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Participating Associations

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AGENDA, ATTENDEES AND SPONSORS

ONSITE PROGRAMAPRIL 21-24, 2015 GRAND HYATT SAN ANTONIO SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

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The Woodworking Machinery Industry Association (WMIA) and the Wood Machinery Manufacturers of America (WMMA) represent different segments of the industry and were established a number of years apart, WMIA in 1977 and WMMA in 1899. But for the last 30 years, the associa-tions have been working together as well as individually for the industry ... your industry! That’s right, they have been connecting the Industry for over 30 years!

A number of years ago, WMMA and WMIA came together to form the Woodworking Industry Conference (WIC) — the “One Industry Conference” that you cannot afford to miss! Attending this “one conference” will give you a wealth of knowledge, practical information and valuable contacts for your company — an unmatched value for your business.

Why do industry professionals attend WIC year after year?• Connect with your peers at a wide array of formal and

informal networking functions.• Contact Table Program – spend quality on-on-one time

and build important business relationships.

WIC2015THE ONE CONFERENCE YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS!

ATTIREFor WIC events, comfortable and casual dress is appropri-ate. Daytime attire is casual and sportswear iscustomary. All evening activities are informal as well. Wednesday’s beach activities may require sneakersor tennis shoes. Thursday’s offsite social event is an in-door/outdoor venue. Heels are not recommended.

WIC CHILDREN POLICYAll children MUST be registered to receive a badge. Reg-istered children (ages 12 to 18) accompanied by an adult are welcome to the evening events. Please make alternate arrangements for children under the age of 12.

APRIL 21-24, 2015 GRAND HYATT SAN ANTONIO SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

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ALPHACAM

BIESSE

EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS

FDMC

FIRST INSURANCE AGENCY

HENDRICK MANUFACTURING CORPO-RATION

HOLZ-HER

INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKING FAIR

MORGAN STANLEY

THE ORIGINAL SAW COMPANY

WIC2015THANK YOU, SPONSORS

PILLAR MACHINE

SAFETY SPEED MANUFACTURING COMPANY

SCM GROUP

STILES MACHINERY INC.

WEIMA

WEINIG

WILLIAMS & HUSSEY MACHINE CO., INC.

WOODWORKING NETWORK

WOODSHOP NEWS

Larry Hofferlhoffer@wmia.org

Liza Wentworthlwentworth@wmia.org

Fred Stringfellowfred@wmma.org

Jennifer Millerjennifer@wmma.org

Diane Schaferdiane@wmma.org

Angelo Gangoneangelo@awfs.org

Kim Roehrichtkim@awfs.org

Nancy Fisternancy@awfs.org

Kevin Gammonleykgammonley@nbmda.org

Sarah Kohlerskohler@nbmda.org

Brian Whiteinfo@nbmda.org

WIC STAFF

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TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2015 7am - 9amWMIA Executive Committee

8am - 12pmWMMA Board Meeting

8am - 12pmAWFS Board Meeting

9am - 2pmWMIA Board Meeting

12pm - 6pmWIC Registration

1pm - 3pmWMMA International Business Development Committee

1pm - 5pmWMMA Membership Development Committee

3pm - 4pmWMMA Technical Standards Committee Meeting

3pm - 5pmWMIA Education Committee Meeting

3pm - 5pmJoint WMMA/WMIA Technology Committee

3pm - 5pmWMIA Marketing Committee Meeting

4pm - 5pmWMMA/WMIA Joint Executive Committee Meeting

5:30pm - 6:30pmWelcome Reception(Dinner on own)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2015 7am - 5pm WIC Registration

7:15am - 8:45am WMMA Public Policy Committee Meeting

7:30am - 8:45am Opening Breakfast

7:30am - 8:30am WMIA Education Foundation Meeting

8:45am - 9:45am Technology Task Force SessionPresentation: How to Build Your Own App

9:45am - 10amBreak

10am - 12pm AWFS Trade Show Committee Meeting

10am - 11:30 Business Trends for the Next Two Years: Gene Marks

11am - 12:30pmSpouse Brunch

11:30am - 1pm US Tag Lunch Meeting

11:30am - 1pm Lunch

1pm - 2:30pm Workforce Training Session

2:30pm - 3pm Break

3pm - 5pm WMMA Annual Meeting & Export Panel

3pm - 5pm WMIA Annual Meeting

3pm - 5pm NBMDA Executive Committee Meeting

6pm - 9:30pm Cocktails & Dinner at Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort

THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 7am - 5pm Registration

7:30am - 9am Breakfast, Presidents’ Welcome & US Tag Update

9am - 10:15am Wooden Globe Award Presentation

10:15am - 10:30am Break

10:30am - 11:45am Manufacturing Executive Panel

11:45am - 1pm Lunch, Partner of the Year & Baldwin Award Presentation

1 pm - 2:30 pm NBMDA/CIDA Steering Committee

3pm - 5pm NBMDA Board Meeting

1pm - 5pm Contact Tables

6pm - 9:30pm Cocktails & Dinner at Southwest School of the Arts

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2015 6:15am - 6:30amRegistration for 5K

6:30am - 8am5K Run/Walk

8am - 9:30am Breakfast

9:30 - 11am Economic Outlook: Brian Beaulieu, ITR

11am Lunch & Afternoon On Own — Fiesta!

11am - 12pm WMIA Closing Board Meeting

11am - 12pm WMMA Closing Board Meeting

12:30pm - 5:30pmGolf Tournament (Optional) at Republic Golf Course

6:30pm - 9:30pm Cocktails & Dinner at Grand Hyatt with Silent Auction

Highlighted events for all attendees

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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FIRST INSURANCE AGENCYFirst Insurance Agency, Inc. has been in business for over 90 years. We insure a broad spectrum to include municipalities, government agencies, large contractors and manufacturers. Several clients have been with us for over 40 years. We offer a consultative, professional approach, where service is an ongoing process and part of our culture.

