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  • McArthur Becomes NAEC Executive Director
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by EscaTEQ: www.escateq.com
    MCARTHUR BECOMES NAEC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
    The National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) has promoted Alesa G. McArthur from deputy director to executive director. McArthur succeeds longtime executive director Teresa Witham, who will remain as deputy director. McArthur's experience spans more than 20 years in the meeting industry and association management arena, ranging from conference, convention and event management to education and communications. She spent most of her association work at the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians, first as director of education and corporate relations and then as chief operating officer. For NAEC, she began as meeting and event planner in January 2018 before becoming deputy director. She holds an MBA from Georgia State University with a concentration in marketing.
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    8 min
  • McArthur Becomes NAEC Executive Director
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by EscaTEQ: www.escateq.com
    MCARTHUR BECOMES NAEC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
    The National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) has promoted Alesa G. McArthur from deputy director to executive director. McArthur succeeds longtime executive director Teresa Witham, who will remain as deputy director. McArthur's experience spans more than 20 years in the meeting industry and association management arena, ranging from conference, convention and event management to education and communications. She spent most of her association work at the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians, first as director of education and corporate relations and then as chief operating officer. For NAEC, she began as meeting and event planner in January 2018 before becoming deputy director. She holds an MBA from Georgia State University with a concentration in marketing.
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
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    8 min
  • McArthur Becomes NAEC Executive Director
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by EscaTEQ: www.escateq.com
    MCARTHUR BECOMES NAEC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
    The National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) has promoted Alesa G. McArthur from deputy director to executive director. McArthur succeeds longtime executive director Teresa Witham, who will remain as deputy director. McArthur's experience spans more than 20 years in the meeting industry and association management arena, ranging from conference, convention and event management to education and communications. She spent most of her association work at the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians, first as director of education and corporate relations and then as chief operating officer. For NAEC, she began as meeting and event planner in January 2018 before becoming deputy director. She holds an MBA from Georgia State University with a concentration in marketing.
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
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    8 min
  • Stockpiling An Effect Of No-Deal Brexit Possibility
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by EscaTEQ: www.escateq.com
    STOCKPILING AN EFFECT OF NO-DEAL BREXIT POSSIBILITY
    British manufacturers are stockpiling goods at near record rates in preparation for a no-deal Brexit, the Irish Examiner reported. Calling the possible event "calamitous," the source cited that the Markit/CIPS UK manufacturing purchasing managers’ index was 54.2 in December 2018, higher than the 53.6 recorded the previous month and marking a six-month high. (A figure above 50 indicates growth, and economists were expecting 52.5.) Uncertainties regarding Brexit disruption on supply chains and the exchange rate are also weighing on business confidence, and firms cited Brexit and exchange-rate uncertainties as weighing on their outlook for 2019.
    Image credit: Pixabay
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
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    7 min
  • Stockpiling An Effect Of No-Deal Brexit Possibility
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by EscaTEQ: www.escateq.com
    STOCKPILING AN EFFECT OF NO-DEAL BREXIT POSSIBILITY
    British manufacturers are stockpiling goods at near record rates in preparation for a no-deal Brexit, the Irish Examiner reported. Calling the possible event "calamitous," the source cited that the Markit/CIPS UK manufacturing purchasing managers’ index was 54.2 in December 2018, higher than the 53.6 recorded the previous month and marking a six-month high. (A figure above 50 indicates growth, and economists were expecting 52.5.) Uncertainties regarding Brexit disruption on supply chains and the exchange rate are also weighing on business confidence, and firms cited Brexit and exchange-rate uncertainties as weighing on their outlook for 2019.
    Image credit: Pixabay
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
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    7 min
  • Stockpiling An Effect Of No-Deal Brexit Possibility
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by EscaTEQ: www.escateq.com
    STOCKPILING AN EFFECT OF NO-DEAL BREXIT POSSIBILITY
    British manufacturers are stockpiling goods at near record rates in preparation for a no-deal Brexit, the Irish Examiner reported. Calling the possible event "calamitous," the source cited that the Markit/CIPS UK manufacturing purchasing managers’ index was 54.2 in December 2018, higher than the 53.6 recorded the previous month and marking a six-month high. (A figure above 50 indicates growth, and economists were expecting 52.5.) Uncertainties regarding Brexit disruption on supply chains and the exchange rate are also weighing on business confidence, and firms cited Brexit and exchange-rate uncertainties as weighing on their outlook for 2019.
