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2 Upcoming events
3 Manufacturing Week
3 FabTech Expo travel assistance
3 OSHA at the Door
4 Nominations, Student Tours
5 AMFA-ET Sponsorship
6 AMFA website needs your help
6 What's new at IRM
7 PROduction Workforce
7 Lower health plan costs
12 Board of Directors
13 Membership Directory
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AMFA is affiliated with Midwest Manufacturers’ Association
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AMFA Featured Member
The Northspan Group, Inc. is a business and community development consulting firm working with manufacturers across the upper Midwest.
Located in Duluth the group offers a number of services including business development, business growth strategy, business valuation and succession planning, community development, organizational development, and fund administration/technical assistance. The group also offers the following programs: NORTHFORCE, Northland Connection, and the Upper Minnesota Film Office (UMFO).
Talent curationNORTHFORCE is of particular interest to manufacturers in northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin and can be found at NORTHFORCE.org. This program connects talent with opportunities, said Elissa Hansen, President & CEO of Northspan. They curate resumes of potential applicants and match them to posted jobs. They will curate and send packages of qualified individuals for your job openings. They currently have close to 4,000 candidates and 900 employers in the system.
“We have anecdotal reporting of 138 job placements,” said Karl Schuettler, Director of Marketing, Research & Analysis. “We are attracting talent from all over the country,” he continued. “In fact, we are seeing similar programs and websites being developed in other parts of the country.”
ShoptalkOctober 2018
Karl Schuettler
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Featured member: The Northspan Groupcon't from Page 1
Upcoming eventsAMFA General Meeting Wednesday, October 10 12:00 p.m.
GPM - Tour and presentation4432 Venture AveDuluth, MN 55811-5706
GPM is the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of a line of submersible and horizontal slurry pumps, distributes products and parts from a variety of leading manufacturers, has a service and repair center, and offers engineered fabrication services.
Commercial and Industrial real estate databaseThe Northland Connection is a real value to manufacturers who are planning to expand or re-locate and are looking for real estate. The NorthlandConnection.com website provides access to a commercial and industrial real estate database, compiles data and accompanying narratives to market the region, and creates customized site selection packages as requested by development partners.
Business valuation and succession planningIf you own or operate a manufacturing plant and are starting to eye selling or retirement, Northspan offers a service that can help you evaluate your business and plan for how it will move forward successfully. If your business has 50 or less employees and is located in a rural area you likely are eligible for a new grant that will pay for up to half the cost of the valuation and succession planning services. Hansen encourages plant owners/operators to be proactive and start the planning process many years before their anticipated retirement. They can provide ideas on how to build the value of your business prior to your departure.
Business expansion/developmentNorthspan staff can work with your business to create a business growth plan. They actively monitor federal, state, regional and local funding programs that can be accessed
Meeting sponsorship opportunityPitch your company for 5-10 minutes at an AMFA meeting for only $100, including one free meeting registration. Contact [email protected].
Upcoming AMFA General MeetingsWednesday, November 14 • 12:00 p.m. • Iron RangeWednesday, December 12 • 12:00 p.m. • Duluth
for your needs. They are experts in packaging financing applications and facilitating financing for expansion projects.
Community developmentNorthspan works with communities to devise strategies for diversification and sustainable growth. They can provide project feasibility studies, economic impact analysis, policy recommendations and a process for change.
ExperienceHansen has been the President & CEO since June 2018. Prior to that she was consulting on her own. Previous positions include the Director of Business Development at APEX, a business development engine in northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin.
Schuettler has been employed at Northspan for two years. He has a bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University and a master’s degree in urban and regional planning. He is a native of Duluth.
[email protected] or [email protected] • (218) 481-7737
Article written by Becky Hauschild, Communications Specialist. Photos provided by the Northspan Group. To be featured in a future issue, click here.
Elissa Hansen
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OSHA at the Door - Prepare your team for success
Surprise!! An OSHA inspector is at your door! It can happen at any time with no advance warning. The health of your employees and your business depends on you being ready. Safety is good business. Here’s why:
• Accidents can cause costly business interruptions.• Customers expect that your workplace is safe.• OSHA fines and increased insurance rates are costly.• Strong workplace safety practices help recruit and
retain top talent.• Safety=Profitability. An effective safety program saves
$4 to $6 for every $1 invested, according to OSHA.
TSMA, GLASH and OECS have teamed up to bring you this low-cost workshop.
October 16, 2018 Register hereGrand Arbor by Knute Nelson4403 Pioneer Rd SE • Alexandria, MN 56308
Take part in the Dream It. Do It. Minnesota Statewide Tour of Manufacturing by attending a tour near you! Click here to find a map and list of manufacturing tours.