VISIT US ON THE WEB! www.1stinsurance.com

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STILES MACHINERYStiles has been helping manufacturers achieve high performance with quality machines and service since 1965.Today, a wide range of industries partner with Stiles. We bring innovative concepts, new technologies and outstanding service to aerospace, transportation, alternative energy, architecture and structural ele-ments, furniture, retail fixtures and other industries.We offer expertise in manufac-turing within a range of materials, including wood, plastics, composites, carbon fiber, glass, stone and nonferrous metals. We can help you test and implement new techniques that will revolutionize your business and your industry. Regardless of the changes in technology, the emergence of new materials, or fluctuations in the national and global economy, we’re here to stay, and to stay behind you every step of the way. We’re proud to have played a part in the success of thousands of businesses just like yours. For large production manufacturers or small shops, our Total Production Solutions approach to manufacturing covers consulting and equipment integration, education, service, parts and so much more. We are your single source for the tools and the knowledge you need to stay ahead of your competition. The way we see it, our business is helping your business succeed.

PREMIUM SPONSOR

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WEINIG/HOLZHER

PREMIUM SPONSOR

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WEDNESDAY APRIL 22

HOW TO BUILD YOUR OWN APP PRESENTED BY THE TECHNOLOGY TASK FORCE SESSIONSponsored by

Woodworking Network, division of Vance400 Knightsbridge ParkwayLincolnshire, IL 60069 847-634-2600 Email: ldidier@woodworkingnetwork.comWebsite: www.woodworkingnetwork.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/woodworking-networkTwitter: twitter.com/WoodworkingBizFacebook: www.facebook.com/woodworkingnetwork?ref=hl

For more than 100 years, Woodworking Network continues to deliver the latest news, trends and supplies related to the manufacturing of cabinets, case goods, furniture and wood products. We produce a monthly publication, daily newslet-ters, face-to-face events, webcasts, videos and the industry’s favorite website. Our annual Woodworking Almanac and Red Book Resource Guide are the most read publications in the industry.

BUSINESS TRENDS FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARSBY GENE MARKSGene Marks is a columnist, author, and small business owner. Gene writes every day on business, politics and public policy for the Washington Post and weekly for Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Entrepreneur and the Huffington Post. Gene has written 5 books on business management, specifically geared towards small and medium sized companies. His most recent is The Manufacturer’s Book of Lists. Nationally, Gene appears on Fox News, MSNBC and CNBC discussing matters affecting the business community. Through his keynotes and breakout ses-sions, Gene helps business owners, executives and managers understand the political, economic and technological trends that will affect their companies so they can make profitable decisions. Gene owns and operates the Marks Group PC, a highly successful ten-person firm that provides technology and consulting services to small and medium sized business-es. Prior to starting the Marks Group PC Gene, a Certified Public Accountant, spent nine years in the entrepreneurial services arm of the international consulting firm KPMG in Phil-adelphia where he was a Senior Manager.

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PAUL EVANSPaul Evans, Director Production & Simula-tion Technologies Department, Southwest Research Institute. Mr. Evans directs the Production and Simulation Technologies De-partment. Areas of specialization within the department include process improvement, lean manufacturing, six sigma, quality sys-tems, innovation tools, workforce training, instructional design, training technologies and systems, simu-lators, electromechanical systems, robotics, controls, ma-chine vision and optical sensing, image processing, machine perception, computer modeling and simulation, automated surface processing, structural and thermal analysis, technol-ogy feasibility studies, and third party analysis and review of electromechanical systems.

The Production and Simulation Technologies Department hosts the South Central regional office of the Texas Manufac-turing Assistance Center (TMAC), an affiliate of the Manufac-turing Extension Partnership to provide affordable technical assistance to Texas manufacturers. TMAC primarily works with small and medium manufacturers with the adoption and implantation of systems, processes, tools, technologies and a variety of other resources. Mr. Evans serves as a member of the TMAC Executive Council.

Mr. Evans’ areas of technical expertise include mechanical system design, software design, programming, industrial and custom robotics, and project management. During his tenure at Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®), Mr. Evans managed a large ongoing multidisciplinary program for a food manufacturing company. This program required support from the Chemistry and Mechanical Engineering Divisions. The focus of this program was to enhance the customer’s productivity through strategic identification and implantation of automation solutions, development of long term next generation manufacturing processes, and assistance with various technical issues. Mr. Evans has a B.S., Engineering (Mechanical Emphasis) from Walla Walla College and M.S., Mechanical Engineering from Iowa State University

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION PANELNANCY FISTERNancy Fister is the Education Director for the Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers (AWFS®). She plans and coordi-nates the College of Woodworking Knowl-edge (CWWK®), the educational seminar program of the biennial AWFS Fair®. She also leads efforts aimed at increasing stu-dent and educator awareness of and interest in wood products manufacturing as a viable career path, and of garnering support of Career Technical Education (CTE) from legislators. Nancy is the staff liaison for the AWFS Education, CWWK and Public Policy committees.

FRED RASCOEFred Rascoe is Director of Career Readiness for Motlow College. He has over 30 years of experience in mechatronic product and pro-cess development. Fred has worked for IBM, Yorozu, and International Safety Instruments as Director of Engineering developing prod-ucts for commercial use. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineer-ing from UT Knoxville, and a Master’s Degree in Engineer-ing from the University of North Carolina Charlotte. He also holds a Professional Engineering License in Tennessee. Fred currently oversees the development and instruc-tion of the Mechatronics program for both a certificate in Mechatronics as well as an AAS degree in Mechatronic Technology. Under his direction Motlow has successfully implemented a program of mechatronic study with two high schools, Oakland High School in Murfreesboro and Warren County High School in McMinnville. Also Fred has worked with MTSU to create an articulation agreement between MTSU and MSCC in mechatronics engineering. Some of his extracurricular work is being a member of the Governor’s skill panel on Advanced Manufacturing. He has been with Motlow State Community College for 5 years.

