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~ Next Session ~
Monday, October 9, 20175:30 p.m.
Lubrizol Chemical & Allied Prod.9911 Brecksville RoadBrecksville, Ohio 44141
Polymer Valley News
The Newsletter of the Akron Section of the Society of Plastics EngineersOur 58th Year of Education and Service to the Plastics Industry
Meeting Information
Member and/or guest $30Non-member $35Retired $25Student $10New Member - first meeting Free
Social / Networking 5:30 p.m.Presentations / tour 6:00 p.m.Burntwood Tavern 7:30 p.m.
Reservations must be in by noon on Wed, Oct. 4 to Dan Crist at [email protected] or 440-227-5424 Please be sure to include the company affiliation of each attendee including dietary restrictions.
Michael Fornes and Walid Qaqish will discuss CPVC and thermo-plastic polyurethanes (TPUs) engineering plastics and applications.
A tour of our R&D facilities for part of engineering plastics will be provided afterwards, followed by dinner.
Please check in at our security building. Parking is in front of security building and across the street on the left side in front of our administrative building (parking space is ~50+, car-pooling a good choice if more than 50 cars).
Lubrizol requirement: Visitors wearing open toe shoes are not allowed in R&D lab area. Visitors from direct competition can attend presentations
but will not be allowed to participate R&D lab tour. Phototaking and video recordings are not allowed.Lubrizol campus is non-smoking.
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Newsletter Contents
Meeting Announcement 1Meeting Information and Map 2President’s Message 3Advertiser Index 413th TopCon 5Membership Report 5Board Meeting Minutes 6September Highlights 9Councilor Report 11ACESS Honors/Awards Banquet 12The Chain 13SPE National links of interest 13Akron SPE Past Presidents 142017-2018 Program 15Join the Board 16Job Openings Posted 16Akron Section Board Members 16SPE Education Foundation 17Insertion Order form – 2017-18 18
Biographies
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Michael Fornes - Global Business Manager for the Lubrizol TempRiteIndustrial business. He is responsible for leading efforts for Corzan brandCPVC piping in applications in Chemical Processing, Power Generation,Water/Waste Water Treatment, Mineral Processing, Semiconductor andMarine applications where corrosion of metal piping systems is an issue.For more information, visit www.corzan.com.
Michael has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and an MBA in International Business from Baldwin Wallace University. He has held engineering and commercial roles at Nordson Corporation, Swagelok, and Eastman Chemical prior to joining Lubrizol in 2014.
Walid Qaqish - Applications Engineer in the LifeSciences, Division at Lubrizol Advanced Materials
Mr. Qaqish is responsible processing and testing of thermoplasticpolyurethanes for medical applications. His additional areas ofexperience include thermal processing, biomaterials, FDA 510ksubmissions, and orthopedic implants. He earned his B.S and M.S.from the University of Akron with a focus on Biomaterials.
Meeting Map
Akron Section SPE Members:
The Board of Directors of the Akron Section and I welcome you to our 2017-2018 professional activities. First, let me thank Robert Weiler for the excellent job he did last year in putting together a super program. If you haven’t been to a section meeting lately, you are missing a lot. Attendance is up and the programs have been very interesting. With the support of Rik Keeley and Jon Sovis from the Cleveland chapter, we have another interesting and educational program of technical and social meetings for you to enjoy this year.
All meetings will be held jointly with the Cleveland Section except for our separate Award Nights in May. You will find program details in the Polymer Valley newsletter, our web site at akronspe.org or our Facebook home page, as well as the pocket calendar sent under separate cover. Note that meetings will be held at the Akron Fairlawn Hilton on West Market Street on the second Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.
We start the year on September 11 with a presentation by Richard Krock, Vice President, Regulatory and Technical Affairs, The Vinyl Institute. Mr. Krock will update meeting attendees on opportunities and challenges facing U.S. vinyl resin, compound and product manufacturers.
If you would like to participate in the leadership anddecision making, please join us at the boardmeetings. This year, board meetings are generallyscheduled the first Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m.in the conference room of the UA PolymerEngineering Academic Center. Please contact mefor details.
I’m looking forward to meeting you at an upcomingAkron SPE event.
