National Manufacturing Day

October 1st, 2021 is National Manufacturing Day

The Council of Industry is pleased to support National Manufacturing Day. This day has been designed to expand knowledge about, and improve general public perception of, manufacturing careers and manufacturing’s value to the U.S. economy. Manufacturing Day is for students, parents, educators, media, customers, suppliers and the community at large.

A big part of the day will be tours and visits to manufacturers, big and small, across the country. The Council encourages you to participate by hosting a tour of your facility. You can do so by visiting this website https://creatorswanted.org/ and registering.

The site also contains useful tips for promoting your tour. Follow this link: http://www.mfgday.com/resources/manufacturer for more information on the following:

Three Types of Manufacturing Day Events
The Manufacturing Day Social Media Playbook
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Getting Started as an Event Host
Seven Ways to Make Your Manufacturing Day a Success
Six Tips for Sharing Your Company’s story

Register to be a part of Manufacturing Day at https://creatorswanted.org/resources/

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Manufacturing Matters Podcast With The Council Of Industry

Meet the people behind the products. From semi-conductors to Jet engine turbines – from apple pie filling to smoked salmon – from cosmetics to high definition micro displays – Council members make the products that make the world run. Through our podcast we introduce listeners to the people who own, work in, and support these businesses, businesses that together are the Council of Industry. We learn about their products and career paths. We learn about their leadership styles and their passion for their work. We learn about their challenges and their opportunities. In the process we learn more about manufacturing and why it is such a vital sector of our economy- vital to our region’s prosperity, our security and our future.

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HV Mfg Magazine Spring 2024 Edition

In the Spring 2024 Edition of HV Mfg, we feature profiles of two longstanding firms, James L. Taylor Manufacturing and Smith & Warren. The two firms' commitment to customer satisfaction, quality, and innovation highlight the importance of fostering company cultures that are innovative, customer-focused, and adaptable. Other articles delve into key topics such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, globalization trends impacting American manufacturing, compliance with wage and hour laws, and the role of education and training in developing a skilled manufacturing workforce. Additionally, readers get a glimpse into Dutchess Community College’s Mechatronics Lab, showcasing efforts to equip students and workers with advanced manufacturing skills. The edition also includes regular features like news briefs and directories, highlighting the diverse organizations supporting the Hudson Valley manufacturing sector.

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HV Mfg Magazine Fall 2023 Edition

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