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THURSDAY APRIL 23

AWARDS PRESENTATIONSWMMA BALDWIN AWARDWMMA members agree that the prestigious Baldwin Award is an honor of a lifetime. Named for Ralph B. Baldwin, long-time member, the award will be presented to an individual in the woodworking industry who has exemplified the kind of commitment which makes an association function at, or near, its peak potential and is a contributor to his company’s success and the community of which he/she is a part.

WMIA WOODEN GLOBE AWARD & PARTNER OF THE YEAR AWARDEvery year WMIA honors excellence among woodworking companies by presenting the annual Wood Globe Awards. WMIA members nominate their customers, and awards are presented in three categories: Innovator, Educator, and Commitment to Excellence through Technology. In addition, distributor members present the Partner of the Year award to a woodworking machinery supplier who best exemplifies the spirit of partnership.

THE MANUFACTURERS EXECUTIVE PANEL Sponsored by

FDMC is the Woodworking Industry’s Strongest Me-dia Brand. Embracing the technological evolution that is shaping the media business in the 21st century, CCI Media brings depth of experience and strength of commitment to the woodworking industry like no other media company. It’s redesigned, print brand leads the market in ad pages, staff written content, and insightful commentary by indus-try thought leaders. FDMC’s audience development team worked diligently throughout the financial crisis to track the changing landscape of the market, and create the most precise, up-to-date database in the industry. FDMC’s digital edition was the first in the industry to incorporate video into every issue, providing readers with content that comes to life every month. And, it is the only brand with apps for the iPad, iPhone, Google Play, and Kindle Fire. FDMC’s core print/digital product is enhanced by a team of innovative media brands including a robust, new website; www.fdmcdigital.com, The Daily Brief and the TipSheet e-newsletters, and the industry’s newest trade show and conference, Wood Pro Expo. Innovation, commitment and dedication are the hall-marks of FDMC and the core reason that nearly half of the ad pages run to the industry are carried by the brand.

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THURSDAY APRIL 23

TODD F. BACHELDERTodd Bachelder joined Menck USA in March of 2013 to launch Menck Windows with Bodo Liesenfeld of Liesenfeld Inter-national and joint venture partner Menck Fenster of Hamburg, Germany. After near-ly 20 years in commercial banking, Todd has held positions as CFO and COO of two manufacturing companies and has provided financial, organizational and strategic consulting assistance to both companies and nonprofit organizations. Most recently, he was COO of custom wood window manufacturer, Durath-erm Windows. Todd holds an A.B. degree in Economics from Dartmouth College and an M.B.A. degree from Amos Tuck School of Business Administration.

DAVE LOWESDave Lowes is Project Manager and Maintenance Department Manager at Havco Wood Products. Lowes has been with Havco Wood Products since 1991 and directly oversees the Maintenance efforts at their Cape Girardeau, Missouri facility as well serving as the Project Manager for Capital Projects at Cape Girardeau and for their plant in Vonore, Tennessee. Beginning in 1999 Lowes led a team in designing and constructing a new 165,000 manufacturing facility in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. During this time he served as the project manager for the construction of the building as well as the machinery installation for the new multi-line plant. Lowes was also responsible for all environmental permit-ting necessary to bring the project within compliance with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Lowes has also participated in numerous other projects at both locations. Beginning in 2006, Lowes along with the man-agement of Havco began the research and justification for converting one of the production lines to a semi- automat-ed Scanning and Defecting process. Lowes is responsible for all Environmental permitting pertaining to Air Emissions and Storm Water regulations. In 2007 Lowes was respon-sible for spearheading the effort to implement a TPR [Total Productive Reliability] program at Havco.

Lowes is a member of the NFPA and is responsible for all compliance issues related to fire protection. Lowes re-ceived his B.S. in Business from Southeast Missouri State University.

JEFF STONEJeff Stone is the founder and CEO of Navy Island Inc., a manufacturer of acoustical panels, wood veneer panels, and architectural doors and frames based in West. St. Paul, MN. Jeff started the company in 1983 making fur-niture in the family garage with his two brothers. For the next 12 years, the company tried it’s hand at various wood working related ventures before finally settling on manufac-turing custom veneer panels in 1995. In 2010 Jeff acquired Summit Door, a manufacturer of architectural doors and frames in St. Paul and transitioned it into Navy Island. In 2013 Navy Island expanded into manufacturing acoustical wall and ceiling panels and cur-rently has a patent pending on the world’s most acoustical-ly absorbent architectural panel. Navy Island currently has two facilities totaling 86,000 sq. ft. and employs 75 humans and 10 robots. Jeff ‘s primary role is overseeing the company but much of his time is spent on research and development of new products. Their latest acoustic panel is currently on track to more than double company wide sales for 2015. Jeff and his wife have four kids and like to travel. When he is not try-ing to figure out how to make more wood products in less time, he spends his time golfing, sail-boarding and biking

LOUIS TOBIA, JR. Louis Tobia, Jr., of New England Casket Company, is the third generation owner and has been with the company full time since 1990. New England Casket has been manufacturing hardwood caskets for over 78 years. Lou has a business degree from Bentley University and has been a previous board member and President of CFSA completing his term in 2014. He was elected as Treasurer in 2011 and Vice President in 2012. He and his wife Melis-sa live in Middleton, Massachusetts, with their two children, Olivia and Andrew.”

