Warm Up With Us in CA at MD&M West’13!
Mack is exhibiting at the MD&M West Expo (booth #1639) in Anaheim, CA, February 12-14, where the high today is 70 degrees vs. 11 in VT! If you can join us, click here to register online for free (a $55 value)!
This is one of the largest medical device manufacturing events in the country. Consequently, several members of Mack’s senior management and sales teams will be on hand to meet with you. We will also be exhibiting Mack’s vertical integration of services through several products we currently manufacture for both medical OEMs and customers in other market sectors.
If you would like to schedule a specific meeting time in our booth, please email or call Larry Walck, Director, Business Development, at 908.217.8700. Or you can just stop by our booth. It would be great to cut the cord and connect in person!
We hope to see you there!
Happy Holidays!
Mack officially rang in the holidays this evening with its 13th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration at the Headquarters Plant. Some 500 Vermont employees plus their families enjoyed the action-packed event that culminated with the lighting of a 46-foot tree by Jeff Somple, President, Northern Operations, immediately followed by a 15-minute fireworks display.
“Our tree-lighting has gone green this year,” said Somple, “not only because we still have no snow, unfortunately, but also because we have replaced the 3600 incandescent tree lights with 3600 LED lights that will use almost 99 percent less power than previously, a $1600 savings.” Somple went on to thank Mack employees for a great year, and to announce that each employee would be receiving a Christmas bonus with pay checks next week, along with a holiday ham.
During the two-hour celebration, children were surprised by a visit and gifts from Santa and Mrs. Claus, along with Prancer, one of his reindeer, and Mr. Jingles, his donkey. Guests could make their own ornaments in the crafts area and stay warm by the bonfire while waiting for the tree-lighting. A DJ provided sounds of the season while a holiday meal was enjoyed by all.
“I’d like to take this opportunity to wish all of our employees, their families, our suppliers and customers a very Merry Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year!” concluded Somple.
Mack Featured in Plastics Technology Magazine
Plastics Technology Executive Editor Matt Naitove visited Mack’s headquarters plant this summer, resulting in a six-page feature article that was just published in the November issue of the magazine. Naitove talks about Mack’s vertical integration of services, its quest to become ‘China-proof,’ growth in the medical manufacturing arena, diversification into other markets, and much more. Click on the photo for the whole story.
Goblins, Ghouls & Ghosts
As All-Hallows Eve crept over Mack’s headquarters plant, the list of visitors grew more and more suspect. First, a ‘killer’ ghost appeared. Then, an ape, willing to “work for Quirky crates.” And a snowman, in October!
Next Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, with a complete cast of Oompa-Loompas marched right out of the Finance department, followed by none other than Mother Nature and her Weathermakers from Manufacturing!
They, along with many other good sports, took part in Mack’s annual Halloween costume and pumpkin-carving contests. Holly Betit won the award for Scariest with her bloody ‘killer’ ghost. Mike Wert, the ape, got the most laughs for Funniest. And Teresa Hutchinson won Most Original for her snowman rendition.
The winning group award went to Florence Belnap and the Finance department for Willy & the Ooompa Loompas, followed in second by Bryan Campbell and staff for the kind visit from Mother Nature and her weathermakers.
These winners were joined by Sue Bromirski, Megan Goddard and Bob Waters for Most Creative, Scariest and Funniest carved pumpkins, respectively.
Thanks to all who bewitched and bemused – it was great fun for all!
Sandy Kind to Vermont
Hurricane Sandy was, fortunately, a non-event in Vermont. We had no power outages or flooding, and all of our plants continued normal operations. Our thoughts are with our customers and suppliers that were not so lucky. If there is anything that we can do to assist you in the days ahead, please contact us at any of our facilities. We stand ready to help!
Jeff Somple
President, Northern Division
Mack Molding
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