How the Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball Has Transformed [A Byte Out of the Big Apple]
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A Byte Out of the Big Apple
New York City attracts captains of industry, innovators, and creatives. It’s home to iconic skyscrapers and intricate subway tunnels, the neon lights of Times Square and delicate flora of Central Park, brick-and-mortar shops and dotcoms and they’re all driven by the manufacturing industry.
Ending 2020 on a High Note: 6 Positive Stories to Celebrate This Week [Amplify Friday]
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As 2020 draws to a close, we’re reminded of the way industry came together during a difficult year. We saw Tesla buy and airship ventilators from China for the U.S., General Motors pivot to manufacture face masks, Hollywood dramas like
The year isn’t over yet, though, and we’re still seeing large corporations and individuals alike do their part to make the world safer, more inclusive, and more joyous.
32% of Women in Manufacturing Feel Valued, Compared to 51% of Men
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While most respondents to the recent Thomas/Women in Manufacturing (WiM) Women in Manufacturing Benchmark Study felt that women in the manufacturing sector have made significant progress over the past five years, the concrete metrics painted a less encouraging reality.
Here are three takeaways about women in industry.