Explore "icpa" with insightful episodes like "Discussing KBIS 2024 with Chris Hurdleston", "Discussing Technology and Manufacturing with Andrew Pokelwaldt", "On a Journey to Disrupt Composites Manufacturing - Interview with Tyler Alvarado of Continuous Composites", "Discussing the Composites 2024 Fly-In with Dan Neumann VP of Government Relations, ACMA" and "Discussing CCT Training and Workforce Development with the ACMA's Kyler Jordan and Peter Hedger" from podcasts like ""Cast Polymer Radio", "Cast Polymer Radio", "Cast Polymer Radio", "Cast Polymer Radio" and "Cast Polymer Radio"" and more!
On this episode, Chris Hurdleston of ACS International and Dorfner joins me to discuss his perspective from the KBIS 2024 show in Las Vegas last week. The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) is North America’s largest trade show dedicated to all kitchen and bath design aspects.
On this episode, Andrew Pokelwaldt joins me to discuss trends taking place in the manufacturing sectors and how technology is poised to play a significant role in handling challenges in 2024 and beyond.
On this episode, I share an interview I did with Tyler Alvarado. Tyler is the CEO of Continuous Composites a company that's on a journey to transform manufacturing.
Continuous Composites began with a realization that composite manufacturing was a problem waiting to be solved. Their vision is to break the mold of additive manufacturing and advance new platforms and processes using composite materials.
They’re now developing solutions directly with industry leaders to ensure efficient and effective market entry upon CF3D® commercialization.
You can learn more by visiting https://www.continuouscomposites.com.
On this episode, Dan Neumann joins me again to discuss the 2024 Composites Fly-In taking place in Washington DC Feb. 26-28th.
Composites 2024 Fly-In will provide a unique setting to meet with Members of Congress and agency leadership to educate them on the valuable capabilities of composites and further open markets.
On this episode, Kyle Jordan and Peter Hedger of the ACMA join me for a discussion on workforce development. Kyle is the director of certifications with the ACMA and Peter is Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Membership.
We'll be talking about a recent workforce development research survey that the ACMA completed back in October, and some of the data from it. As we share some of the feedback from companies, we'll also discuss just how CCT training & certification can help improve employee retention.
For more info on the ACMA's CCT certification programs, visit https://acmanet.org.
On this first episode of 2024, we'll be discussing the topic of the 85 Percent Rule. If you've never heard of the 85% rule, it runs counterintuitive to what most of us have been taught - which is to give your maximum output.
Operating at 100% all of the time is not sustainable, and eventually leads to burnout. It also doesn't give you the time or energy to innovate. We'll also play an interview with Dr. Roger Firestein, author of the book Create in a Flash: A Leader’s Recipe for Breakthrough Innovation.
On this episode, Lucas Dillingham of Brighton Science joins the podcast to highlight their company's technology - a system that manufacturers to confidently assess surface readiness for bonding, coating or sealing at the point of preparation.
You can learn more about their technology by visiting https://www.brighton-science.com.
On this episode, I share some podcast interviews I had the opportunity to do at CAMX 2023 in Atlanta, GA last week.
This week, John H Moore joins me on the podcast. John is the president of JHM Technologies and he'll be discussing a new piece of technology their company has developed to assist gel coat spray operators in maintaining proper catalyst levels during temperature changes inside the plant.
On this episode, Cindy Squires and Rebekah Stacha join me to highlight CAMX 2023 taking place down in Atlanta at the end of October. CAMX is the largest, most comprehensive composites and advanced materials event in North America.
It offers a robust education program with a massive exhibit hall showcasing hundreds of manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers. You can register today by visiting https://www.thecamx.org.
On this episode, Dan Neumann joins me to discuss how a government shutdown will affect our industry for the short term. Dan is the
provide a unique setting to meet with Members of Congress and agency leadership to educate them on the valuable capabilities of composites and further open markets.
You can learn more by visiting https://acma-org.my.site.com/flyin2024.
This week, special guest Jonathan Pritchard joins us on the show. Jonathan is the founder of ZAVANT Enterprises and the author of multiple books focused on the power of applied psychology - including his most recent Think Like a Mind Reader.
He is the founder of several consulting companies, a multiple author, a world-traveling entertainer, and a public speaker for high-stakes businesses.
His client list includes BP, Discover, State Farm, United Airlines, and more.
His unique perspective of working with thousands of audiences has given him powerful insights into the art & science of communication, influence, persuasion, and high-stakes negotiations.
This makes him not just a thought leader but a genuine mind reader.
You can learn more about Jonathan by visiting his website at www.jonathanpritchard.me
On this episode, I share an interview with Phil Masiello, the co-founder of CrunchGrowth.
Phil has a long history of success in the business world. He is the founder of 800razors.com, an E-commerce company selling high-quality American-made razors and shaving products for men and women.
He’s also the author of a book called Think-Engage-Thrive: Marketing Actions To Skyrocket Your Brand In The Digital Age and has a new book called Empires and Entrepreneurs: How Business Shaped the World: Stories of Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurship Throughout History.
Customer testimonials are a powerful social proof, but collecting them can often be difficult, even for people who love doing business with you. On this episode, I'll share a new software tool that allows you to collect text and video testimonials from your customers with no need for a developer or website hosting!
You can find this software tool at https://testimonial.to.
On this episode, I'll share three questions to ask to help you create a better marketing story.
On this episode, Zach Sinz of Stoner Molding Solutions joins me. Known for superior performance and consistent quality, Stoner has been helping manufacturers mold more parts in less time since 1942.
Every Stoner formulation is designed to optimize your production process and significantly improve your bottom line. Stoner’s brand portfolio offers solutions for any molding process. If you can mold it, they can release it.
You can learn more by visiting www.stonermolding.com.
Today's marketing minute on creating credibility in your marketing messages comes from the book Secret Sauce: How to Pack Your Messages with Persuasive Punch.
On this episode of the Cast Polymer Radio "Marketing Minute", I share a new A.I. tool that may save you some time and effort when it comes to writing memos, emails or just turning random thoughts into clear readable text. The tool is called AudioPen and you can find it at www.audiopen.ai.
On this episode, I welcome Kyle Jordan on the show. Kyle is the new director of certifications with the ACMA. Their CCT program supports professional development and facilitates uniform training and technical skills. It's the only certification program of its kind in the industry.
This program is completed online and provides enrollees with all the resources needed to succeed in becoming a Certified Composites Technician.
You can learn more by visiting acmanet.org and going to "education hub".
On this episode, Nick Ciparro joins me on the podcast. Nick is the founder and chief technology officer at ACCR, Advanced Composites of Carbon Rivers a global leader in the Research & Development of Graphene and Graphene related technologies.
Graphene is a remarkable substance with a multitude of astonishing properties which earn it the title "wonder material".
Despite being the thinnest material known to exist, it is also the strongest material ever tested—100 times stronger than steel.
Using graphene today is like having stainless steel in the bronze age.
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