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Contributors - Meaningful Manufacturing: How Samuel is contributing to a greener supply chain

Meaningful Manufacturing: How Samuel is contributing to a greener supply chain

02/15/23 • 35 min

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In this episode, Russell tackles some of the big questions surrounding innovation in a traditional industry along with the leader of a company that’s seen more than 160 years of transformation. Colin Osborne is the CEO of Samuel, Son & Co.—an Oakville, Ontario-based advanced manufacturing company that traces its roots back to 1855. Together, Russell and Colin discuss how Samuel has made its way to the forefront of a new, green approach to manufacturing by upskilling its labour force, reducing material waste, and building partnerships with some of the fastest-growing businesses in the low-carbon economy.

After this episode, you’ll learn:

  • How Samuel, Son & Co. has had so much longevity in the market
  • Why the company is a strong advocate for Canadian manufacturing
  • Samuel’s dual-faceted approach to climate change
  • What business leaders in Canada can learn from Mexico and the U.S.
  • The unique advantages of leading a privately-held company

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In this episode, Russell tackles some of the big questions surrounding innovation in a traditional industry along with the leader of a company that’s seen more than 160 years of transformation. Colin Osborne is the CEO of Samuel, Son & Co.—an Oakville, Ontario-based advanced manufacturing company that traces its roots back to 1855. Together, Russell and Colin discuss how Samuel has made its way to the forefront of a new, green approach to manufacturing by upskilling its labour force, reducing material waste, and building partnerships with some of the fastest-growing businesses in the low-carbon economy.

After this episode, you’ll learn:

  • How Samuel, Son & Co. has had so much longevity in the market
  • Why the company is a strong advocate for Canadian manufacturing
  • Samuel’s dual-faceted approach to climate change
  • What business leaders in Canada can learn from Mexico and the U.S.
  • The unique advantages of leading a privately-held company

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