    Image credit: Pixabay
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
    Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes│Google Play|SoundCloud│Stitcher│TuneIn
    7 min
  • Stockpiling An Effect Of No-Deal Brexit Possibility
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by EscaTEQ: www.escateq.com
    STOCKPILING AN EFFECT OF NO-DEAL BREXIT POSSIBILITY
    British manufacturers are stockpiling goods at near record rates in preparation for a no-deal Brexit, the Irish Examiner reported. Calling the possible event "calamitous," the source cited that the Markit/CIPS UK manufacturing purchasing managers’ index was 54.2 in December 2018, higher than the 53.6 recorded the previous month and marking a six-month high. (A figure above 50 indicates growth, and economists were expecting 52.5.) Uncertainties regarding Brexit disruption on supply chains and the exchange rate are also weighing on business confidence, and firms cited Brexit and exchange-rate uncertainties as weighing on their outlook for 2019.
    Image credit: Pixabay
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
    Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes│Google Play|SoundCloud│Stitcher│TuneIn
    7 min
  • TK Chief Says Elevator Division Not For Sale
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com
    TK CHIEF SAYS ELEVATOR DIVISION NOT FOR SALE
    thyssenkrupp CEO Guido Kerkhoff told a German newspaper that the company has no plans to sell its elevator business, according to a Reuters report posted on Euronews.com. Kerkhoff, speaking to the Rheinische Post, said a plan to split the company into two separate divisions should boost its equity and capital base. thyssenkrupp is currently preparing to spin off its elevators, car-parts and plant-engineering divisions into a separately listed entity, thyssenkrupp Industrials, while its remaining businesses — materials trading, shipbuilding, forging and a stake in a joint venture with India's Tata Steel — will be renamed thyssenkrupp Materials. Kerkhoff said the elevator division, thyssenkrupp's most profitable, would undergo deep restructuring of its Americas business, which would “include personnel changes at the leadership level there," Kerkhoff said.
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    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
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    TK Chief Says Elevator Division Not For Sale
    7 min
  • TK Chief Says Elevator Division Not For Sale
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com
    TK CHIEF SAYS ELEVATOR DIVISION NOT FOR SALE
    thyssenkrupp CEO Guido Kerkhoff told a German newspaper that the company has no plans to sell its elevator business, according to a Reuters report posted on Euronews.com. Kerkhoff, speaking to the Rheinische Post, said a plan to split the company into two separate divisions should boost its equity and capital base. thyssenkrupp is currently preparing to spin off its elevators, car-parts and plant-engineering divisions into a separately listed entity, thyssenkrupp Industrials, while its remaining businesses — materials trading, shipbuilding, forging and a stake in a joint venture with India's Tata Steel — will be renamed thyssenkrupp Materials. Kerkhoff said the elevator division, thyssenkrupp's most profitable, would undergo deep restructuring of its Americas business, which would “include personnel changes at the leadership level there," Kerkhoff said.
    Image credit: thyssenkrupp
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
    Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes│Google Play|SoundCloud│Stitcher│TuneIn
    TK Chief Says Elevator Division Not For Sale
    7 min
  • TK Chief Says Elevator Division Not For Sale
    Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast.
    This week’s news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com
    TK CHIEF SAYS ELEVATOR DIVISION NOT FOR SALE
    thyssenkrupp CEO Guido Kerkhoff told a German newspaper that the company has no plans to sell its elevator business, according to a Reuters report posted on Euronews.com. Kerkhoff, speaking to the Rheinische Post, said a plan to split the company into two separate divisions should boost its equity and capital base. thyssenkrupp is currently preparing to spin off its elevators, car-parts and plant-engineering divisions into a separately listed entity, thyssenkrupp Industrials, while its remaining businesses — materials trading, shipbuilding, forging and a stake in a joint venture with India's Tata Steel — will be renamed thyssenkrupp Materials. Kerkhoff said the elevator division, thyssenkrupp's most profitable, would undergo deep restructuring of its Americas business, which would “include personnel changes at the leadership level there," Kerkhoff said.
    Image credit: thyssenkrupp
    To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news
    Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes│Google Play|SoundCloud│Stitcher│TuneIn
    TK Chief Says Elevator Division Not For Sale
    7 min

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