Statewide tour of manufacturingTake a tour near you!
2018 FabTech ExpoTravel assistance available
As previously reported, AMFA and the Department of Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation will once again co-host exhibit space at the annual FabTech Expo November 6-8, 2018 at the Georgia World Congress Center.Travel assistance funds are available again this year.
Reimbursement of $250/person (max $500/company) is available to eligible AMFA manufacturing members on a first come, first serve basis. Contact the AMFA office to express interest.
Manufacturer's Summitby the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce
Friday, October 5 • 9:30-1:30 pmHillton Minneapolis • Register now
October 1 - 7, 2018
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Do you have a manufacturing-related job opening you'd like to post? Email [email protected] and your posting(s) will be included on the website for 30 days.
Post job openings for FREE
Upcoming Events, Cont.
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AMFA Nominations TimeAMFA and ET seek nominations for Joint Board of Directors
AMFA and the AMFA Educational Trust relies on the involvement of volunteers to succeed. Founded in 1997, AMFA has benefited from the dedication of several manufacturing leaders serving as volunteer president, along with many others serving the organization in other capacities. Formed in 2001, the ET provides a tax exempt option for companies and individuals wishing to make charitable contributions.
Since 2012, AMFA and AMFA-ET have been governed by a shared Board of Directors. Seven two-year terms are up for election this year. Nominations are being accepted through November 9, 2018.
All employees/owners of an AMFA member company are eligible to serve on the board. Please to nominate yourself, an employee, or a fellow member. Consider this: the more active you are in the organization, the more your company gains from membership in AMFA. Board participation is an excellent way to develop relationships with your peers in manufacturing and stay on the forefront of new developments in the region.
AMFA-ET Fundraising Goal: $15,000Donations qualify as a charitable contributionThe leadership of AMFA Educational Trust established a goal to raise $15,000 this calendar year. The intention is to reach this goal via the organization’s two annual fundraisers: beer tasting (March) and golf social (June).
Please consider a donation to the AMFA Educational Trust. Funds raised by AMFA ET are used to support workforce development in the region, primarily in the form of grants to K-12 schools. Since 2005, ET has granted more than $170,000 in support of workforce development.
AMFA Educational Trust is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization; contributions qualify as a charitable donation on your tax return. Any individual or business interested in making a donation that will bring us closer to our $15,000 goal is encouraged to give the AMFA office a call at 877.330.2632.
Latest AMFA New staff email addressesPlease add the following email addresses to your contacts, or white list.• [email protected]• [email protected]• [email protected]
Students Tours planned in the AMFA Region
As reported elsewhere in this newsletter, manufacturers across the State of Minnesota open their doors during the Statewide Dream It. Do It Tour of Manufacturing each October. Many of these tours are open to the public to encourage attendance by youth AND their parents. However, in some communities “Student Tours” are arranged during the school day to ensure that youth are exposed to local career opportunities in manufacturing.
Again this year, AMFA members and friends have stepped up to host “Student Tours” throughout the region. As of press date for this newsletter, final planning is underway. Thank you to Brad Vieths for arranging tours in the Duluth region, Heath Boe and Mary Brandt for arranging tours on the Range, and Jim Petruga for taking the lead in Superior. Check the next issue of Shoptalk for a final report on participation.
Thank youThank you to our September meeting hosts AmeriPride in Hibbing. The company information and tour were informative and the opportunity to network was a bonus to all in attendance.
AMFA Educational Trust Grant application deadlineThe next deadline for grant applications is January 31, 2019. You must be a 501(C)3, school, or other public entity to qualify, with a focus on one of three priority areas. More information and applications here.
2017 student tour
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Thank You 2018Education Sponsors
For the past several years, AMFA has recognized the need to “develop relationships between manufacturing and K-12 education” as a strategic priority. To that end, K-12 schools in the region enjoy free membership in the Association. Hats off to the 27 schools that have thus far taken advantage of free membership in AMFA!
In addition to free membership, K-12 representatives are offered free attendance at AMFA general meetings and plant tours. Administrators, teachers, students and even school board members are encouraged to attend AMFA monthly meetings, including a free lunch.
The AMFA Education Sponsor program is a means of underwriting the cost of free meals and free membership for K-12 education. AMFA is in the process of confirming Education Sponsors for 2019; call the office to express interest. The cost is just $100/year.
Our 2018 Education Sponsors are listed to the right: THANK YOU!