Tom McQuaide,President 2017-2018 Akron Section of [email protected]
President’s Message
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Advertiser Index
David Industrial Sales 14
Dover Chemical 4
Harwick Standard 13
Jordi Labs 15
Polysort 4
Struktol 3
Picture your ad here …..And also on www.akronspe.org
Planning for the 13th TOPCON on Thermoplastic Elastomers has started. This will be held in the Akron Hilton from Tuesday, September 18 to Thursday, September 20 in 2018. Once again the Akron Section will co-host with the TPE SIG the Tuesday TPE Primer followed by the main Technical Conference on Wednesday and Thursday. Our Conference Planning team is set with Viv Malpass and Bill Blasius as Akron Section and TPE SIG Co-Chairs. Bill will also Chair the Primer and Conference Technical Programs.
We are going to work hard to obtain at least five sponsors for the event and hopefully close to twenty exhibitors. Income from these should provide a good financial basis for the TOPCON.
We will again ask Akron University students to participate in a Student Poster Session and to assist as ushers and with handling questions from the floor.
We are hoping to get at least 165 attendees, mostly from the US, but we expect some from overseas. SPE Headquarters will be handling all the registrations as before.
We are still considering an appropriate Theme for the Conference with “Innovation Bounces Back” in the lead right now.
All the necessary paperwork will be submitted to SPE by the end of this month. So mark your calendars for Sept 18 -20, 2018 and plan to attend. We look forward to having another excellent TOPCON, which is exciting for those involved and extremely important for our section finances and activities, including offering a growing number of scholarships to Akron area students and supporting them attending SPE Conferences and other activities.
You will be kept informed on our progress as we proceed with our planning to help keep Akron known as the US Rubber Capital City.
13th TopCon
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Membership Report - May 2017Akron Section has 270 active members. One new members was added in May.
Month Active New + Renewal Expired + DroppedJan 2017 280 1+0 = 1 12Feb 274 1+0 = 1 7Mar 276 3+1 = 4 2Apr 277 9+1=10 5+4=9May 270 1+0=1 8+0=8
Board Meeting Minutes – August 28, 2017
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Call to Order: Meeting called to order at 5:30 PM at PEAC, University of Akron
Present: Tom McQuaide, Bob Weiler, Viv Malpass, Gary Taylor, Marcos Pantoja, Anisa Cobaj, Tzu Yu Lai, Szu Hao-Jackie, Meeta Trevedi, Juan Marin Angel, Dave Schultz, John Fellenstein, Tony Dean, Bob Wegelin and Joe Mattingly Absent: Keith Pelfrey, Kevin Malpass and Nicole Brostowitz
Welcome to potential New Board Member - Sherri Hart, Case Analytical
Minutes from June 5, 2017 were reviewed and approved.
ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES:Tom welcomed all to our first meeting of year for Akron Section-SPE.Tom as well welcomed Sherri Hart as potential new BOD Member- Sherri reviewed her background as Owner of Case Analytical as well working with Akron Global Accelerator- Welcome to Sherri Hart.
Committee Reports:Technical Program—Bob WeilerBob Weiler reviewed briefly first meeting- set for Sept 11 where Richard Krock- The Vinyl Institute will speak and informed he as well has reached out to a number of major vinyl oriented companies in the area for support.
Technical Program—Tom McQuaideTom – reviewed the remainder of the Program as he and Cleveland Section have developed- all commented very good job- with a couple of changes- need to have details for ACESS oriented meeting-Jan 2018- Nicole to provide as well looking at potential back up- for Medical- Feb 2018 will have to review with Cleve current status-Tom to contact John Sovis- Viv has suggested Len Czuba as possible back-up
Nicole has noted IMPORTANT that we need to be sure to provide all details on Program for website to her as well for Jenny for Newsletter.
House—Gary Taylor/Bob WegelinGary reports he is set for all Akron Hilton meetings – Akron section. Need to confirm additional dates re Cleveland.
Program Committee—Nicole BrostowitzNo report- In progress- ideas being accepted.Education with a flair- PlastiVan.
Membership--Sahil GuptaNo report- need update to start of year- as International reports- reduced Membership- key objective for society. They do have the new Dashboard and Sahil is aware of the additional new tools from Intl. Sahilwill look into creating a survey to help determine those who have lapsed and why?? Sahil will work with Nicole to help identify new members in expanded geography Zip Code 44XXX.
