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Randy Stott

Randy Stott

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Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, AGMA

Elk Grove

Final Covers

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Doesn’t Cover

Religion and food

Journalist Type

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 70

  • Candy Store for Editors

    By Randy Stott| Gear Technology Magazine Verified A classic candy store offers a dazzling display of lollipops, gumballs and every variety of sprinkled, dusted chocolate and chewy, gummy delights. The bright colors and sugary sweet smell are designed to make an eight-year-old’s eyes bulge, mouth water and tongue hang out. IMTS is just like that, but for technical trade journalists.

    By Randy Stott · Gear Technology Magazine

    Oct. 22, 2024

  • Feedback Loops

    By Randy Stott| Power Transmission Engineering Verified Recently I’ve had a number of people tell me how much they enjoy our work here at PTE. While it’s always nice to receive “attaboys,” these recent unsolicited compliments have been both thoughtful and specific, which is especially gratifying because they validate many of the choices we make as publishers. For example, one reader, a process engineering manager, wrote to compliment us on our technical content. He noted in particular how we keep our technical articles separate from advertising.

    By Randy Stott · Power Transmission Engineering

    Oct. 02, 2024

  • Candy Store for Editors

    By Randy Stott| Gear Technology Magazine Verified A classic candy store offers a dazzling display of lollipops, gumballs and every variety of sprinkled, dusted chocolate and chewy, gummy delights. The bright colors and sugary sweet smell are designed to make an eight-year-old’s eyes bulge, mouth water and tongue hang out. IMTS is just like that, but for technical trade journalists.

    By Randy Stott · Gear Technology Magazine

    Oct. 22, 2024

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Company Info

AGMA

The American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA) is a non-profit trade association founded in 1916 and based in Alexandria, Virginia. With over 400 member companies from more than 29 countries, AGMA serves as the global authority for technical standards, education, and business resources in the mechanical power transmission industry, particularly focusing on gears, couplings, and related components. AGMA is dedicated to standards development, education, and advocacy for the gear industry. It publishes standards on gear design, manufacturing, and materials, and offers training programs and technical papers through various conferences and workshops. The association also addresses emerging technologies like 3D printing and robotics through its Emerging Technologies Committee. Key events include the biennial Gear Expo and the annual Fall Technical Meeting, which promote knowledge sharing and networking among industry professionals.

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Founded: 1916