Following the presentation of the Manufacturer of the Year award, Michael Johnson, COO and Executive Vice President of the NE Chamber, stands with Diane Temme Stinton, Roland Temme, Governor Jim Pillen and NE Chamber President Bryan Slone. TMCO Inc. has been named Nebraska Manufacturer of the Year by the NE Chamber. The award recognizes a Nebraska manufacturer that implements innovative ways to conduct business using products, processes, technologies and other strategies.
“TMCO perfectly represents manufacturing in Nebraska. They’ve developed a welcoming place to work for people of all backgrounds, serve their customers with pride and dedication, and have led on technology investment since day one,” said NE Chamber Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President Mike Johnson. “The work they’ve done, and the work they continue to do, helps drive Nebraska forward in the heartland of manufacturing. The manufacturing industry is poised for growth, and it is so inspiring to see TMCO lead on that growth.” Established and headquartered in Lincoln, TMCO’s original goal was to become what it is today, a Total Manufacturing Company. Roland Temme began operations in an 850 square-foot metal building in downtown Lincoln nearly 50 years ago. Since then, the manufacturing company has come to specialize in custom manufacturing, whether that be architectural and decorative structures or personalized and business merchandise. “It’s an honor to highlight the work of family-owned small business. I think that manufacturing is a very special sector of Nebraska business and to be recognized as Nebraska Manufacturer of the Year is a really big honor for us,” said TMCO CEO Diane Temme Stinton. “The work of the Nebraska Chamber to advocate for the manufacturing sector is positioning us for some really exciting opportunities.” TMCO was honored today at the annual NE Chamber Manufacturing Summit, co-hosted by RSM US LLP. RSM is a leading provider of audit, tax and consulting services to manufacturing and wholesale distribution industries. Event sponsors are recognized here.
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The all-terrain tracked wheelchair, manufactured by Rocket Mobility in Columbus, Nebraska, has been named the “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” for 2023.
Manufacturers, students, and all Nebraskans were invited to vote in a head-to-head, bracket-style matchup of 16 finalists through the month of September to determine the 2023 winner. Learn about each of the finalists at nemanufacturingalliance.com. In total, the four rounds of voting drew 50,000 votes. “This contest really puts the creativity, ingenuity, inventions, and entrepreneurship of Nebraska manufacturers on display,” said Mike Johnson, chief operating officer and executive vice president of manufacturing for the NE Chamber. “In addition to recognizing the skilled Nebraskans driving the manufacturing industry today, our goal is to illuminate these high-tech, problem-solving careers to the next generation. We hope the products and manufacturers in this contest inspire the youth of Nebraska to check out careers in this field!” “The contest is a great way to highlight our state’s manufacturing industry by showcasing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of products made right here in Nebraska,” said NPPD Economic Development Manager Nicole Sedlacek. “It’s always so exciting to see what products compete because it shows how diverse Nebraska’s manufacturing industry is and all of the incredible options it offers.” The champion was announced October 10 at the NE Chamber’s Manufacturing Summit in La Vista, where the 16 products featured in the tournament were also invited to display their products. The contest – hosted by the NE Manufacturing Alliance and powered by the NE Chamber and Nebraska Public Power District, together with your local utility – celebrates the state’s thriving manufacturing industry with Nebraska residents, students, educators, community leaders, manufacturers and especially, the vast number of Nebraskans working in manufacturing every day. The popular contest leads the state into NE Manufacturing Month celebrated each year in October. ### About NE Manufacturing Alliance Five statewide manufacturing groups have pledged to coordinate efforts to grow manufacturing and STEM workforce in Nebraska over the next decade. Learn more at nemanufacturingalliance.com. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 10:10 A.M. / 1:30 P.M. CDT
WHAT: Trophy presentation for the “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” The NE Chamber and Nebraska Public Power District will present the championship trophy to the winner of the second annual competition to crown the “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” at the NE Chamber Manufacturing Summit. To close the event, one manufacturer will be recognized by the NE Chamber and RSM US, LLP as “Nebraska Manufacturer of the Year.” WHEN: Tuesday, October 10
WHERE: Via Facebook Live on the NE Chamber page Or Embassy Suites La Vista Hotel and Conference Center 12520 Westport Pkwy, La Vista, NE 68128 WHO: “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” Mike Flood, U.S. Representative (R-NE) Mike Johnson, COO and Executive Vice President, Manufacturing, NE Chamber Courtney Dentlinger, Vice President of Customer Service + External Affairs, Nebraska Public Power District Representatives of the winning manufacturer “Nebraska Manufacturer of the Year” Jim Pillen, Governor, Nebraska Mike Johnson, COO and Executive Vice President, Manufacturing, NE Chamber Michelle Luett, Partner, RSM US LLP Representatives of recognized manufacturer REFERENCES: https://www.nemanufacturingalliance.com/coolest-thing-made-in-ne.html https://www.nechamber.com/ne-manufacturers-of-the-year.html MEDIA RSVP: If planning to join in person, please contact Meg Hatfield, NE Chamber, [email protected], (531) 278-1262 to register. |
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