AMFA Education Sponsor Program Encourages K-12 Relationships
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What's new at Iron Range MakerspaceRecent highlights• IRM needed meeting space, so we created a small
room ideal for 2-3 people. Then we walled off a conference room surrounding our 17 foot-long, IRM-made oak table (seats 19 comfortably). The conference room is equipped with a large screen TV, Power Point, Wi-Fi, white board, additional seating, room for presentations, and may be reserved for any purpose.
• A woman met with an IRM member for resume help and sent a note the next day stating: ‘And what a treasure you have there at the Makerspace! It was such a welcoming, friendly, positive environment!”
• Our retail inventory recently tripled; the number of members selling products has increased as well as the diversity of products ranging in price from $5 to over $1,000. Most items may also be purchased online at www.ironrangemakerspace.com.
• A well-used, not quite road-worthy plow truck was purchased last spring and has had multiple repairs, a lot of maintenance, and is now painted IRM colors! You can’t miss it on the black lot; check out the wrench
graphics (vinyl) and 3D ornament on the hood!• One member used the laser engraver extensively for
his wedding preparations. He engraved the table signs and decorations then worked on beer steins, wooden hangers, and YETI mugs as gifts for the wedding party.
• IRM members are working together to seek donations or grants to purchase and install a 37” 7 HP Powermatic drum sander for the wood shop. This purchase would accommodate larger pieces and increase production.
• One area businessman is sponsoring a teenage entrepreneur for one year by paying his monthly membership fee. This youth has demonstrated ability in the woodshop and is currently building cutting boards, furniture, and Christmas ornaments.
• We received multiple slices of a 226-year-old ash tree; the wood is dried and ready for making. Members are designing coffee tables: unique, one of a kind, likely three-legged, high-end pieces of furniture.
Future• Friday, October 5, IRM will be closed and staff will
be participating in the annual STEM Showcase at the Hibbing Memorial Building. 2,000 students will attend during the day. This event is FREE and open to the public from 4:00 to 8:00 pm; stop by and see our optical illusions!
Events• Events are open to the public and shop tours
available. Contact Andrew Hanegmon: 218-966-1192 or [email protected]
Hibbing, MN
Target prospects with AMFA-mn-wi.orgYou're invited to join the online members-only information center
You can realize the benefit of AMFA membership and the value of targeting the market already driven to AMFA-mn-wi.org online directory. Each AMFA member has a unique member portal. It is a personal, online, passwordprotectedwebsite location to perform members-only tasks thatcan be accessed through AMFA's website. Create a login to update your business description, key word/searchterms, hours of operation and driving directions.
Please contact Becky with questions or for more information.
Create your login here to update your information and more.
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2018 MMA directoryFree additional copies available from the office. Email [email protected].
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Association Employer Health Plan
Lower costsHealthcare spending has increased 82 percent since 1994. Fellow AMFA members are facing the same struggles as you are and are searching for ways to lower costs. One of the more effective ways that employers can influence the rising costs of health care is through a self-funded plan.
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• Significant cost savings
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• Employers are not required to wait for their renewal date to change carriers. Deductible credit may be offered to allow mid year transitions
• Any employer with five or more employees is eligible
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• Hahn Financial Group staff are extremely knowledgeable, responsive, and low-pressure.
Legislator ConnectionAMFA encourages manufacturing members to use AMFA staff to coordinate a visit from a local senator or representative. You get
• One-on-one time to express concerns, ask questions
• To increase awareness of the high-skill, high-wage, high-technology careers your industry offers.
Call or email the office today! We make it easy for you!
A Workers Compensation Self-Insurance Program
Find out how your company can benefit from the
Trifac Self-Insurance Fund -contact the association office.
800-654-5773 or [email protected]
ADOPT-A-SCHOOL GUIDECONNECT WITH YOUR FUTURE WORKFORCE
Inspiration and practical ideas to help you create your own local success story
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Publication of:
Adopt-A-School GuideImagine a win-win partnership. One that offers high potential for a long term return on your investment, a future talent pool for your industry, and relationships that pave the way to give back to the community.
Also available in hard copy the 16-page guide provides guidance on developing a relationship with your local school.
Manufacturers - take the first step today: get a copy of the Adopt-A-School Guide.
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AMFA-ET OFFICERS
Bill Gundersen, AMFA-ET PresidentW.C. Gunderson & Associates [email protected].
