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ANO-TALK: All Things AnodizingAuthor: AAC
Learn about aluminum anodizing, the technology that makes aluminum look like aluminum and stay in good shape, in things from window frames and jet planes to your iPhone. Join George, Tej, Nathan, and Mark from the Aluminum Anodizers Council, with guest speakers talking about topics from process best practices to regulatory issues to environmental impact to Where is anodization even used? Tune in if you're an anodizer, or you want to use anodizing to put color in your aluminum, or if you just think running loads of electricity through metal and acid sounds fun. Language: en Genres: Business, Careers, Education Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Resilience in Business: Lessons from the Anodizing Industry
Episode 39
Friday, 26 September, 2025
Summary The ANO-Talk hosts sit down with Barb "the cleaning lady" and Ed Kanegsberg of BFK Solutions LLC at the Aluminum Summit in Atlanta Georgia. The conversation explores various themes related to the anodizing industry, including personal anecdotes, resilience in business, the importance of education and training, regulatory challenges, and the significance of employee safety. The speakers emphasize the need for adaptability in the face of changing regulations and the importance of effective communication with regulators. They also discuss the future of anodizing and the dynamics of the supply chain, highlighting the necessity of making learning engaging and fun for employees. Takeaways The importance of resilience and adaptability in business. Education and training should focus on teaching critical thinking. Regulatory challenges are accelerating in the chemical industry. Employee safety is paramount in manufacturing environments. Effective communication with regulators is essential for industry success. The anodizing industry faces unique challenges due to environmental regulations. Making learning engaging can enhance employee retention and understanding. Collaboration between management and technicians leads to better outcomes. Understanding the risks and benefits of chemicals is crucial for safety. The future of anodizing will depend on innovation and adaptability.
