, it is also seeing unprecedented growth. IMTS is capitalizing on the momentum that the rapid growth and change of the industry is ushering in. Peter Eelman describes how he sees the industry changing and how that change is having a positive impact on manufacturing in the United States. The manufacturing atmosphere is changing Upon reflection, IMTS proved to be a great representation of manufacturing as a whole. There was an excitement and energy at this year’s show that is prevalent throughout the entire industry. Peter Eelman believes that there is a sea change in attitude and culture. He says, “There is going to be continued growth in U.S. manufacturing. There is a desire to make things locally and closer to home.” He also thinks that shows like IMTS will stem the tide in the skills gap and will continue to foster interest in the industry. We are just getting started IMTS is meant to serve as a catalyst for manufacturing leaders. The real work begins when you get back home and start building a strategy for how to implement necessary adjustments for future growth. Both Peter Eelman and Larry Turner encourage manufacturing leaders to focus on learning. Mobilize your team to learn as much about the technology and opportunities on the horizon so that you can start implementing changes effectively. Here’s The Good Stuff! Introduction of Larry Tuner, President & CEO of Hanover Fairs Inc, and Peter Eelman, Vice President - Exhibitions & Business Development at AMT -The Association for Manufacturing Technology With over 130,000 attendees at IMTS, Peter Eelman describes what it means both to him and the manufacturing industry The theme of IMTS and how it was seen throughout the show What do metalworking leaders need to do to educate students on the opportunities in manufacturing? Will the skills gap increase or decrease in the next 24 months? How a culture of collaboration is emerging in the manufacturing industry What is one actionable step that manufacturers can take when they go back to work after IMTS Tools & Takeaways Hannover Fairs USA AMT This Week’s Superstar Guest Larry Turner Peter Eelman Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify
On this episode of MakingChips, Peter Eelman returns to talk about the last minute preparations for IMTS 2018. Peter is the Vice President of Exhibitions & Business Development at AMT. He is also the Senior Executive in charge of the International Manufacturing Technology Show, one of the top three trade shows in the United States. Listen to this interview to hear Peter talk about what you can expect at IMTS 2018 and how you can make the most out of this incredible event. Connect with us:www.MakingChips.com/contact The scope and scale of IMTS 2018 IMTS is just around the corner, running September 10-15, 2018. Peter Eelman and the other organizers of the event are already starting to get McCormick Place in downtown Chicago ready for the show. By the time the event opens, about 5,000 transfer trucks worth of equipment will have been unloaded onto the 1,370,256 square foot exhibit floor. Having done so many of these shows has helped the IMTS crew get more efficient at setting up a seamless show. You don’t want to miss all there is to see at IMTS 2018. The top technology trends to look for at IMTS 2018 When asked what the top technology trend you should look for at IMTS 2018, Peter Eelman has a one-word answer - connected. He says that there is a different approach to manufacturing on the horizon through connect factories and digital transformation. In the interview, Peter mentions a surprising new technology partnership that will be on display at this year’s show. At IMTS, you will not only learn about the cutting edge of manufacturing technology, you’ll also learn tips and tricks on how to apply that technology in your company. How this year’s show will be different from IMTS in years past Because of how the IMTS organizers have developed the show through the years, and because of the fast rate of technological change, IMTS 2018 promises to be a show unlike any other. Manufacturing is flourishing, so there will be opportunities to purchase machinery right from the exhibit floor. Peter Eelman says “There’s not a lot of machinery that leaves IMTS back to the source that it came from. It goes to customers.” However, even with all of the changes, IMTS is staying true to its original roots as a machine tool science fair. Expect to have some fun at IMTS While IMTS is about learning and getting better for the sake of your company, there is also ample opportunity to have fun. In years