THE MANUFACTURERS EXECUTIVE PANEL MODERATED BY TIM FIXMER

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CONTACT TABLESThe Woodworking Industry Conference offers the industry’s only contact table program, the most cost-efficient opportunity for face-to-face business meetings. This is a unique experience for the industry to convene for vital business discussions. WIC’s Contact Table Program is truly the most cost-effective sales call you will make in 2015! Participants include:

1st Insurance AgencyAllocca EnterprisesAssociation of Woodworking & Furnishings SuppliersAtlantic MachineryBacci America Inc.Barbo MachineryBiesse AmericaBlack Bros. Co.CabinetMakerFDMCasadei BusellatoCastle, Inc.Colonial SawDoucet Machineries, Inc.Friulmac, IncGreat Lakes Custom Tool Mfg., Inc.Havco Wood ProductsHermance Machine CompanyInternational Woodworking FairItalpresse USA, Inc.Leitz Tooling Systems LPMachine Solutions LLCMacoser, Inc.Mereen-Johnson LLCNederman LLCNewman Machine Company, Inc.Pillar MachinePrecision Drive SystemsQuis Machinery, Inc.Safety Speed Manufacturing Company, Inc.SawStop LLCSchmalz Inc.Stiles Machinery, Inc.TigerStop, LLCTimesavers, LLCWEIMA America, Inc.WEINIG HOLZ-HER USAWood Machinery Manufacturers of AmericaWood Machinery Systems, IncWoodshop NewsWoodworking CanadaWoodworking Machinery Industry AssociationWoodworking Network, Div of Vance

THURSDAY APRIL 23

COCKTAIL RECEPTION AND DINNER AT SOUTHWEST SCHOOL OF ARTS Sponsored by

WOODSHOPNEWSShaping the Successful ShopTM ®

Hendrick has been the innovator in panel processing solutions for over 60 years. Headquartered in Salem, Mas-sachusetts, Hendrick remains an American manufacturer with a production facility for our smaller format panel saw series, as well as custom machinery engineering and fabri-cation. Our broad line includes vertical panel saws, hori-zontal panel saws, cross-cut saws, CNC routers, software and tooling.

WOODSHOP NEWS is the leading trade journal for profes-sional woodworkers, with over 43,000 monthly subscribers receiving over 53,000 monthly editions (print + digital). We are the only Professional Woodworking magazine 100% dedicated to small and mid-sized woodworking shops. Our robust editorial content is centered on quality, craftsman-ship and custom woodworking.

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5K FUNDRAISER FOR WOODWORKING CAREER ALLIANCESponsored by

FRIDAY APRIL 24

ECONOMIC OUTLOOK BY BRIAN BEAULIEU, ITR One of the country’s most informed economists, Brian Beaulieu has served as CEO of ITR Economics™ since 1987 where he researches the use of business cycle analysis and econom-ic forecasts to increase profitability. Brian has been providing workshops and economic analysis seminars in 7 countries to thousands of business owners and execu-tives for the last 28 years. Brian has been providing workshops and economic analysis seminars in 7 countries to literally thousands of business owners and executives for the last 31 years. During that period he has also been consulting with companies who need a domestic and global perspec-tive on how to forecast, plan, and increase their profits based on business cycle trend analysis. He is co-author of Prosperity in the Age of Decline, a powerful look at how to make the most of the US and global trends over the next 20 years. Brian also co-au-thored Make Your Move, a practical and insightful guide on increasing profits through business cycle changes, and noted by one reviewer as “simple, yet awesome.” He is on the Board of Directors of the Ariens Com-pany, a global leading manufacturer of outdoor power equipment, and a member of the Investment Commit-tee for NorthStar Financial Services, CLS Investments in Omaha, Nebr. Brian is also Chief Economist for Vistage International, a global organization of CEOs comprising over 16,000 members. Brian’s views have appeared in/on: the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Barron’s, USA Today, CNBC TV, FOX Business TV, Knight Ridder News Services, Reuters, CBS Radio, The Washington Times, Forbes, Atlanta Journal Constitution, KERA TV, Canadian TV, and numerous other outlets. He is a regular columnist and contributing economist to national trade associa-tions and publication

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GOLF TOURNAMENTSponsored by

FRENCHENGLISH

Promotional logotype - Used in our national brand campaign and marketing materials. The preferred treatment is black logo and tagline on a rectangle of PMS 116.

The tagline can be dropped on back covers or when it doesn’t read well.

The Registered (®) mark should be dropped when using in online materials.

Event logotype - Used for local event venue signage.

It is acceptable to use these logos for premium items. In this case, it should be printed in PMS 5535, black, or white on a dark color from our color palette.

Colors Fonts

Logos

PMS 116C

PMS 5535C

PMS 160C

PMS 647C

ArcherArcher is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for headlines and subheads.

GothamGotham is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for body copy. For readability, it is recommended not to go below 9 pt. on 13 pt. Pre�ered disclaimer style is 7 pt. on 8 pt. book weight.

ITC Franklin GothicITC Franklin Gothic is used for tables, charts, and copy heavy documents. It is also used for our HNW category.

The following is a quick reference guide to Edward Jones’ specific brand colors, fonts, and logos.

Promotional logotype - Used in our national brand campaign and marketing materials. The preferred treatment is black logo and tagline on a rectangle of PMS 116.

The tagline can be dropped on back covers or when it doesn’t read well.

The trademark (TM) should be dropped when using in online materials.

Event logotype - Used for local event venue signage.

It is acceptable to use these logos for premium items. In this case, it should be printed in PMS 5535, black, or white on a dark color from our color palette.

Colors Fonts

Logos

PMS 116C

PMS 5535C

PMS 160C

PMS 647C

ArcherArcher is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for headlines and subheads.

GothamGotham is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for body copy. For readability, it is recommended not to go below 9 pt. on 13 pt. Pre�ered disclaimer style is 7 pt. on 8 pt. book weight.

ITC Franklin GothicITC Franklin Gothic is used for tables, charts, and copy heavy documents. It is also used for our HNW category.

The following is a quick reference guide to Edward Jones’ specific brand colors, fonts, and logos.

