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Magazine Issue March 2025

Women Powering Manufacturing: Breaking Barriers

Publisher’s Letter

This issue of Industry Today focuses on women in manufacturing who are models for female achievement in STEM careers.

Manufacturing Institute

A Legacy of Service

Carolyn Lee: From family legacy to industry leadership.

CESMII

Raised by Women Redefining Normal

Olivia Morales: A manufacturing landscape that is future proof.

The Arm Institute (Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing)

Helping U.S. Manufacturing Thrive Through Automation

Suzy Teele & Lisa Masciantonio: Leading the way to a future where people and robots work together.

2025 RESHORING PLAYBOOK: Harry Moser Reshoring Initiative®

Turbulence, Tariffs and Trump

How reshoring reduces import dependence and mitigates risk.

Brooklyn Navy Yard

Fostering the ‘Next Generation’ of Manufacturing

A cornerstone of urban advanced manufacturing.

Discovery Education Career Connect & Nucor

Inspiring the Workforce of Tomorrow Through Education

Connecting with K-12 students.

NovaSpark's Hydrogen Technology

Hydrogen at the Tactical Edge

NovaSparks’ hydrogen technology enables cleaner, portable and resilient energy solutions.

EaglePicher Technologies

Energetic Work

A manufacturer of a wide variety of explosive and pyrotechnic devices.

Sentry Insurance Safety Services

How PPE Helps Manufacturers Reduce Electrocution Risks

Proper PPE, combined with training is essential for safety in manufacturing. 

Rathburn Precision Machining

Midwest Character Inspires High-Tech Solutions

Customer solutions that meet demanding accuracy and quality goals for metal parts.

St Marys Cement

Solid Footings

Ontario’s St Marys Cement manufactures high-quality cement products used in infrastructure, resident and commercial building construction.

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