past, there have been 3D printed cars and houses. This year you will have the opportunity to utilize and experience what was recently considered future technology. One of the most fun things you can do is join Jason and Jim every day at Noon on the main stage at the Grand Concourse. Listen to help make your last minute preparations for IMTS 2018. Here’s The Good Stuff! Manufacturing News: While the manufacturing industry is doing great, leaders should continually prepare themselves to be recession-proof Introduction of Peter Eelman, Vice President Exhibitions & Business Development at AMT How the IMTS team prepares for the setup of McCormick Place for the upcoming show Peter shares the technological trends that will be displayed at IMTS What kind of fun can be expected at IMTS The food that you should try while in Chicago according to Peter Eelman Sandvick Coromant Silent Tools plus dampened tools for long overhang machining Jason and Jim give the guest schedule for their time at IMTS Tools & Takeaways Okuma http://IMTS.com MTForecast Conference Hannover Messe Cisco MakingChips Episode 154 Sandvick Coromant This Week’s Superstar Guest Peter Eelman Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify Tag attributes Make plain text
Whether you are a veteran attendee of IMTS, or you are planning your first experience, this week’s episode of Making Chips is for you. For 90 years, the International Manufacturing Technology Show has been the premiere manufacturing show in North America. It takes place in Chicago on even-numbered years. Peter Eelman has been involved with IMTS for 40 years. He is the Vice President of Exhibition and Business Development for The Association of Manufacturing Technology (AMT). On this episode, Peter joins Jason and Jim to give an in-depth preview of IMTS 2018. Connect with us: www.MakingChips.com/contact What makes IMTS 2018 a must-attend event Beyond just a machine tool show, IMTS encompasses all of manufacturing technology. It is the place to learn about and experience cutting-edge manufacturing technology and innovation. The show continues to get bigger and better, featuring over a million square feet of exhibition space with 1599 exhibitors. This year's show is September 10-15 in Chicago and will further the tradition of being the number one place to discover the newest technology that is revolutionizing the industry. During his conversation with Jim and Jason, Peter Eelman reveals how IMTS 2018 is gearing up to be the best yet. It’s all about the experience at IMTS Throughout four buildings, there will be an exciting array of companies showing off the latest and greatest in manufacturing technology. Peter Eelman says that the exhibition space is expanding to include more CAD/CAM software and digital factory automation companies. IMTS gives you the opportunity to get to know these companies and see the products and services they offer. You can also expect to see million dollar pieces of equipment on display. Hear much more about what you can experience during Jim and Jason’s conversation with Peter Eeman. The exciting Emerging Technologies Center at IMTS 2018 IMTS has always been about emerging technologies. During the 2014 show, IMTS featured the world’s first 3D printed car. Peter Eelman explains how IMTS will give attendees an opportunity to explore the digital transformation of industry. You will be able to explore virtual and augmented reality and learn about the impact those technologies are having in manufacturing. Peter Eelman says that because digital manufacturing is now a reality, manufacturers should be learning as much as they can so they can begin applying it in their businesses. The Emerging Technologies Center at IMTS 2018 can give you the jump start you need. How to maximize your IMTS 2018 experience Peter Eelman explains that in order to have the best experience at IMTS, you have to make a plan. There is so much to see and so much ground to cover that failing to plan will leave you overwhelmed and exhausted. Prioritizing your time will help you get the most out of the show. IMTS.com has an invaluable tool called “My Show Planner” which was developed specifically for IMTS attendees. Plan to stay for a couple of days so that you can see all of the new and exciting technology available. Hear more about how you can maximize your IMTS 2018 experience as you listen to this episode of Making Chips. Here’s The Good Stuff! [5:40] What’s new at Zenger’s Industrial [7:11] Jason’s take on the book The 4 Disciplines of Execution [8:19] Manufacturing News:Harry Moser and The Reshoring Initiative [14:12] Peter Eelman, Vice President of Exhibitions and Business Development at AMT [16:25] The scope and size of IMTS 2018 in comparison to past years [23:13] How the layout of IMTS is different and the new business that will have exhibits [27:00] Emerging technologies and innovation on display at IMTS 2018 [31:20] How IMTS attendees should prepare themselves [38:06] The registration process for IMTS [41:36] When and where you can see Jason and Jim at IMTS Tools & Takeaways The Four Disciplines of Execution The Reshoring Initiative AMT IMTS 2018 VIPs From The Metal Working Nation SPONSOR: https://IMTS.com This Week’s Superstar Guest Peter Eelman Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify
After IMTS 2014 featured the world’s first 3-D printed automobile many people left Chicago asking, “How can IMTS top THAT in 2016?” See for yourself in this interview with Peter Eelman, VP of Exhibitions and Development for AMT. Peter will share many new and exciting attractions you won’t want to miss! Host: Steve Miller Kelly’s Dad, Marketing Gunslinger
There is an old saying: “Expect the best, prepare for the worst.” It’s not something we want to think about, and it can be a difficult topic to discuss. Crises don’t happen very often, but when they do occur, they tend to have significant consequences. Without a well-thought out, strategic plan, your business is at risk of being completely caught off guard should a disaster happen. "Know that a crisis will happen at some point. It's just a question of how big it is or how small it is. The trick is being prepared." - Scott McPherson On this extended episode of MakingChips, we talk Public Relations with Scott McPherson, Principal at McPherson Public Affairs Group. Scott also shares some important tips on crisis preparation, including steps you should take to properly manage a crisis in your manufacturing shop. In Manufacturing News, we discuss the resurgence of vinyl records and it’s impact on record manufacturers. We also speak on the phone with Peter Eelman, Vice President - Exhibitions and Communications, AMT, about this year’s upcoming International Manufacturing Technology Show. Episode Structure: [00:07] - Intro [01:45] - Springtime in Chicago [02:44] - Manufacturing News [07:53] - What's New at ZENGER’S Industrial Supply [08:40] - What’s New at CARR Machine & Tool [09:15] - IMTS 2016 [09:57] - Call in with Peter Eelman [17:05] - Sandvik Coromant [18:20] - Welcome Scott McPherson [20:15] - What does McPherson Public Affairs do? [21:15] - How can my company benefit from a P.R. firm? [23:40] - What Was Old Is New Again [25:50] - Crisis: What are the things you should do right away? [29:40] - How do you prepare for a crisis? [33:08] - An Unfortunate Incident [37:01] - Handle Things Right Away [38:20] - Litigious Situation [40:50] - What are the very basic ways to be prepared? [42:06] - Reach out to Scott [43:00] - MakingChips Mastermind [44:05] - Conclusion of Episode Mentioned in this Episode: Manufacturing News Article IMTS 2016 Sandvik Coromant Scott McPherson | LinkedIn We Want to Hear From You: jim@makingchips.com jason@makingchips.com ryan@makingchips.com Telephone: (312) 725-0245
The 2016 IMTS Exhibitor Workshop is once again expected to be a smashing success with more than 500 exhibitors attending the event in Chicago. World-class speakers, IMTS service providers, and IMTS leadership are gathering to provide a learning experience like no other. Peter Eelman, VP of Exhibitions & Communications, and AMT’s resident Marketing Gunslinger, Steve Miller, will recap the highlights from this year’s meeting. Listen to what you missed and how you can still access some of the information shared at the world’s largest single event exhibitor workshop! Peter Eelman, VP of Exhibitions & Communications, AMT Steve Miller, The Adventure
Broadcast Live on Tuesday, September 22, 2015 Podcasts are all-new for IMTS 2016! We want to be sure you get all the information you need for the upcoming show — even if you’re on the go! In our first ever podcast, join Steve Miller and Peter Eelman, VP — Exhibitions & Communications, as he discusses the IMTS Exhibitor Workshop in January and other marketing tools so you can start your show year off with a bang. We’re also discussing the e-Kit, registration, hotels and transportation around McCormick Place, which will be undergoing some construction during show time. Finally, you’ll hear about the exciting changes to the show floor! Speaker/Host: Peter Eelman — Vice President of Exhibitions & Communications Steve Miller— President, TheAdventure.com