Biesse, a leading manufacturer of machinery and automat-ed systems for processing wood, plastics and non-ferrous metals, is known for some of the most innovative tech-nology available in the industry. From affordable, high quality entry-level machines up to the most technologically advanced solutions available for panel processing, solid wood manufacturing, plastic manufacturing as well as the production of composite materials, we have the machin-ery to meet your needs. We understand from experience the challenges that face growing companies and we are dedicated to helping each of our customers excel. We continually chart new ground, bringing unprecedented levels of efficiency to the production process. We offer a maximum return on investment with affordable, flexible and user-friendly machinery designed to deliver exceptional performance. With trends and technology changing rap-idly, high technology in your shop can give you the edge over your competition.

Edward Jones Investments: Fiesta Battle of the Flowers ParadeFor 123 years, thousands of spectators have lined the streets in downtown San Antonio to witness the spec-tacular Battle of Flowers® Parade. Glittering in the Tex-as sunshine, the parade moves down the route thrilling the crowds with awe-inspiring sights and sounds. In 2015 the time-honored tradition continues with “This Land is Your Land,” highlighting our beautiful country and our American heritage. The first Battle of Flowers® Parade was held in 1891 to honor the fallen heroes of the Alamo and to commemorate the victory at the Battle of San Jacinto which gained Texas independence from Mexico. The tradition of honoring those heroes contin-ues with the presentation of floral tributes as each entry passes the Alamo. The Battle of Flowers® Parade is the founding event of Fiesta® and the only parade in the United States produced by an organization made up entirely of women, all of whom are volunteers. The Battle of Flowers® Association supports the historic, educational, artistic and philanthropic achievements of the San Antonio community.

FRIDAY APRIL 24

COCKTAILS AND DINNER AT THE GRAND HYATTSponsored by

Safety Speed Manufacturing Company, Inc.. “American Made Vertical Panel Saws, Panel Routers, Edgebanders, Screw Pocket Machines and Widebelt Sanders” All of these American made machines are built with a commit-ment to quality and durability representing a great value to the customer. Safety Speed Mfg. manufactures a combina-tion of nineteen different panel saws, panel routers, saw/router combinations, wide belt sanders, edgebanders, and screw pocket machines which gives customers the ability to match the many features and price points exactly to their individual needs.

Williams & Hussey has been producing high quality mold-ers to the woodworking industry for over 60 years. These versatile molders offer straight, curved and elliptical molding applications to the professional woodworker. We manufacture in-stock and custom knives made with the finest material and with guaranteed accurate grinding.

Original Saw has been manufacturing sawing equip-ment in its Northern Iowa facility for over 25 years. We currently manufacture electric arbor motors, radial arm saws, metal cutting radial arms, horizontal beam saws, material handling extension tables, manual measuring systems, DC drive systems, and miter saw stands. All of our equipment is manufactured in the USA by our skilled employees that make up the Original Saw team

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SILENT AUCTIONSponsored by

Founded in 1952 in Rimini, Italy, SCM Group S.p.A is the leading designer, manufacturer and distributor of innova-tive and technologically advanced solutions for woodwork-ing, glass, stone, plastic, metals and composite materials. SCM Group’s line of products range from the “Classic” en-try-level manual equipment to the turnkey fully-automated “Industrial” solution, and all products use the best Italian components possessing the renowned “Made in Italy” high level of quality and control. With headquarters in Rimini, SCM Group operates through 18 production facilities located throughout Italy and 19 foreign subsidiaries with a total workforce of 3,100 employees. Using an extensive distribution network, SCM Group exports over 80% of its production, covering 120 countries through subsidiaries, distributors and agents.

Alphacam is intelligent and intuitive CAD CAM Software for Woodworking, Metal & Stone Cutting. The emphasis behind the development of Alphacam is to provide our customers with productivity, reliability, and flexibility. This can be found in all our modules which include Routing, Milling, Turning with 2-Axis to 5-Axis Machining.

FRIDAY APRIL 24

LANYARDSSponsored by

If you need to joint two pieces of wood together, we are your guys! Pillar Machine also carries a full line of solid wood cabinet door making equipment. All machines are fully manufactured in the USA, we’re located in the heart of Utah. Pillar Machine has a world class service department, servicing Accu-Systems and Pillar Machines. BUILT PILLAR TOUGH!

LANYARD SPONSOR

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Abad Foam, Inc. 6560 Caballero Blvd.Buena Park, CA 90620714-994-2223www.abadfoam.comKevin Bedellkevin@abadfoam.com

Accuride Int’l. 5897 Foxtail CtFerndale, WA 98248360-961-1090www.accuride.comJamie & Anne Goodwinjgoodwin@accuride.com

Accu-Router, Inc. 634 Mountain View Industrial DriveMorrison, TN 37357931-668-7127www.accu-router.comT.R. Herzogtrh@accu-router.com

Aetna Plywood, Inc. 1931 11th St.Rockford, IL 61104815-968-0921www.aetnaplywood.comJon Minnaertjonminnaert@aetnaplywood.com

Air Handling Systems By Manufacturer’s Service Company, Inc. 5 Lunar DriveWoodbridge, CT 06525203-389-9595www.airhand.comJamison Scottjscott@airhand.com

Alexander Dodds Company 3000 Walkent Drive NWGrand Rapids, MI 49544616-784-6000www.dodds.comMark Chappellmc@dodds.com

Arauco North America 2550 Old Salem Rd. NEAlbany, OR 97321541-928-4116www.arauco-usa.comWade & Linda Gregorywade.gregory@arauco-na.com

Atlantic Plywood Corporation 8 Roessler RdWoburn, MA 01801781-424-4153www.atlanticplywood.comPaul Vellapvella@atlanticplywood.comWayne Moriartywmoriarty@atlanticplywood.comMarty Wojickmwojick@atlanticplywood.com

B & B Machinery Co., Inc. 821 Windsor Ave Unit DElkhart, IN 46514574-262-4115www.bbmachinery.comBill Bruckmanbbruckman@bbmachinery.com

