I am the President and CEO of non-profit consulting group MAGNET, the Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network. Prior to joining MAGNET in 2013, I worked with Fortune 500 companies at McKinsey & Co. I received undergraduate degrees in biochemistry and physics from Miami
Why The Baltimore Bridge Collapse Should Be A Wakeup Call About Declining Infrastructure
When it works, infrastructure is an afterthought. Which is perhaps why the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore came as such a shock.
Where Boeing Went Wrong And What Manufacturers Can Learn From It
Quality control is very much engrained in a company's culture. Manufacturers should hold high quality as a core value and make sure their teams live it day-in and-out.
How Will You Know When Manufacturing’s AI Revolution Arrives? You May Not
AI is having a tremendous impact on manufacturers across the U.S., and most analyses put it among the industries that will experience the most benefit from AI.
Four Years On, Did The Pandemic Make American Manufacturing More Resilient?
March 11 marks the four-year anniversary since the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a global pandemic. What effect has it had on the supply chain?
What People Don’t Know About Manufacturing Is Hurting Us
Over the past decade or more, the continued technological advancements within manufacturing have grown at odds with the public’s understanding—or lack thereof.