Board Meeting Minutes – 8/28 continued
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Job Postings – Anisa/Cobaj/Tzu Yu LaiReviewed recent suggestion: to have student resumes posted on the website and/or newsletter along with full time or intern jobs, aswell suggested we might consider listing members with their companies making it easier for students interested in a certain company so they could go to the member/members and obtain more information. Sarah Thorley of Akron Univ. should get into the loop.Tony Dean to follow up with Nicole Brostowitz.
Treasurer--Gary TaylorGary provided statements for end of last year- and total review of year plus actions in new year July 1-2017, in good shape. He also reviewed that Joe Mattingly was in process of carrying out Audit of past years books. Noted from past---Financials -suggest need to consider reducing monthly meeting loss for year.
Councilor--Kevin Malpass (report by Viv Malpass)Viv reviewed a very major well attended Council Meeting in Detroit with many transitions and actions being taken- Notes from Viv forwarded to BOD under separate cover. Introduction of new CEO Patrick Farrey along with his background with Trade Associations, review Membership- key point as well as review Sections/Divisions.
Student Chapter—Tzu Yu Lai and Anisa CobajStudent Chapter has chosen their key representatives to follow Tzu Yu Lai and Anisa Cobaj who did a tremendous job keeping in touch this past year under the great guidance of Marcos Pantojoa. We want to Thank them for all their hard work!! New contacts for PESO SPE Liasons: Szu-Hau Cho- Jackie, Juan C Marin Angel, Meeta Trivedi- Welcome. Tzu-Yu Lai and Anisa Cobaj will continue to attend as Mentors.
Public Interest/Website/Advertising—Tony DeanTony reports we have SIX paying advertisers!! He reports he has updated Akron Section Page on SPE Intl Website. Poster Board updated- as it was utilized at a number of meetings this past year.
Website Improvement/utilization—Tony Dean/Nicole BrostowitzConfirmed we plan to kick off new year with Jeff Hoffman Video on site in September. Nicole notes as we move forward that we continue to need pictures at meetings. Please send to Nicole. Pictures now on Facebook- they feature our members so tag away!
Akron Section Expansion—Nicole BrostowitzBOD noted the expansion and GREAT Thanks for Nicole’s efforts here- thought would be good have new map vs old map of Section on web and newsletter!! We will soon be able to make contact with members and potential members along with students- HS in those counties.
Newsletter—Tony DeanFirst newsletter sent off - need info for October sent to Jenny.
Awards—Keith PelfreyBOD noted per Council Meeting that Awards will keep format one more year- Pinnacle being discussed for changes. Bob Weiler has delivered the Awards from ANTEC to John Fellenstein for display at U of A. Keith and Nicole to look into potential Int. Award winners for year - Honored Service Member or Fellow.
Board Meeting Minutes – 8/28 continued
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Education Committee—John FellensteinJohn reports he and Bob will update literature hard copy and website for new potential Scholarship candidates. John also has been confirmed as Ohio Educator to be oriented with the Plasti Van-Congratulations to John!!.
Education Foundation—Bob WegelinCurrently Foundation is in good shape.
Future TopCons—Vivian MalpassViv confirmed that dates are set for TPE TOPCON 2018 on Sept. 18-20 and that dates as well have been set aside for TPE TOPCON 2020 Sept. 15-17. Vivian Malpass and Gary Taylor will work on a budget for formal submission of the 2018 TPE TOPCON in September of this year. Bob Weiler reports Akron is as well set for Vinyltec 2019 dates to be confirmed.
Potential Speakers for Future Large EventsNoted that Speaker list has been utilized to obtain Jan 2018 Speaker for joint SPE/ACESS-Edward Hall-speaking on Engineering of new Reactor- Baerlocher US President located in Columbus ,OH. Special note David Schultz is now President ACESS.Potentials as well include: Thogus President, and CEO- Newlight Technologies-Robert Heerema- Calif.
Growth Committee—Kevin MalpassNew Councilor had requested that Akron Section develop a Growth Committee going forward- several on BOD wanted to join. The Growth Committee is now Chaired by Kevin Malpass and has members- Viv Malpass, Sahil Gupta and Bob Weiler- potentially Keith Pelfrey as well. It was noted during discussions that we should consider to a higher level making those personal contacts and appeal to have companies get more involved in SPE- Joe Mattingly noted “Network for Knowledge” could be key to our Future.
Old Business:New Section boundaries - see review Akron Section expansion.