Bacci America Inc. 1704 East Blvd, Suite 101Charlotte, NC 28203704-373-1505www.bacciamerica.comGiuseppe Baccig.bacci@bacci.com

Barbo Machinery 14811 NE Airport Way, Suite 400Portland, OR 97230503 232 8158www.barbomachinery.comRand Robinsonrand@barbomachinery.com

Biesse America 4110 Meadow Oak Dr.Charlotte, NC 28208704-357-3131www.biesseamerica.comMike JohnsonMikejohnson@biesseamerica.com

Black Bros. Co. 501 Ninth AvenuePO Box 410Mendota, IL 61342815-539-7451www.blackbros.comTodd Phalentphalen@blackbros.com

ATTENDEE LIST

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Blum, Inc 7733 Old Plank RoadStanley, NC 28164704-827.1345www.blum.comSteve Regelesteve.regele@blum.com

C.A. Technologies LLC 337 South Arthur Ave.Louisville, CO 80027303-438-5707www.spraycat.comJim Jacquemardjimj@spraycat.com

Casadei Busellato 2475 Satellite Blvd.Duluth, GA 30096678-361-7034www.casadei-busellato.comThomas Tuckttuck@casadei-busellato.com

Castle, Inc. P.O. Box 750236Petaluma, CA 94975707-765-0982www.castleusa.comAnnette O’Connor & James ChapmanAnnette@castleusa.com

Clarion Boards Inc. 143 Fiberboard RoadShippenville, PA 16254800-373-4383www.clarionindustries.comLance Rooneylance.rooney@clarionindustries.com

Colonial Saw PO Box AKingston, MA 02364781-585-4364www.csaw.comDavid Rakauskasdrakauskas@csaw.com

Columbia Forest Products, Inc. 7900 Triad Center Dr., #200Greensboro, NC 27409800-637-1609www.columbiaforestproducts.comRon Tewsrtews@cfpwood.comWave Oglesbywoglesby@columbiaforestproducts.comGreg Praygpray@cfpwood.comTodd Vogelsingertvogelsinger@cfpwood.com

CP Adhesives 17141 Lynn LaneHuntington Beach, CA 92649714-846-7063www.cpadhesives.comJoan Kempjoan.hb@verizon.net

Doucet Machineries, Inc. 340 6th St.Daveluyville, QC CANADA G0Z 1C0(819) 367-2633www.doucetinc.comPascal Doucet & Julie Garneaupascald@doucetinc.com

Dubois Equipment Company Inc. 620 Third AvenueP.O. Box 749Jasper, IN 47546812-482-3644www.duboisequipment.comJames & Annette Arvinjima@duboisequipment.com

Edward B. Mueller Company, Inc. 101 East Benson StreetCincinnati, OH 45215(513) 761-6777www.muellerco.comScott & Jennifer Muellerscott.mueller@muellerco.com

FDMC 2240 Country Club Parkway SEGrand Rapids, IA 521033194238001www.fdmcdigital.comTimothy Fixmertim.fixmer@ccimedia.netKarl Forthkarl.forth@ccimedia.net

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WIC 2015 | 19

Festool USA 400 North Enterprise Blvd.Lebanon, IN 46052765-481-0938www.festoolusa.comMichael Williamsmwi@festoolusa.com

First Choice Industrial 145 Auburn Park DriveAuburn, GA 30011678-642-9722www.firstchoiceind.netStan & Janet Paszkowskistan@firstchoiceind.netjanet@firstchoiceind.net

Friulmac, Inc 1052 13th St SEHickory, NC 28602828-781-0428www.friulmac.itJoe & Paula Hammockjhammock@friulmacusa.com

Froedge Machine & Supply 317 Radio Station RoadTompkinsville, KY 42167270-487-5891www.froedge.comKevin & Colleen Corderk.corder@froedge.com

Great Lakes Custom Tool Mfg., Inc. 101 North Old Peshtigo RoadPeshtigo, WI 54157800-873-4528www.glct.comRay & Sue Martinraym@glct.com

Häfele 3901 Cheyenne DriveArchdale, NC 27263336-880-5586www.hafele.comPhilip & Elaine Martinphil.martin@haefele.de

Hendrick Manufacturing Corporation 32 Commercial StreetSalem, MA 01970978-741-3600www.hendrickmanufacturing.comWhitney Wigginwwiggin@hendrickmanufacturing.com

Hermance Machine Company 178 Campbell StreetWilliamsport, PA 17701570- 326-9156www.hermance.comJoe & Claire Strouse jstrouse@hermance.comIan Strouseistrouse@hermance.com

Hoosier Woodworking Machinery LLC 3306 Cobblers CourtNew Albany, IN 47150502.445.6086www.hoosierwoodworkingmachinery.comJason Neafusjasonneafus.hwm@gmail.com

International Woodworking Fair 3520 Piedmont Road, NE, Ste. 120Atlanta, GA 30305404-693-8333iwfatlanta.comKevin Holtzclawkevinh@iwfatlanta.comJim Wulfekuhlejamesw@iwfatlanta.com

Italpresse USA, Inc. 26520 Mallard WayPunta Gorda, FL 33950(941) 639-2100www.italpresseusa.netDave Ortmayerdave@italpresseusa.netKason Keeslingkason@italpresseusa.net

James L. Taylor Mfg. / JLT Clamps / Cameron Automation130 Salt Point TurnpikePoughkeepsie, NY 12603845-452-3780www.jamesltaylor.comChris Hackerchris@jltclamps.com

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20 | WIC 2015

John G. Weber Co., Inc. 1133 South 7th StreetSheboygan, WI 53083920- 452-4494www.johngweber.comJohn Weberjgw@johngweber.com

King Plastic 1100 No. Toledo Blade Blvd.North Port, FL 34288941-493-5502www.kingplastic.comMichael & Kathleen Fabbrimichaelf@kingplastic.com

