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VOLUME 53 NUMBER 7 APRIL 20151
Newsletter of the Palisades - New Jersey Section
Communication Excellence
Pinnacle Gold
2014 Section Awards
The Society of Plastics Engineers April 2015
MEETING LOCATION: Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel515 Route 1 South; Iselin, NJ(1/2 Mi. North of Interchange G.S. Pkwy)
THURSDAY APRIL 16, 20154:00 PM Board Meeting 5:30 PM Networking6:00 PM Dinner and Speaker Presentation
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Table of Contents
This Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Upcoming Meetings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Editor’s Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Voting Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,4
Scholarship Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Golf Outing Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Scholarship Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Sponsor Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7,8
Review of Last Month’s Meeting . . . . . . . . .9
The Hiring Process . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Sponsor Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
BOD Contact List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Upcoming Meeting Dates/EventsApr. 16, 2015 Section Meeting
Apr. 30, 2015 Deadline for Scholarship Applications
Jun. 2, 2015 Golf Outing
Jun. TBD Awards Meeting
APRIL 16, 2015
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING, NEW PROCESSES AND APPLICATIONS
PRESENTED BY JACK DISPENZA, DESIGN RESULTS LLC
Printing three-dimensional parts has been common-place in large enterprise for many years. Stereolithogra-phy (SLA), fused deposition modeling (FDM) selectivelaser sintering (SLS) and related processes have grownto a $3 plus billion dollar business which is set toquadruple by 2018. Additive manufacturing is expand-ing from sample prototypes to functional parts and put-
ting plastic, ceramic and metal part manufacturing in the hands of anyone,not just the larger enterprise. Processes have daily improvements in reso-lution, size capabilities and material choices opening the door to many newinnovative applications. This presentation will focus on the new capabilities,evolving trade space and opportunities.
Jack Dispenza is a Fellow of the Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) andPresident of Design Results, LLC in Long Valley, N.J. In addition to beingour speaker, Jack is one of the candidates for our Board of Directors, soyou can view his full biography on page 4. Jack also authored an article onadditive manufacturing in our Nov/December issue. If you missed it, checkit out in our archives.
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Editor’s Note
In March the section meeting was held at Rutgers, and panel members (Mike Fisch, Jennifer Markarian,Brian Gibson, Sal Monte, and Mark Lavach) shared their career experiences with the members of the Rut-gers Student Chapter. Mark challenged the students with some advice for their job search, which is sum-marized in this newsletter on page 10. Panelists and other industry members in the audience answeredquestions from the students. Many thanks to Len Krauskopf, the professional section's liaison to the studentchapter and a passionate champion of helping students, who helped organize the evening and led thepanel discussion.
Our section leadership considers our Student Chapter very important as potential future members of the plastics industry andSPE, and in support of this, Len presented a $1000 donation to the Rutgers Materials Science and Engineering Department,which was accepted by Manish Chhowalla, Associate Department Chair, on behalf of the department. (see photo on page 9)
Rich Bradley also made a very special pres-entation of $2500 in honor and memory of hislate wife, Mary Bradley, to the Student Sec-tion, which was accepted by Student ChapterPresident, Rachit Mehta. This donation was acombination of contributions from the Vinyl Di-vision, Shawnee Chemical, Rich Bradley, andthe Palisades-New Jersey Section. The Stu-dent Chapter and department were verygrateful for the gifts. Dr. Chhowalla, a personalfriend of Andrew Yacykewich, also expressedhis gratitude for the section’s concern for An-drew’s family.
Another way our section supports students isthrough annual scholarships, as described onpage 5. The deadline for scholarship applica-tions is coming soon, on April 30, so if you are
pursuing a degree or if you are an active section member with a child or grandchild going to college, be sure to check it out.
The section's annual election of members to the Board of Directors is taking place now through an online ballot. Section membersshould have received an email asking for your vote. Read about the candidates and voting information on pages 3 and 4 of thisnewsletter. Voting concludes on April 10 so VOTE TODAY (if you haven't already).
And one more thing you should do – mark your calendar for the annual golf outing, Tuesday, June 2, and send your registration(deadline May 26, details on page 6).
We are looking for help organizing content for the newsletter; if you are interested in volunteering your time and talent, pleasecontact me.
Jennifer Markarian, [email protected]
Rich Bradley presents a check for $2500, given in memory and honor of his wife, MaryBradley, to student chapter president Rachit Mehta (center), Dr. Chhowalla (left), and AryaTewatia, Rutgers graduate student and past president of the Student Chapter (right).
Members of the Palisades-New Jersey Section shouldhave received the following invitation via email:
You are invited to vote for your favorite candidates for thePalisades-New Jersey Section’s Board of Directors. Thisyear we have four highly qualified candidates competing forfour seats.
