GRT Electronics: Tony McCullough
Phil and Tony discuss the evolving landscape of printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing and the advantages of domestic electronics production.
Voices of NC Manufacturing, your host Phil Mintz, Executive Director of NC State University Industry Extension Services (IES). We will be interviewing some of the manufacturers who have made North Carolina manufacturing the powerhouse it is today.
GRT Electronics: Tony McCullough
Phil and Tony discuss the evolving landscape of printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing and the advantages of domestic electronics production.
Omni Mold & Die: Luke Taylor
With more than 40 years of industry experience, Omni Mold & Die has built a reputation for helping manufacturers solve urgent tooling challenges—repairing “ratty molds,” minimizing downtime, and keeping production lines moving when every minute counts.
CESMII: Conrad Leiva
Smart manufacturing isn’t just for large corporations anymore. In this episode, Conrad Leiva of CESMII explains how small and mid-sized manufacturers can leverage affordable digital technologies, build a strong data foundation, and prepare their workforce for the future
Amber Coker Butler and Laurence Butler (Coker Feed Mill) share how they returned home to lead a third-generation animal feed manufacturer—blending tradition, science, and community to fuel North Carolina’s growing demand for local, high-quality animal feed.
Ordway Glass Company: Bogdan Ionescu
Outrider USA: Tommy Ausherman
Carver Machine Works: Lindsey Crisp
Phil sits down with Lindsey Crisp, President and CEO of Carver Machine Works—also known as CMW Global—a nearly 50-year-old manufacturing company located just steps from the Pamlico River in Washington, North Carolina.
Alotech, Inc.: Dr. Jason Alexander
Jason shares his remarkable personal and professional path
I2E Group: John Weir
John started the I2E Group to offer a more comprehensive service, ranging from early-stage innovation to final execution and manufacturing.
We Pack Logistics: Dr. Clifton Dial
From a start in biology and education to a leadership role in manufacturing, Dr. Dial shares his unconventional career path and how his passion for leadership development and continuous improvement ultimately led him to WePack.
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