Kremlin By Exel North America, Inc. 45001 5 Mile RoadPlymouth, MI 48170800-573-5554www.exel-na.comRhonda JoslinRhonda.Joslin@exel-na.com

Leitz Tooling Systems LP 4301 East Paris Avenue, SEGrand Rapids, MI 49512616-698-7010www.leitztooling.comKeith Dorakdora@leitz.orgMark Alstermalster@leitz.org

M.L. Campbell 101 Prospect Ave., 525 RepublicCleveland, OH 44115216-566-2904www.mlcampbell.comMark Carlislemlcarlisle@sherwin.comBrooke Bowenbrooks.bowen@mlcampbell.com

Machine Solutions LLC PO Box 807Jasper, IN 47547812-639-3527www.machinesolutionsllc.comRick Braunrick@machinesolutionsllc.com

Macoser, Inc. 2747 A Interstate StCharlotte, NC 28208704-392-0110www.macoserwood.comPaul Rhoadespaul@macoser.com

Maze Machinery, LLC 1700 Andrew CourtCorinth, TX 76210214-418-7572www.mazemachinery.comErich Mazurekmmwood2006@gmail.com

McKillican International, Inc. 16420 - 118 AvenueEdmonton, AB CANADA T5V 1C8512-828-5800www.mckillican.comJamie Barnesjbarnes@mckillican.comKevin Slabaughjbarnes@mckillican.com

Mereen-Johnson LLC 575 Ninth Street, SE, Suite 200Minneapolis, MN 55414612-529-7791www.mereen-johnson.comJohn Branchjbranch@mereen-johnson.comBrooke Ripleybripley@mereen-johnson.comDennis Smithdsmith@mereen-johnson.comPaul Wilmespwilmes@mereen-johnson.com

Millwork Specialists, Inc. 508 Creske AvenueRothschild, WI 54474(715) 355-0534www.millspec.comMark & Mona Kraftmillspec@millspec.com

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WIC 2015 | 21

Nederman LLC 102 Transit AvenuePO Box 429Thomasville, NC 27361800-533-5286www.nederman.comDon Hinsdaledon.hinsdale@nederman.comDale Newtondale.newton@nederman.comRobert Williamsonrob.williamson@nederman.com

Newman Machine Company, Inc. P.O.Box 5467Greensboro, NC 27435336-273-8261www.newmanwhitney.comCarol & William Feislerbfeisler@newmanwhitney.comJames & Kay Lasterjlaster@newmanwhitney.com

Nordson Corporation 11475 Lakefield DriveDuluth, GA 30097770-497-3400www.nordson.comDave Deibelddeibel@nordson.com

OHARCO 8109 F StreetPO Box 27427Omaha, NE 68127402-342-4489www.oharco.comBill Sauterbsauter@oharco.com

OMGA, Inc. 3705 William Richardson DriveSouth Bend, IN 46628281-240-4509www.omgainc.comRoberto & Julie GhizzoniRoberto.Ghizzoni@omgainc.comjg@omgainc.com

Pennsylvania Lumbermans Mutual Insurance CompanyOne Commerce Square2005 Market Street, Suite 1200Philadelphia, PA 19103267-825-9260www.plmins.comHerman Sanchezhsanchez@plmins.com

Peyton School District 13990 Bradshaw RdPeyton, CO 80831719-749-2330www.peyton.k12.co.usDean Mattsondeanmattson@peyton.k12.co.usTimothy Kistlerkistler@peyton.k12.co.us

Pillar Machine 1810 West 5000 SouthTaylorsville, UT 84129801-965-1900www.pillarmachine.comDan & Heather ChristensenDan@pillarmachine.comJeff & Autumn Hatchjhatch@pillarmachine.com

Precision Drive Systems 4367 Dallas Cherryville HighwayBessemer City, NC 28016704-922-1206www.pdsspindles.comAllen & Lynne Turkaturk@pdsspindles.comBob Barone Bbarone@pdsspindles.com

Quis Machinery, Inc. PO Box 1327Southern Pines, NC 28388(910) 944-3333www.quismachinery.comFrank Quisfrankquis@gmail.com

Rees-Memphis, Inc. 2426 Channel AvenueP.O. Box 13225Memphis, TN 38113901-774-8830www.reesmemphis.comRichard Cowandcowan@reesmemphis.com

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22 | WIC 2015

Roseburg Forest Products 12000 Findley RoadSuite 320Johns Creek, GA 30097678-474-1256www.roseburg.comRoss McFaddenrossm@rfpco.comTom Wardachtomwa@rfpco.comGary Gravisgaryg@rfpco.com

Royal Plywood Co. LLC. 14171 E. Park PlaceCerritos, CA 90703562-404-2989www.royalplywood.comDave & Anette Gollingdaveg@royalplywood.com

Safety Speed Manufacturing Company, Inc.13943 Lincoln Street NortheastHam Lake, MN 55304763-755-1600www.safetyspeed.comBrian Donahueb.donahue@safetyspeed.comShawn Larkins.larkin@safetyspeed.com

SawStop LLC 9564 SW Tualatin Rd.Tualatin, OR 97062503-570-3200www.sawstop.comPaul Carterinfo@sawstop.com

Schmalz Inc. 5200 Atlantic AvenueRaleigh, NC 27616919-713-0880www.us.schmalz.comVolker Schmitzvolker.schmitz@schmalz.us

SCM Group 2475 Satellite BlvdDuluth, GA 30096770-813-8818www.scmgroup.comJohn & Lisa Parkjpark@scmgroup.comRob Howellrhowell@scmgroup.com

Spectrum Adhesives 5611 Universal DriveMemphis, TN 38118800-458-1560www.spectrumadhesives.comArchie Thompsonathompson@spectrumadhesives.com

Stiles Machinery 729 Gallimore Dairy Rd.High Point, NC 27265616-250-6432www.stilesmachinery.comDan & Carole Hershbergerdhershberger@stilesmachinery.comAndreas Muehlbaueramuehlbauer@stilesmachinery.com