The Board of Directors is the governing body of the Section,responsible for election of Section officers, establishingSection rules and operating procedures, authorizing andnegotiating agreements for topical conferences, and ap-pointing committee chairs. Each individual elected to theBoard serves a 3-year term, starting July 1, 2015 and end-ing June 30, 2018. The board typically meets 8 times an-nually, and via conference call as required. Please vote forat least one, but not more than 4 candidates. You maychoose to write in candidates as well.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: BOARD OF DIRECTORS (3-YEAR TERM)The Division Board of Directors is the governing body of theDivision. The Board is responsible for the following:— Establish and amend Division rules and operating procedures
— Adopt the annual budget— Elect Division officers— Elect interim Councilor and directors as needed— Authorize special fundraising activities— Authorize Topical Conferences— Approve appointments of committee chairs— Approve annual audit and financial reports
In addition, the Section has numerous committee positionsthat do not require a physical presence at Board meetings.There are many ways members can contribute. If you wouldlike to serve on the Board or on a committee, please markthe appropriate question at the end of the ballot and fill inyour name and contact information. In addition, we wel-come your suggestions for future projects and actions thatthe Division can undertake to benefit its members and theplastics additives industry.
PROCEDURE FOR VOTING:Review candidates’ biographical sketches on the nextpage. Click below for the online ballot web page (you mayalso click below to proceed directly to the web ballot formwithout reviewing candidate bios).
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Thank you for your time and participation in SPE!
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See the next page for BOD biographies.
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1. Jack Dispenza – Design Results, LLC.
Jack Dispenza is a Fellow of the Societyof Plastics Engineers (SPE) and Presidentof Design Results, LLC in Long Valley,N.J. Jack is a graduate of New Jersey In-stitute of Technology's Architectural Tech-nology program and continued studies inIndustrial / Mechanical Engineering andthe field of plastics.
Jack holds ten United States patents in the field of product packagingand plastics with several under investigation in the areas of heat ex-traction, impact protection and device shielding. Jack is noted for in-novations in electronic packaging, enclosures for extremeenvironments, electrically conductive elastomers and injection moldedprinted circuit board components such as lasers, optical amplifiers,connectors and radio filters. Jack’s recent focus is thermoplastic com-posites for infrastructure and defense applications and additive man-ufacturing of complex parts and tooling.
Jack has enjoyed over twenty-five years of product development withBell Laboratories and has taught plastic product development to hun-dreds of students in the United States, Mexico and Europe. He hasauthored a number of papers on product realization, plastic part de-sign and processing technologies and has presented his work at overfifteen international conferences. Jack is recipient of Bell LaboratoriesPresident's Gold Award 2003, Lucent Technologies EnvironmentalChampions Award in 2002 and 2005 and the Society of Plastics En-gineers Engineer of the Year Award in 2005. Jack is Past Chair of theSociety of Plastics Engineers' Injection Molding Division, completedtwo terms as Councilor and continues to serve on the Injection Mold-ing Division Board of Directors and the New Technology Forum on Ad-ditive Manufacturing.
Candidates for DirectorFour candidates nominated / Four positions available
2. Matthew Bobertz – CW Brabender Inc.
Matthew Bobertz has a degree inChemistry from the University of SouthCarolina and 7 years of sales experienceselling instrumentation into the pharma-ceutical, biotech, food, and chemical in-dustries. Previous to field sales, Matthewwas a development chemist in the phar-maceutical and cosmetic industries.Matthew has been with C.W. Brabender
Instruments for over a year now, where he is a top performer in thesales department. A lifelong New Jersey resident, Matthew spends hisfree time at the Jersey Shore and enjoying dining options in NY andNJ. Matt will be welcoming his first child this summer and looks for-ward to becoming a father.
3. Robert Kappus – R. Kappus, LLC
Bob Kappus has been a member of theSPE for 25 years. While a member of thePalisades-New Jersey Section, he served10 years on the Board of Directors. Dur-ing the time he was on the Board he alsoserved as Officer, achieving the levels ofFirst and Second Vice President. Bob isthe owner of R Kappus, LLC since 2013.His company specializes in PVC Formula-
tion Development, PVC Recycling Technology, RPVC CalenderingTechnology, and also works as Independent Technical Sale Represen-tative for AK Additives, INC: The North American Sales Agent for Ak-deniz Kimya, a manufacturer that specializes in PVC additives andCorestates Processing & Recycling, LLC: A recycler reprocessingmost polymers with a focus on PVC.
For 30 years Bob was the co-owner of Kappus Plastic Company, aCustom Manufacture of RPVC Calendered Sheet. He was the Tech-nical and Purchasing Director of the organization.
