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Kate Bachman

Kate Bachman

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Editor, Content Creator, Kate Bachman Communication

Rockford

Biography

Public relations pro with Kemp Goldberg Partners.

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Government meetings get it covered. symposium local news event coverage. Got news

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I am not a political news reporter.

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Content

Total articles 386

  • Plant Floor as Path to College? Must it be Either/Or?

    By Kate Bachman| Metalforming Magazine Verified Recruiting good employees continue to top manufacturers’ list of concerns. Despite a rising unemployment rate and escalating college tuition, the dearth of desirable workers headed for manufacturing remains a problem. School counselors and parents appear to be softening their focus on academic colleges as a sole path to a promising career.

    By Kate Bachman · Metalforming Magazine

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Ajax Metal Forming Systems-A METALFORM EDU Fan from the Start

    By Kate Bachman| Metalforming Magazine Verified In its 80th year, Ajax Metal Forming Systems boasts 100-plus employees across three U.S. locations: its headquarters in Minneapolis, MN, as well as plants in Wilson, NC, and Tucson, AZ. The Ajax team is versed in all facets of sheet metal-part production and assembly, including stamping, laser cutting, CNC turret punching, press brake forming and welding, as well as tool build and maintenance for all of its processes.

    By Kate Bachman · Metalforming Magazine

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Plant Floor as Path to College? Must it be Either/Or?

    By Kate Bachman| Metalforming Magazine Verified Recruiting good employees continue to top manufacturers’ list of concerns. Despite a rising unemployment rate and escalating college tuition, the dearth of desirable workers headed for manufacturing remains a problem. School counselors and parents appear to be softening their focus on academic colleges as a sole path to a promising career.

    By Kate Bachman · Metalforming Magazine

    Mar. 27, 2025

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Rockford, United States