Todd Hanson, AMFA-ET V PresidentProductivity, Inc [email protected]
Jeremy Lehman, Sec/TreasRMSTritec Steel [email protected]
AMFA & AMFA-ET DIRECTORS
Kate FergusonDuluth Seaway Port [email protected]
AMFA OFFICERS:
Jim Petruga, AMFA PresidentNorthern Engineering [email protected]
Ian Vincent, AMFA Vice PresidentAPEX [email protected]
Jeff Borling, AMFA SecretaryGreat River Energy [email protected]
Mary Brandt, AMFA TreasurerAdvanced Minnesota [email protected]
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Mike FitzpatrickTwo Harbors School [email protected]
Patrick HughleyEnbridge Energy [email protected]
Wade KarnesCast&Color/Zakobe [email protected]
Brad ViethsDuluth Public Schools [email protected]
Ron YardleyInterstate All Battery [email protected]
DIRECTOR EMERITUSGene BettsBetts & Associates [email protected]
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A.W. Kuettel & SonsDuluth, MNAdam Kuettel [email protected]
Accuflex CoatingsProctor, MNTony Coda [email protected]
Acme ToolsDuluth, MNMike Carlson [email protected]
Advanced MN: Five colleges. One trainng solution.Mary Brandt [email protected]
Aitkin Iron WorksAitkin, MNJeff Chatelle [email protected]
Alignex, Inc.Edina, MNZach Hovey [email protected]
Altec HiLineDuluth, MNJake Pessenda [email protected]
American Precision AvionicsDuluth, MNLynn Andrews [email protected]
APEXDuluth, MNIan Vincent [email protected]
Arrowhead Product Develop.Duluth, MN Gary Werkhoven [email protected]
Aspen AerialsDuluth, MN Pat Clark [email protected]
Arctic CapitalLong Lake, MNMarshall Johnson [email protected]
Barnum High SchoolBarnum, MN Brian Kazmierczak [email protected]
Bay West, LLCDuluth, MNKatie Larson [email protected]
Bayfield Cty Economic Dev CorpWashburn, WIScottie Sandstrom [email protected]
Blackhawk IndustrialSt. Cloud, MNKen Voigt [email protected]
Carlton ISD 93Carlton, MN Gwen Carman [email protected]
Cast & Color/Zakobe LLCBovey, MNWade Karnes [email protected]
CAST CorporationHibbing, MN Tim Bungarden [email protected]
Cherry SchoolIron, MN Tim Herring [email protected]
Chicago Tube & IronProctor, MN Chuck Davidson [email protected]
Chisholm High SchoolChisholm, MN Erik Kuusinen 218-254-5726 [email protected]
CliftonLarsonAllen LLPWaite Park, MNJim Haakonson [email protected]
Cloquet High SchoolCloquet,, MN Dusty Rhoades, 218-879-3393 [email protected]
Cook County SchoolsGrand Marais, MN Bill DeWitt 218-387-2271 [email protected]
Cromwell-Wright SchoolCromwell, MN Paul Webster 218-644-3737 [email protected]
Dept Iron Range Resources & RehabEveleth, MN Seth Dostal [email protected]
Detroit Diesel RemanufacturingHibbing, MN Wade Thorson [email protected]
Duluth Area ChamberDuluth, MNDavid Ross [email protected]
Duluth Brass ManufacturingDuluth, MNTom Holt [email protected]
Duluth, City ofDuluth, MNJoshua MacInnes [email protected]
Duluth Denfeld High SchoolDuluth, MNTonya Sconiers [email protected]
Duluth East Hgh SchoolDuluth, MNDanette Seboe [email protected]
Duluth Seaway Port AuthorityDuluth, MNKate Ferguson [email protected]
Ely Memorial High SchoolEly, MNMegan Anderson [email protected]
Enbridge Energy Duluth, MNPatrick Hughley [email protected]
EpicureanSuperior, WIBrandon Cole 218-336-8549 [email protected]
Esko High SchoolEsko, MNJustin Scheider [email protected]
Eveleth-Gilbert Schools ISD 2154Eveleth, MNAngie Williams [email protected]
Exodus Machines Inc.Superior, WIAdam Bennis [email protected]
Fraser Shipyards, Inc.Superior, WI Jim Petruga [email protected]
Galaxy Enterprises, LLCRothsay, MN Roque Rossetti [email protected]
Giant VoicesDuluth, MN Lisa Bodine [email protected]
GPM, Inc.Duluth, MN Blake Kolquist [email protected]
Granite Equity PartnersSt. Cloud, MN Patrick Edeburn [email protected]
Great River EnergyMaple Grove, MN Jeff Borling [email protected]
Hermantown High SchoolHermantown, MNTyler Homstad [email protected]
Hibbing FabricatorsHibbing, MNSandy Bryant [email protected]
Hibbing High SchoolHibbing, MNTerry Vesel [email protected]