4. Robert Smith – Arkema, Inc.
Bob Smith has Bob Smith is employedby Arkema Inc. where he is a Polymer En-gineer within the Functional Additives Di-vision of the company. In this role, he isresponsible for applications developmentand technical service primarily for acrylicadditives for vinyl building product appli-cations. Bob is currently the Acrylic Addi-tives group representative at multiple
technical and industry associations including ASTM (F17 and D20),VSI, AAMA, and PPFA. In 2014 Bob received an Arkema 20/20 Awardfor excellence in customer support. Prior to holding this position, Bobwas part of the Corporate Research Group at Arkema developingtransparent conductive oxides and polymer materials for optoelec-tronic applications. Bob holds a Bachelor’s degree in Materials Sci-ence and Engineering from Penn State University, and has been withArkema for 7 years
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Young people are not only our pride and joy but they are also the futureleaders of the world. So, they deserve our blessings and support. Withthat in mind, the Palisades-New Jersey Section of the Society of PlasticsEngineers (SPE) is proud to offer academic scholarships to associatedmembers who have demonstrated excellence in various fields of study.The scholarship categories and criteria are listed below. If you, or a fam-ily member, are interested in participating please submit the requireddocuments by April 30, 2015.
If you are not a current member of SPE but you are interested in joining or becoming affiliated with the SPE Palisades-New Jersey Section, please contact Mike Carnese, 732-208-4333, [email protected] or visithttp://www.4spe.org
To apply for a scholarship, please submit the documents listed below. Official transcripts must be submitted by postal mail orcourier (i.e. FedEx, UPS) to the address below. Transcripts are considered confidential and will not be viewed by anyone outsideof the evaluation team. Essays and membership information may be submitted by email to [email protected]
Submit official transcripts to: Brian L Gibson, 38 Fulton Street, Bloomfield, NJ 07003Required Documents:
n Official Transcriptn A one to two page essay describing your contributions to your chosen field of study and how the scholarship award might help you to achieve your future goals. Submit to [email protected].
n Your SPE membership number or the number of the member to whom you are related (as necessary).
The deadline for submissions April 30, 2015. Awards will be announced on May 18, 2015 and will be distributed at the final Palisade-NewJersey Section Meeting of the year in June (date TBD).
The Palisades-New Jersey Section of the Society of Plastics Engineers offers academic scholarships
Scholarship Scholarship Number Academic Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE), Name Award Available Criteria Palisades-New Jersey Section Criteria
WHITNEY(FORMERLY GERSON)
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HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP
BOARD OF DIRECTORS'DISCRETIONARYSCHOLARSHIP
$4,000.00
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$2,000.00
$2,000.00
$2,500
Graduate Study InAny Field
Undergraduate Studyin Any Field
Undergraduate studyin Physical, Chemicalor Material Science
or Engineering
Any Fieldof Study
TBD
None
Child or Grandchild of an active Palisades-NewJersey Section Member and/or any Full, Affiliate or
Student SPE Member
Children or Grandchildren of active Palisades-NewJersey Section Members and/or
any Full, Affiliate or Student SPE Member
Children or Grandchildren of active SPE, Palisades-New Jersey Section Members
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Review of Last Month’s Meeting
Students and professionals enjoyed networking during the joint section meeting of the Palisades-New Jersey and Rutgers Student Chapter held in March on the Rutgers campus.
Len Kraskopf, Liaison to the Student Chapter, presents a $1000 checkfrom the Palisades-New Jersey Section to Professor ManishChhowalla, Associate Chair of the Materials Science and EngineeringDepartment, to support the Student Chapter. Rachit shows off the T-shirts given to the SPE Student Chapter mem-
bers, with the hope of increasing visibility of SPE on campus.