Super Thin Saws, Inc. 80 Commercial Dr.Waterbury, VT 05676802-244-8101www.superthinsaws.comJohn Schultzjschultz@superthinsaws.com

The L.E. Smith Company 1030 East Wilson StreetBryan, OH 43506419-636-4555www.lesmith.comCraig Franciscocfrancisco@lesmith.com

The Original Saw Company 465 Third Avenue SEPO Box 331Britt, IA 50423641-843-3868www.originalsaw.comAllen & Jennifer Edenallen_eden@originalsaw.com

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WIC 2015 | 23

TigerStop, LLC 12909 NE 95th StreetVancouver, WA 98682360-254-0661www.tigerstop.comJack RaganJragan@tigerstop.com

Timesavers, LLC 11123 89th Avenue NorthMaple Grove, MN 55369(763) 488-6676www.hermance.comGary Besonengbesonen@timesaversinc.com

Valspar 1823 English Rd.High Point, NC 27262678-447-4336www.valsparglobal.comAllen Ellisjaellis@valspar.comCarl Gaynorcgaynor@valspar.com

Vero Software 3800 Palisades Dr.Tuscaloosa, AL 35405616-299-9730www.planitsolutions.comDonald Bigelowdon.bigelow@planitsolutions.com

VT Industries, Inc. 1000 Industrial ParkHolstein, IA 51025712-368-4381www.vtindustries.comChris Schlabachcschlabach@vtindustries.com

Weeke North America 3965 44th StreetGrand Rapids, MI 49512616-698-7500www.stilesmachinery.com/about/weeke-north-americaNicole & Russell Suorrsuor@stilesmachinery.com

WEIMA America, Inc. 3678 Centre CircleFort Mill, SC 29715(803) 802-7170www.weimaamerica.comMadison Burtmadison.burt@weimaamerica.com

WEINIG, INC. HOLZ-HER USA 124 Crosslake Park DriveMooresville, NC 28117(704) 799-0100www.weinigusa.comJason Howelljason.howell@weinigusa.comMichael Cassellmichael.cassell@holzherusa.comRick HanniganRick.hannigan@ holzherusa.com

Williams & Hussey Machine Co., Inc. 70 Powers StreetMilford, NH 03055603-732-0219www.williamsnhussey.comStephen Carterstevec@williamsnhussey.com

Wood Industry - W.I. Media Inc. Box 84 Cheltenham63 Credit RoadCaledon, ON CANADA L7C 3L7905-703-6597www.woodindustry.caSteve & Patti Kingsking@wimediainc.ca

Wood Machinery Systems, Inc 15041 Minnetonka Ind Rd.Minnetonka, MN 55345952-238-8459www.woodmachinerysystems.comJim & Stephanie Besonenjim@woodmachinerysystems.com

Wood-Mizer Industrial Products 8180 West 10th StreetIndianapolis, IN 46214317-271-1542www.woodmizer.comDarriel & Jayne Millerdmiller@woodmizer.comRandy PankoRpanko@woodmizer.com

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24 | WIC 2015

Woodshop News 10 Bokum RoadEssex, CT 06426860-767-3200www.woodshopnews.comAlex Robertsonalex@woodshopnews.com

Woodwork Career Alliance of North America 7047 Lincolnshire RdLincoln, NE 68506402-610-6043www.woodworkcareer.orgScott Nelsonsnelsonwca@gmail.com

Woodworking Canada 203-520 Riverside DriveToronto, ON CANADA M6S 4B5416-819-4123www.woodworkingcanada.comBert Kleiserbert@kleisermedia.com

Woodworking Network 400 Knightsbridge ParkwayLincolnshire, IL 60069847-634-4341www.woodworkingnetwork.comLaurel Didierldidier@vancepublishing.com James Leaheyjleahey@woodworkingnetwork.comRenee Stritarrstritar@vancepublishing.com

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FRENCHENGLISH

Promotional logotype - Used in our national brand campaign and marketing materials. The preferred treatment is black logo and tagline on a rectangle of PMS 116.

The tagline can be dropped on back covers or when it doesn’t read well.

The Registered (®) mark should be dropped when using in online materials.

Event logotype - Used for local event venue signage.

It is acceptable to use these logos for premium items. In this case, it should be printed in PMS 5535, black, or white on a dark color from our color palette.

Colors Fonts

Logos

PMS 116C

PMS 5535C

PMS 160C

PMS 647C

ArcherArcher is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for headlines and subheads.

GothamGotham is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for body copy. For readability, it is recommended not to go below 9 pt. on 13 pt. Pre�ered disclaimer style is 7 pt. on 8 pt. book weight.

ITC Franklin GothicITC Franklin Gothic is used for tables, charts, and copy heavy documents. It is also used for our HNW category.

The following is a quick reference guide to Edward Jones’ specific brand colors, fonts, and logos.

Promotional logotype - Used in our national brand campaign and marketing materials. The preferred treatment is black logo and tagline on a rectangle of PMS 116.

The tagline can be dropped on back covers or when it doesn’t read well.

The trademark (TM) should be dropped when using in online materials.

Event logotype - Used for local event venue signage.

It is acceptable to use these logos for premium items. In this case, it should be printed in PMS 5535, black, or white on a dark color from our color palette.

Colors Fonts

Logos

PMS 116C

PMS 5535C

PMS 160C

PMS 647C

ArcherArcher is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for headlines and subheads.

GothamGotham is used for all Edward Jones advertising, collateral and communication pieces. It is primarily used for body copy. For readability, it is recommended not to go below 9 pt. on 13 pt. Pre�ered disclaimer style is 7 pt. on 8 pt. book weight.

ITC Franklin GothicITC Franklin Gothic is used for tables, charts, and copy heavy documents. It is also used for our HNW category.

The following is a quick reference guide to Edward Jones’ specific brand colors, fonts, and logos.