Hydrosolutions of Duluth, Inc.Duluth, MNDan Larson [email protected]
IASC - Itasca Area Schools CollabDeer River, MNClaire Schumacher [email protected]
Interstate All Battery CenterSuperior, WIRon Yardley [email protected]
IPS CranesDuluth, MN Jackie O'Connell [email protected]
Kittok Sales, Inc.Maple Plain, MNDan Kittok [email protected]
Lake Superior CollegeDuluth, MNLeonard Johnson [email protected]
Lakeview Christian AcademyDuluth, MNDr. Todd Benson [email protected]
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Larkin HoffmanMinneapolis, MNMark Geier [email protected]
Mackinaw AdministratorsBloomington, MN Doug Ellington 952-886-5751 [email protected]
Mars Supply/Walter HammondDuluth, MNBob Mars [email protected]
ME ElecmetalDuluth, MN Dave Sarvela [email protected]
Mielke Electric WorksDuluth, MNGretchen Mielke 218-727-7411 [email protected]
Minnesota PowerDuluth, MNNancy Norr [email protected]
MN State Adv Mfg Ctr of ExcBemidji, MNJeremy Leffelman [email protected]
MN State Engineering Ctr of ExcMankato, MNJustin Bruns [email protected]
Moline Machinery LLCDuluth, MNByron Helland 218-624-5734 [email protected]
MomentivDuluth, MNJustin Black [email protected]
MPPL FinancialProctor, MNBrian Resch [email protected]
Mt. Iron/Buhl High SchoolMt. Iron, MNMatt Lechtenberg 218-735-8271 [email protected]
Nashwauk-Keewatin High SchoolNashwauk, MNJoe Gabardi [email protected]
National Bank of CommerceSuperior, WIBruce Thompson [email protected]
North Woods High School Cook, MNBruce Black [email protected]
Northeast Higher Ed Virginia, MNBill Maki [email protected]
Northeast Range SchoolBabbitt, MNKelly Engman [email protected]
Northern EngineeringSuperior, WIJim Petruga [email protected]
Northland FoundationDuluth, MNMichael Colclough [email protected]
Northland MachineGrand Rapids, MNKent Demarais [email protected]
NRRIDuluth, MNMegan Gorder [email protected]
OECS – Workplace Safety ExpertsGolden Valley, MN Tim O’Connor [email protected]
Plastics InternationalEden Prairie, MNPaul Carter [email protected]
Power Step, Inc.Duluth, MN Jenna Wencl [email protected]
Precision Points Machining Proctor, MNRobert Forrestal [email protected]
Proctor Area SchoolsProctor, MNNancy Litman 218-628-4926 [email protected]
Productivity, Inc.Two Harbors, MNTodd Hanson [email protected]
Proto.HUB DuluthDuluth, MNRaymond Mattison III [email protected]
PrototekChaska, MNDave Meyer [email protected]
RMS TritecVirginia, MN Jeremy Lehman [email protected]
Schaeffer Lube & Fuel AdditivesDeerwood, MNPete Berg 218-534-3445pjbergent@yahoolcom
Security State BankHibbing, MNAaron Clusiau [email protected]
Specialty Staff Inc.Bloomington MNJames Croft [email protected]
Spooner Machine Inc.Spooner, WIRandy McQuade [email protected]
Stone MachinerySt. Paul, MNTom Drazkowski [email protected]
Superior High SchoolSuperior, WI Shawna Anderson [email protected]
Superior Hydraulics RepairSuperior, WIBrian Seckinger [email protected]
The Jamar CompanyDuluth, MN Scott Drennen [email protected]
The Northspan Group, Inc.Duluth, MN Elissa Hansen [email protected]
Trison Electronic Design & Mfg.Hibbing, MN Deanne Osborne [email protected]
Twin Ports Testing, Inc.Superior, WI Ryan Malich [email protected]
Two Harbors High SchoolTwo Harbors, MN Jay Belcasto [email protected]
UMD Ctr for Economic Devel.Duluth, MNElaine Hansen [email protected]
Ursa MajorWyoming, MNDennis Stoffels [email protected]
US BankDuluth, MNChris Hogan [email protected]
Virginia High SchoolVirginia, MNShannon Malovrh [email protected]
Valley Worldwide LogisticsDuluth, MN Wayne Larson [email protected]
W.C. Gundersen & AssociatesDuluth, MN Bill Gundersen [email protected]
Wells Fargo Business BankingDuluth, MNMatthew Cochran [email protected]
William Kelley High SchoolSilver Bay, WIChris Belanger [email protected]
Wipfli, LLPDuluth, MNBill Pank [email protected]
Wisc. Indianhead Tech CollegeSuperior, WICharles Glazman [email protected]
Wrenshall High SchoolWrenshall, MNChris Gustafson [email protected]
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