Rail Excellence
Railex, a freight-based shipper of refrigerated goods, has been getting products efficiently from point A to point B since the company’s inc
Railex, a freight-based shipper of refrigerated goods, has been getting products efficiently from point A to point B since the company’s inc
Named as one of Inc.com's "5000 Fastest-Growing Companies" last year, OTR Wheel Engineering represents a company that has been around for a
Chinese investors have built up $3.7 trillion in reserves, ripe for investment in American businesses. But six major legal hurdles stand in
As North America’s 5th largest producer, manufacturer, and distributor of Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) and line pipe for the oil and gas
Millions of people watched the sleek, radiant California Chrome gracefully race to two wins in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, and
Alto Cafezal exports coffee to Asia, Europe and North America. The Brazilian company, that celebrated 40 years of business in 2012, produces
One of Brazil's largest producers of eggs hatches plans to expand and improve business, with new imported technology, expanded infrastructur
The need to quickly uncover and react to customer demand, leaves manufacturers scrambling to protect intellectual property, define relations
As the world's biggest producer of beef, Brazil is home to many specialists in the industry. One of the market leaders is setting the standa
It's been nearly 25 years since Southern Ionics was founded as a company, and as they near the quarter-century mark, the company is innovati
Canadian-based Breaker Technology Inc. is a leader in manufacturing equipment that can bust through rock on tough terrain. Join Lorie Greens
Manufacturing in the U.S. has always been a staple of American culture, beginning with the establishment of the first cotton spinning mill i
More manufacturing companies are employing non-disclose, non-compete, and/or non-solicitation agreements to protect their intellectual prope
From tradition to transformation Sequoia Brass & Copper has stood for excellence in American manufacturing. In this episode, we sit down with Kim MacFarlane, President of Sequoia Brass & Copper, to hear the inspiring story of a family-owned company founded by her father, built on craftsmanship, trust, and a relentless commitment to quality. Kim shares how she’s guided the company through the challenges of modern industry while honoring its heritage, and how the next chapter will be carried forward by her son Kyle. This is more than a story of brass and copper; it’s about resilience, innovation, and the enduring strength of family legacy. If you’ve ever wondered how tradition can meet the demands of today’s industry hit play and be inspired.