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Event RecapOctober 5, 2017

8:00 - 1:30Wyndham Garden

York, PA

Proud to Manufacture

in PA

October 5 , 2017

POWERING WHAT’S POSSIBLE

LEAN CERTIFICATIONLearning the LEAN Manufacturing concepts and application methods is the start of a life-long journey. LEAN Certification provides the participants with a well-planned, structured approach to becoming a LEAN leader.

Debra Bowers- Schindler Elevator CorporationShanita Carmichael- Vitro Architectural GlassGeorge Cramer- AquaPhoenix ScientificKira DalPezzo- Mercury ElectronicsMatt Dearborn- Penn-AirAndrew Friesema- Schindler Elevator CorporationJamie Gallagher- Armstrong CeilingFritz Haak- Electron Energy CorporationJoe Hoffer- Ames CompaniesNick Khuri- AquaPhoenix ScientificBryan Kuntz- Sauders EggsCorey Laughner- Ames CompaniesTodd Lutz- Penn-AirSuleyka Martinez- Ames CompaniesMelynda Orr- MANTECAlex Ortiz- Ecore International

Lucas Panick- Stoner, Inc.Jon Pugliese- Stoner, Inc.Ronald Reisinger- Ames CompaniesJulie Anne Rohrbach- Stoner, Inc.Mark Sindicich- Bituminous Paving Materials of YorkShawn Smith- Schindler Elevator CorporationTrey Stern- SECHAN Electronics, Inc.Steve Storrie- Tooling Dynamics, LLCScott Strong- Pennex Aluminum CompanyEric Tomecek- Schindler Elevator CorporationDon Varner- Active Brass FoundryCorey Wildasin- Tooling Dynamics, LLCTrish Wilks- Allpure Technologies, Inc.Bennett Zifferer- New Standard CorporationLindsay Zohrbaugh- Mercury Electronics

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Using the disciplined and data-driven approach, Six Sigma practitioners Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control operational performance. Six Sigma techniques will eliminate and prevent defects in products and processes, achieve higher customer satisfaction and ensure the problems remain fixed.

Shanita Carmichael- Vitro Architectural GlassMike Couch- Crescent Industries, Inc.Joel N. Deibler- High Steel Service Center LLCDyan Gouff- GlatfelterBrian Huffman- Ames CompaniesPhillip Lemke- Ames Companies

Jay Newswanger- Sylvin Technologies, Inc.Matt Norris- Crescent Industries, Inc.Timothy O’Keeffe- Legacy AthleticDrew Plitt- Electron Energy CorporationEvelyn Schiers- die-tech

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE & QUALITY GRADUATES

SIX SIGMA GREEN BELT

SIX SIGMA MASTER BLACK BELTDavid Hanan- MANTEC

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JAM SESSIONS: (Pick one) 10:00 - 11:00 Advanced Manufacturing Technology – Starting the Digital JourneySpeaker: Robert Lowe, Loman Control SystemsTudor Room

Advanced Manufacturing Technology (AMT) is a journey to digital transformation that begins at the plant floor. Identifying which technologies such as; ERP, Robotics, IIoT, Big Data, Cloud computing, wireless, predictive analytics, etc., that should be leveraged in your factory can be overwhelming. Where do you begin? A well planned technology strategy allows your company to appropriately leverage these technologies to make incremental, short term business improvements that can deliver sustainable value on your journey to smarter manufacturing. This workshop will provide proven methodologies and case studies to help attendees learn how to begin the AMT journey. Start small with a big picture in mind while prioritizing projects that can deliver the highest short term returns.

The 5th S – Sustaining your LEAN and Six Sigma JourneySpeakers: Mark Robertson, Andy Oskam and David Hanan; MANTECElizabeth Room

Is your organization like the movie “Groundhog Day” where you are living the same crisis day after day? Why is changing a culture so difficult? After undergoing LEAN or Six Sigma training, this workshop will give you reference points to support change in your organization including:• Real examples of how the change worked and stuck• Holding trained employees accountable to complete projects• Documenting plant metrics to be reviewed with all• Overcoming obstacles and moving toward the next target

MANUFACTURING

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE SERIES

MANUFACTURING

TECHNOLOGY SERIES

The Operational Excellence Series includes 4 plant tours and 2 hands-on labs in the Smart Manufacturing Laboratory. This series is designed to give you exposure to companies excelling in Operational Excellence as a means toward profitability and competitiveness. October 31- Plant Tour at Ecore International in Lancaster November 20- Hands-on Lab at MANTEC Participants MUST be manufacturers

This first event is designed to bring you up to speed with the most recent developments in the industrial robotic field featuring knowledgeable, local resources. This event is 3 parts over 2 (non-consecutive) days.

