Quality Podcast

Allison Roberts Grealis is the founder and president of the Women in Manufacturing Association, a global trade association focused on supporting, promoting and inspiring women at all levels in the manufacturing sector.

Adam Sklader is the new industry president of manufacturing at ECI Software Solutions.

Tim Gaus is a principal and the Smart Manufacturing Business Leader with Deloitte Consulting. He recently wrote an article for Quality regarding AI and ROI, titled, “AI Is Getting Funded. ROI Still Has to Be Earned: How Manufacturers Can Break Through.”

Jeff Palmer is the vice president of sales and marketing at Six Sigma Concepts, LLC.

Craig Coyle is the founder and CEO of Operation Lead, as well as the host of the Frontline Leadership Podcast. He also recently wrote an article for Quality about frontline leadership.

Jon Reneberg is the lead digital manufacturing specialist at Purdue Manufacturing Extension Partnership, or MEP. He also recently wrote an article for Quality called "AI in the Quality Department: A Practical Path Forward for Small Manufacturers".

Dr. Rochelle Cook is an adjunct professor at the College of Continuing and Professional Education at California State University, Dominguez Hills. Dr. Cook has experience in engineering and process improvement roles in the manufacturing and healthcare sectors. She's a certified professional in healthcare quality, a six sigma master black belt, quality engineer, and project management professional. She is certified in change management and obtained her entrepreneurship educator certification as well.In her role as an instructor, Dr. Cook discusses education and the changes she has witnessed.

Christopher Chidzik is the principal economist at AMT, the Association for Manufacturing Technology.

Suzy Teele is the chief strategy officer for the ARM Institute. The institute aims to strengthen U.S. manufacturing through innovations in advanced manufacturing technology, particularly robotics and AI, and prepare the workforce to work alongside these technologies.

Andrew Davison is an experienced quality executive with more than 20 years working in the medical device industry. He has performed over 250 audits both domestically and internationally. And he's a senior member of ASQ, holding ASQ certifications in auditing, engineering, and inspection. He's also the ASQ Audit Division chair.