MC102 - When the Workforce Becomes a Life-force w/ Tom Carmazzi
04/13/17 • 24 min
Hello Metalworking Nation! We are coming to you from Burr Ridge, IL -- headquarters of the Tuthill Corporation where we welcome CEO Tom Carmazzi to the MakingChips Podcast. Tuthill Corporation, established in 1892, has been manufacturing pumps, meters, vacuum systems, and blowers for use in a variety of foundational markets including agriculture, construction, chemical, water & waste water, energy & power, and medical.
On Part 1 of this two part interview, Tom shares some leadership principles that Tuthill uses to facilitate an environment where individuals are both motivated and effective. Tom takes us through Tuthill's cultural journey starting from their early days in brick manufacturing all the way to today, where they continue their journey to become a Conscious Company. In manufacturing news, we talk about U.S. Manufacturing's continued growth.
Episode Outline:[02:00] - Manufacturing News [03:41] - Patricia Miller at the White House [05:15] - Welcome Tom [07:00] - From Horses to Pumps [09:15] - Shrink to Grow [12:36] - The Human Heart [14:00] - Conscious Company [17:00] - Aware & Awake [20:24] - It Starts With Me [22:00] - Seeing the Value [23:45] - Conclusion of Episode
Mentioned in this Episode:Manufacturing News Patricia Miller at the White House Tuthill Corporation Tom Carmazzi | LinkedIn
We Want to Hear From YOU, The Metalworking Nation: • [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] Telephone: (312) 725-0245
Hello Metalworking Nation! We are coming to you from Burr Ridge, IL -- headquarters of the Tuthill Corporation where we welcome CEO Tom Carmazzi to the MakingChips Podcast. Tuthill Corporation, established in 1892, has been manufacturing pumps, meters, vacuum systems, and blowers for use in a variety of foundational markets including agriculture, construction, chemical, water & waste water, energy & power, and medical.
On Part 1 of this two part interview, Tom shares some leadership principles that Tuthill uses to facilitate an environment where individuals are both motivated and effective. Tom takes us through Tuthill's cultural journey starting from their early days in brick manufacturing all the way to today, where they continue their journey to become a Conscious Company. In manufacturing news, we talk about U.S. Manufacturing's continued growth.
Episode Outline:[02:00] - Manufacturing News [03:41] - Patricia Miller at the White House [05:15] - Welcome Tom [07:00] - From Horses to Pumps [09:15] - Shrink to Grow [12:36] - The Human Heart [14:00] - Conscious Company [17:00] - Aware & Awake [20:24] - It Starts With Me [22:00] - Seeing the Value [23:45] - Conclusion of Episode
Mentioned in this Episode:Manufacturing News Patricia Miller at the White House Tuthill Corporation Tom Carmazzi | LinkedIn
We Want to Hear From YOU, The Metalworking Nation: • [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] Telephone: (312) 725-0245
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On today's show, we welcome two guests from Red Caffeine; Kacey Keegan and Dan Mantilla. Kacey- Content Writer & Strategist, shares her knowledge on Image and Brand Messaging. Dan - Digital Strategist, takes us through Digital Competitive Analysis and highlights what you can do to identify keyword opportunities in your company.
In Manufacturing News, we talk about Mars Candy's plans to reinvestment $70 million in U.S. manufacturing.
Episode Outline:[02:25] - Manufacturing News [05:50] - Jim Carr’s Business Succession [07:10] - Marketing Mistress [12:41] - Getting started with competitive analysis [19:00] - Service and Industry Matrix [21:37] - Digital Competitive Analysis [25:10] - Direct Competition
Mentioned in this Episode:Manufacturing News Red Caffeine Marketing + Technology Julie Poulos | LinkedIn Kacey Keegan | LinkedIn Dan Mantilla | LinkedIn
We Want to Hear From YOU, The Metalworking Nation: • [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] Telephone: (312) 725-0245
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MC103: Pumping Your Heart Into It w/Tom Carmazzi
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"It's the foundation of our success and it's something we require of each other no matter what our role or what day it happens to be." -Tuthill (Four Sticks)
Tom shares with us his lessons on leadership - the foundation of Tuthill's success. We'll hear about the "Four Sticks", a favorite symbol of the company, and Tom tells the story of Tuthill's "Wake the World" campaign.
Episode Outline:[01:23] - You Have to Make Your Stand[04:13] - “We’ll Never Stop”[06:40] - From Values to Behaviors[08:15] - The Four Sticks[11:33] - Wake the World[12:56] - Team Rubicon[16:22] - Show Your Heart[19:30] - Conclusion of Episode
Mentioned in this Episode:The "Four Sticks" Wake The World Team Rubicon Workshops for Warriors Leadership and Self Deception Book by Arbinger InstituteTom Carmazzi | LinkedIn
We Want to Hear From YOU, The Metalworking Nation: • [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] Telephone: (312) 725-0245
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