October 24 at JLS Automation in York:•Part 1- Strategy-level panel discussion with industry experts •Part 2- Shop floor product demos November 1 at MANTEC in York:•Part 3- Hands on lab experience with equipment

2 new smart manufacturing educational opportunities!Details at www.mantec.org/event-calendar

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Christian Frederick Martin IVChairman and CEO, C. F. Martin & Co., Inc

C. F. Martin IV, known as “Chris,” is the Chairman and CEO of the world-renowned C. F. Martin & Co. and the sixth generation of Martin family members to run the business. Martin acoustic guitars are prized worldwide for their exceptional tone, design, craftsmanship and attention to detail. The iconic company’s contributions in music history are unparalleled and Chris Martin is a key figure in its long and illustrious history. Under Chris Martin’s direction, the company has maintained its integrity and industry wide respect, while growing and prospering to unprecedented manufacturing and sales levels.

“STAYING RELEVANT FOR 185 YEARS”

MAINSTAGE PERFORMANCES

Chris TarsaPresident

C.L. SturkeyLebanon, PA

Frank Lecrone, IIIPresident

AquaPhonenix ScientificHanover, PA

Cheryl RheinPresidentPennAirYork, PA

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AGENDA8:00 a.m. Registration & Breakfast

8:30 - 9:45 a.m. Welcome John W. Lloyd- President & CEO, MANTEC

8:45 - 9:45 a.m. MAINSTAGE “Keeping Your Business in Tune” Chris Tarsa, C.L. Sturkey Cheryl Rhein, PennAir Frank Lecrone, AquaPhoenix Scientific

10:00 - 11:00 a.m. JAM SESSIONS (see page 4 for details) Advanced Manufacturing Technology – Starting the Digital Journey (Tudor Room) The 5th S – Sustaining your LEAN and Six Sigma Journey (Elizabeth Room) 11:00 – 12:00 p.m. Networking, Music and Luncheon **Music Game** (see page 15) 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Welcome, Musical Performance and Sponsor Recognition John W. Lloyd- President & CEO, MANTEC

RED CARPET LEAN Certification Six Sigma Green Belt Master Black Belt Excellence in Manufacturing Awards MAINSTAGE “Staying Relevant for 185 Years” Chris Martin, C.F. Martin & Co., Inc.

1:30 p.m. Wrap Up and ADJOURN

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Congratulations Julie Anne Rohrbach!

Congratulations Nathan Lightner, winner of the Personal tour with Chris Martin of the museum and a factory tour with a seasoned guide.

SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 • Vol. 33 • No. 36 • $2

www.CPBJ.com

Business & Industry Night2 0 1 7Thursday, October 5th | 2-6PMRADISSON HOTEL HARRISBURGPURCHASE

TODAY!yourtickets

UPMC

Gathered Monday at a ceremony to mark the transition to UPMC Pinnacle were, from left , Dr. Steven Shapiro, executive vice president, chief

medical and scientifi c offi cer of UPMC and president of its health services division; John Hickey, UPMC Pinnacle board chairman; Leslie Davis,

UPMC’s senior vice president, as well as executive vice president and COO of its health services division; and UPMC Pinnacle president and

CEO Phillip Guarneschelli. PHOTO/AMY SPANGLER

By Roger DuPuisrdupuis@cpbj.com

W hen offi cials with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center came to Dauphin County this week to commemorate completion of their

PinnacleHealth acquisition, they announced plans to

invest at least $1.5 billion in what’s now known as UPMC

Pinnacle.Exactly where, when and how that money will be spent

across Pinnacle’s eight acute-care hospitals and other

facilities is not yet clear.

checks inPittsburgh health network pledges $1.5B in spending please see UPMC page 8

A nurse in the houseAt Presbyterian Senior Living, visits boost health, reduce hospital stays

By Roger DuPuisrdupuis@cpbj.com

Norma Zettle never had a problem seeking out health care for herself and her husband.

But when William Zettle encountered a serious medical issue earlier this year, the strain of caring for him and herself at their senior living apartment took a toll. “My nerves were shot. I was stressed so

much that I had a stroke,” Norma Zettle said. Th e York County resident soon re-alized she could no longer manage the

situation alone. “I reached out,” Zettle said. “I didn’t

know what else to do. I was scared.”“When they need services, I help them with getting them — going to see the doctor, managing their medications, just acknowledging that their health is very important, and making them aware of what it is,” said Laff ey, who visits with dozens of residents each week at the fi ve facilities, which are home to more than 450 people aged 62 and over. Her work, which began in May 2016,

is funded by a $60,000 grant from Enter-prise Community Partners, a Maryland-based nonprofi t that supports aff ordable housing initiatives around the country. Th e pilot project is part of Presbyte-rian’s move to expand its “Aff ordable

Housing Plus Services” model, designed to promote healthier lifestyles among independent-living seniors. “Th e intention of the program is to sig-

please see SENIOR page 6

INSIDE:The Women’s Business Center in Lancaster is taking off .