New Business:Request for support for film showing at Case Western Reserve- All Things Bakelite- determined not to do support at this time- Viv Malpass mentioned he saw the Film along with Stars Presentation- at Detroit Council Meeting- well done- see Plastics Engineering News- July /Aug 2017.Akron SPE Representative needed for Akron Engineers Week- future date to be determined. David Schultz to confirm with ACESS contact.Reviewed current status of displays at U of A- need to regroup and rework cases and add two working displays, Ipad etc- John Fellenstein will get update and details as well Marcos has informed new displays at NPIC- will get details.Reviewed dates for remainder of BOD Meetings.
Passed commentary:Suggested that we do an update on Bylaws for Akron Section as well Education Foundation- Bob Wegelin to review.Technical Program Committee 2018-19 aligned Nicole Brostowitz, Keith Pelfrey and Bob Weiler plus input from Cleveland Section.
AdjournmentMeeting was adjourned at 7:00 p.m. Next BOD Meeting October 2 at 5:30 p.m. at PECA.
September Highlights
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Social hour
Student Chapter
Father and son
September Highlights
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Speaker Richard Krock, left
President Tom McQuaide
Bob Weiler introduces speaker
Viv Malpass attended the August 25 and 26 Council Meetings as Proxy for Kevin Malpass:
• July Financials show net income of $48,000 due to $1.5M payment from Wiley publishing based on increase in membership from e-memberships and $220,000 from investment earnings
• Membership down sharply in June/July to 12,500.
• New C-E-O focus on increasing membership and profitability and attracting more conference attendees--using SPE APP and refreshed technology.
• Will follow and prioritize 3-year plan and continue with global organization and membership—need for 10 year vision.
• Will reorganize society infra structure and hire new Member Services Manager and New Business Development Manager.
• Will reintegrate role of Managing Director into that of C-E-O.
• ANTEC Assessment Committee will complete study and make recommendations for changes by December 2017.
• Pinnacle Award to continue as-is until May 2018 ANTEC when recommended changes--such as no yearly submission and new Platinum category-- have to be fully communicated and evaluated.
• Next Generation memberships now at 67 from 7 --update emphasized fast and simplified communicating and promotion at Sections and events such as TOPCONs.
• Eve Vitale is new SPE Foundation Director—has hired 4 educators and Program Coordinator for Plasti Van Program and will be working with John Fellenstein—she is looking for more Plastivan educators and sponsors.
Note: Also attended the 75th Anniversary Celebration in Detroit, which welcomed new rising young stars to the Plastics Industry—very impressive!
Councilor Report
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2017
Guy’s Party Center, 500 E Waterloo Rd, Akron
Distinguished Award of Council
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The LeBron James Family Foundation
Sheila King, IEEE
VP, Operations, Northeast Ohio STEM Alliance Senior Project Engineer, Rockwell Automation
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Akron Section Past Presidents
Sept. 11 The Vinyl InstitutePVC Overview and Applications,Richard Krock
-- Hilton Fairlawn – Akron *
Oct. 9 LubrizolPlastic Resin Development - Plant Tour
-- Brecksville – Cleveland *
Nov. 13 The Madison Group
-- Cleveland *
Dec. 4 Holiday CelebrationMadrigal Singers and Speaker
-- The Galaxy, Wadsworth – Akron*
Jan. 8 Baerlocher USAEd Hall
-- Hilton Fairlawn – Joint ACESS*
Feb. 12 Plastics in the Medical Field-- Hilton Fairlawn – Cleveland *
Mar. 12 The Madison GroupAvoiding Failure / Failure Analysis,Jeffrey Jansen
-- Hilton Fairlawn – Akron *
Apr. 9 Industry / Teacher CollaborationPlastics in Education, John Fellensteinand Kevin Cavicchi
-- Hilton Fairlawn – Akron*
May 21 Akron Section Awards NightDr. Eric J. Amis
-- Firestone Country Club – Akron
Meetings are joint with ClevelandSection with host section denoted by *
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Programs for 2017 / 2018
Meeta Trivedi 330-289-4460 TStudent - U Akron Polymer Eng. [email protected], Student Chapter SPE Liaison
Szu-Hao Cho 330-396-1717 TStudent - U Akron Polymer Eng. [email protected], Student Chapter SPE Liaison
Prof. Younjin Min 330-972-5167 TU Akron Polymer Eng. 330-258-2339 FDirector, Student Chapter Advisor [email protected]
Bob Wegelin 330-414-1498 TRetired [email protected], Education Foundation
Tony Dean 330-929-9916 TRetired [email protected], Advertising/Public Interest
Joe Mattingly 330-208-6913 TGoodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 330-896-7379 FDirector [email protected]