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The Hiring Process
A personal perspective from Mark Lavach, as presented to the Rutgers Student Chapter of the SPEYou may not realize this, but companies spend lots of money hiring people. And… they invest money developing strategies tohire the right people. What’s really bad is when they hire the WRONG person; not only did the hiring process go bad, but thenthere is all of the on the job training, and investments in that person’s career that just goes down the drain. It is never too early to start career planning. The earlier you start, the more equipped you will be. Some fundamental decisionsfor consideration:
¥ Your passion (what is it? it will play a role in your success) ¥ academic vs. industrial¥ big company vs. small company ¥ technical vs. business ¥ geography and travel
While you are still in school, start generating a track record of accomplishments. Grades matter (to a point) and clubs / activitiesmatter (to a point). Start building networks, these can be great influencers not only in getting a job, but furthering your career aswell. Identify mentors who can help you throughout your career, depending on your career this may/may not be your parents.But – how can you differentiate yourself from the person sitting right next to you? What makes you special? Why should I hireyou? What to you bring to the table that the other guy does not? You need two very different skill sets, hard and soft. Hard skillspertain to knowledge – guess what, this is not likely a differentiator. You must assume your competition has similar skills (andmaybe better than yours). Knowledge describes “what” you have learned and is a base requirement for all jobs. What is equallyimportant, but often understated is the “how” and “why”, this is often what people look for during the interview process. The“how” and “why” are softer skills often called competencies, and comprise things like leadership, accountability, commitment,influence, problem solving, and multitasking. These softer skills are often what you need to demonstrate in order to get a job,to keep a job, and to grow in a job.Applying for a jobApply for jobs that you are interested in, AND meet the base qualifications for. Don’t apply for something you are not qualifiedto do. In all but the rarest of cases, employers don’t tend to stretch hiring practices. They may look at your potential for growth,but will rarely hire someone who does not have the minimum experience required for the position. Write a strong, personalizedcover letter, and start selling yourself. Focus on what makes you unique and right for the position you are applying for. Why can’tthey exist without you? The resume should look professional, be accurate, and tailored to the position being applied for. Wherepossible, really describe what you did. For example, don’t say “worked in lab doing tensile test” when you might be able to say,“Ran tensile test in accordance with ASTM D638 to determine the modulus of PVC deckboards in accordance with ICC-ESxxx).” Do you see the difference this makes?InterviewingPrepare yourself for the interview:
¥ Know something about the company¥ Know something about the position (can get during the phone screen)¥ If possible, know something about the hiring manager¥ Be able to describe in detail what, why, and how you did things
Be ready for all sorts of questions based on your hard and soft skills: ¥ What’s the hardest thing you ever had to do, and why?¥ What’s the worst decision you ever had to make, and why?¥ Tell me about a time you had to make a tough decision
Interviews are often about a lot more than the “what”; interviewers want to know the “how” and “why”. Demonstrate that, and –ask questions, one of the absolute worst things you can do is have no questions for an interviewer. It sends a very strong messageabout you.
Follow-up with a nice closing letter reviewing why you feel you are the right person for the job, exhibit confidence. Give themcontact info should they have any more questions. After their interview, try and remain in their sights; it is OK to follow-up oncein a while to see where they are in the decision process. Confirm your interest in the position.It is a full time job to get a job. Only the candidates that meet a company’s needs will be hired for that position. You could beredirected to another position that the company feels you are more suited for if you leave a good impression. Be open to considerthat. Only the candidates whose personal passions match the company’s needs will be successful. Longer term, this passionmanifested in continued demonstration of the soft skills will lead you to career success.
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2014-15 OfficersS.T. Lee Sealed Air President 201-712-7142 [email protected] Fisch Consultant 1st Vice President 201-888-9066 [email protected] Giancola Kobo Products 2nd Vice President 732-986-1144 [email protected] McAndrew Retired Treasurer [email protected] Davis Sun Chemical Corp. Secretary 201-933-4500 (x1296) [email protected] Martin Tekni-Plex Councilor 201-600-6874 [email protected] Lavach Arkema, Inc Past President 610-878-6985 [email protected]
2012-15 DirectorsBrian Gibson Tekni-Plex Director 973-743-7850 (Home) [email protected] Nardone Consultant Director 973-670-0234 [email protected] MacFarlane, Jr. THO Services Director 973-410-0590 [email protected]
2013-16 DirectorsRich Bradley Shawnee Chemical Director 203-938-3003 [email protected] Klein Daikin Americas, Inc Director 845-365-9537 [email protected] Krauskopf Vinyl Consulting Co. Director 609-275-4561 [email protected] Monte Kenrich Petrochemicals Director 201-823-9000 [email protected]
2014-17 DirectorsMike Carnese Consultant Director 732-208-4333 [email protected] Finkle BASF Director 203-371-6677 [email protected] Kapp American Leistritz Director 908-685-2333 [email protected] Tewatia Rutgers University Director 908-565-1231 [email protected]
Committee ChairsPast Presidents Advisory: Mark Lavach 610-878-6985 [email protected]: Paul Nardone 973-670-0234 [email protected]: David Riley 908-369-7260 [email protected] Chair: Brian Gibson 973-743-7850 (Hm) [email protected] Fund: J. Stephen Duerr 908-500-9333 [email protected]: Pete Hayles 732 239-8984 [email protected]: Mike Carnese 732-208-4333 [email protected]: Jay Kotak 609-799-9034 [email protected]: Jennifer Markarian 908-638-5669 [email protected] & Org.: Robert MacFarlane, Jr. 973-410-0590 [email protected] Events: Jim Williamson 610-662-7779 [email protected] Pete Hayles 732-239-8984 [email protected]
Emeritus Directors Jay Kotak [email protected]
Dr. David Riley [email protected]
Society Of Plastics Engineers6 Berkshire Blvd, Suite 306Bethel, CT 06801 USA
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