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HEALTH CARE

CENTRAL PENN BUSINESS JOURNAL IS PROUD TO SUPPORT

the MANTEC Manufacturing Awards

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SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 • Vol. 33 • No. 36 • $2

www.CPBJ.com

Business & Industry Night2 0 1 7Thursday, October 5th | 2-6PMRADISSON HOTEL HARRISBURGPURCHASE

TODAY!yourtickets

UPMC

Gathered Monday at a ceremony to mark the transition to UPMC Pinnacle were, from left , Dr. Steven Shapiro, executive vice president, chief

medical and scientifi c offi cer of UPMC and president of its health services division; John Hickey, UPMC Pinnacle board chairman; Leslie Davis,

UPMC’s senior vice president, as well as executive vice president and COO of its health services division; and UPMC Pinnacle president and

CEO Phillip Guarneschelli. PHOTO/AMY SPANGLER

By Roger DuPuisrdupuis@cpbj.com

W hen offi cials with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center came to Dauphin County this week to commemorate completion of their

PinnacleHealth acquisition, they announced plans to

invest at least $1.5 billion in what’s now known as UPMC

Pinnacle.Exactly where, when and how that money will be spent

across Pinnacle’s eight acute-care hospitals and other

facilities is not yet clear.

checks inPittsburgh health network pledges $1.5B in spending please see UPMC page 8

A nurse in the houseAt Presbyterian Senior Living, visits boost health, reduce hospital stays

By Roger DuPuisrdupuis@cpbj.com

Norma Zettle never had a problem seeking out health care for herself and her husband.

But when William Zettle encountered a serious medical issue earlier this year, the strain of caring for him and herself at their senior living apartment took a toll. “My nerves were shot. I was stressed so

much that I had a stroke,” Norma Zettle said. Th e York County resident soon re-alized she could no longer manage the

situation alone. “I reached out,” Zettle said. “I didn’t

know what else to do. I was scared.”“When they need services, I help them with getting them — going to see the doctor, managing their medications, just acknowledging that their health is very important, and making them aware of what it is,” said Laff ey, who visits with dozens of residents each week at the fi ve facilities, which are home to more than 450 people aged 62 and over. Her work, which began in May 2016,

is funded by a $60,000 grant from Enter-prise Community Partners, a Maryland-based nonprofi t that supports aff ordable housing initiatives around the country. Th e pilot project is part of Presbyte-rian’s move to expand its “Aff ordable

Housing Plus Services” model, designed to promote healthier lifestyles among independent-living seniors. “Th e intention of the program is to sig-

please see SENIOR page 6

INSIDE:The Women’s Business Center in Lancaster is taking off .

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HEALTH CARE

CENTRAL PENN BUSINESS JOURNAL IS PROUD TO SUPPORT

the MANTEC Manufacturing Awards

Excellence in Operational Excellence & QualityIn today’s competitive global marketplace, operational excellence is not an option; it is the only way to succeed. Manufacturing companies must make the ongoing quest for excellence a top priority if they hope to remain viable and continue to meet their productivity and profitability objectives. Specific initiatives may include LEAN, Six Sigma and Quality certifications, such as ISO.

Winner- Bird-in-Hand Woodworks located in LancasterA.S.K. Foods Inc. located in PalmyraAdhesives Research located in Glen RockArmstrong Ceiling, Marietta Plant located in MariettaDentalEZ located in Lancaster

Excellence in Growth & Innovation Manufacturers of all types and sizes in Pennsylvania are facing an increasingly complex marketplace. Crafting and implementing strategies that sustain growth into the future requires a company to grow their top line. Specific initiatives may include strategies for new customers and new markets, develop new products, and look at ways to successfully position a company and its products to grow sales and market share.

Winner- AquaPhoenix Scientific located in HanoverElectron Energy Corporation located in LandisvilleGichner located in DallastownSuperior Plastic Products, Inc. located in New HollandZeigler Brothers located in Gardners

Excellence in TechnologyAccelerating opportunities to leverage and adopt manufacturing technology are the key to long-term business growth and productivity required to grow and compete in the global marketplace. Specific initiatives may include strategies and implementation for front office productivity, design services and prototyping, manufacturing planning and production, supply chain logistics and IT infrastructure.

Winner- PoolPak located in YorkCL Sturkey located in LebanonMillcreek Manufacturing located in Honey BrookPennAir located in YorkPennex Aluminum Company located in Wellsville

Excellence in WorkforceOne of the most effective ways of improving your manufacturing organization’s performance is by making workforce development a top priority. Specific initiatives may include targeted strategies to increase worker proficiency, typically via training programs and activities, increases employee engagement , improved organizational culture, and meeting stringent safety regulations.

Winner- Pyrotek located in Carlisle Benchdogs located in DenverHenry H. Ross and Son located in LititzHerculite located in Emigsville Mercury Electronics located in Seven Valleys

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