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Manufacturing journalist and founder of the Manufacturing Media Consortium, Thomas R. Cutler, reported that meetings with editors, publishers, and economists in New York City on February 26, 2018 was a success, with record attendance. The meeting topics included the upsurge in fork truck free manufacturing in the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States.

Thomas R. Cutler announced the proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium meeting in Washington DC last week was a success. Cutler led the meeting. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

Thomas R. Cutler announced the Manufacturing Media Consortium will meet on April 30, 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The meeting with several hundred members of the members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium will address increasing global trends in e-commerce and robotic automation. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.

Manufacturing journalist and founder of the Manufacturing Media Consortium, Thomas R. Cutler, will meet with editors, publishers, and economists in New York City on February 26, 2018 regarding the upsurge in fork truck free manufacturing in the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States.

Manufacturing journalist TR Cutler recently interview industrial managers who are more careful when providing snacks and drinks. Millennial industrial workers are much more health-conscious than older peers. Cutler noted, "Gone are the days when a boss can come with a box of donuts without offending anyone. From gluten-free to vegan to low-carb to juice fasts, there are so many specific diets with which millennials experiment, so if you are going to offer food and drink in the office kitchen or at company parties. Now employers are making sure to offer a wide variety of health-conscious foods with plenty of vegan and gluten-free options."

Manufacturing journalist TR Cutler is addressing the critical juncture of an aging manufacturing workforce. According to Cutler, as baby boomers retire, the ranks of managers and supervisors are being depleted. Organizations are also losing the wisdom carried by experience, hard-won repositories of technical knowledge, and personal case studies of problem-solving. Further, networks of professional contacts that aided internal and external collaboration, innovation, and team performance are gradually weakened as baby boomers exit the workplace.

Great leaders are in great demand in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. According to manufacturing journalist Thomas R. Cutler, leadership is often mistakenly viewed as being able to establish resources and priorities to acquire worthwhile goals.

Manufacturing journalist and founder of the Manufacturing Media Consortium, Thomas R. Cutler, announced a successful meeting in San Francisco this week. Cutler met with editors, publishers, and economists regarding the upsurge in manufacturing and e-commerce in the Pacific coast of the United States.

Manufacturing journalist TR Cutler recommends rewarding transparent communication. Recent research showed that millennial workers last longer at jobs when they feel like there is open communication in the workplace. Not only do employers need to foster an environment in which honest feedback from team members is allowed, but they should reward employees for speaking up and sharing criticism. Millennial industrial workers need to be allowed to tell employers when their management style is problematic and need to see and hear that honesty is appreciated.

Thomas R. Cutler announced the Manufacturing Media Consortium will meet from October 16-20, 2017 to examination the impact of Brexit and U.S. manufacturing relationship. The meeting with several hundred members of the United Kingdom members of the Manufacturing Media Consortium will address Brexit impact on U.S manufacturing. The professional organization includes journalists, editors, economists, and other industrial leaders worldwide. Members write about trends, data, case studies, and profiles, in the manufacturing, industrial, and distribution sectors. Cutler works with thousands of media outlets to expand manufacturing media coverage.