Sahil Gupta 330-296-1421 TParker Hannifin Corp. 330-296-8433 FDirector, Membership [email protected]
John Fellenstein 330-972-6334 TU Akron Polymer Engineering 330-972-2624 FDirector, Education [email protected]
Dan Jones 330-338-8029 TDirector [email protected]
Vivian Malpass 330-342-1120 TTek-Mark International 330-342-1134 FDirector, TopCon 2018 [email protected]
Jenny Digiantonio 330-806-6214 TRetired [email protected]
Tom McQuaide 330-630-7113 TA. Schulman 330-630-3349 FPresident/Chair, [email protected] Program
Nicole Brostowitz 330-202-4466 TSeaman Corp. [email protected]/Chair-elect,Website/Social Media
Dave Schultz 330-798-6535 THarwick Standard Dist. Corp. 330-798-9328 FSecretary [email protected]
Gary Taylor 330-419-4380 TRetired [email protected], House
Kevin Malpass 330-800-7307 TA. Schulman, Inc. [email protected], Growth
Robert Weiler 330-283-9024 TAmfine Chemical Corp. [email protected] President
Keith Pelfrey 330-212-9174 TRetired [email protected] Past President, Awards
Juan C. Marin Angel 330-998-9077 TStudent - U Akron Polymer Eng. [email protected], Student Chapter SPE Liaison
The Akron Section is inneed of New Board Members.
Please consider becoming aBoard Member
to help support your Section.
Contact anyone currentlyon the board
if you are interested.
Thank You!
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The Akron SPE Section is happy to post local job openings in the plastics industry for 90 days for any member.
Please contact a board member if you are interested in posting.
Akron Section Board of Directors
Board Meeting Dates:October 2November 6November 27December - No meeting (Holiday party 12/4)January 8 - Meeting before ACESS dinnerFebruary 5March 5April 2May 7
Akron Section Society of Plastics Engineers Educational Foundation
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The Akron Society of Plastics Engineers Educational Foundation operates exclusively for the benefit of and to carry out the purposes of the Akron Section of the Society of Plastics Engineers, which is to promote scientific and engineering knowledge relating to plastics by making educational scholarship grants to deserving students in the field of plastics engineering and related subjects. The Organization is supported primarily by contributions from the Akron Society of Plastics Engineers, the Society's individual members and corporations like yours affiliated with the polymer industry.
Since the inception in 1988, the Akron Society of Plastics Engineers Educational Foundation has grown to its current position through the hard work of many volunteers and the generosity of the local business community. Over the twenty-eight years that the foundation has been in existence, it has provided scholarships to over 258 young men and women totaling in excess of $327,000 to assist them in furthering their careers in the polymer industry.
Our goal is to continue to grow the assets of the Foundation in order to increase the number of scholarships awarded, as well as the size of the awards, and to do so in perpetuity. In doing this, we hope to be able to contribute to the supply of well-trained individuals to support the growth of the polymer industry in the Northeast Ohio area today and well into the future.
When the Foundation began its fund raising activities in 1988, we offered those companies who contributed $30,000 a scholarship in their name. To date we have four named scholarships, Newell/Rubbermaid, Goodyear, Ken Sharp Memorial and Jim Steiner Memorial scholarships. We are asking your company to help with the growth of well-trained individuals in the local polymer industry. Please print this page, fill out the information and mail it to Bob Wegelin, 13206 Kaufman Ave. NW Hartville, OH 44632.
Akron SPE Scholarship Donation Commitment[ ] $30,000 lump sum. __________________________________________[ ] $10,000/yr. next 3yrs.[ ] $5,000/yr. next 6 yrs.[ ] Other: ____________________________________________________
Company name: ____________________________________________________Contact person: ____________________________________________________Ph. # or email: ____________________________________________________
Our named scholarship donors are recognized at the annual Awards Night of the Akron Society of Plastics Engineers. We invite you to present your tax deductible donation at our Awards Night, which is scheduled on May 15, 2017.
We are looking forward to your support of this very worthwhile cause by your fine company. Please contact me at (330) 414-1498 with any questions. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,Bob Wegelin, Foundation ChairAkron Section Society of Plastics Engineers, Educational Foundation
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