Manufacturing Alliance

About BOI’s Manufacturing Alliance

The BOI Manufacturing Alliance was formed in 2007 and includes owners from manufacturing industries producing everything from industrial-grade sealants to cleaning products to aerospace equipment. When you come into the meeting room, you’ll find friendly faces and people who have extensive knowledge and experience in their field. These are people who want to learn and are excited to be at the table with other lifelong learners.

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26+

Owners/CEOs of American
Manufacturing Companies

States

6000

Employees

Meetings are spent discussing what is most important to its members.

Members connect and share their best business ideas for the purpose of giving and receiving actionable ways to improve their companies. Meetings are primarily fueled by member presentations, and topics vary from meeting to meeting, including:

LEAN manufacturing
Union issues
Family business

Employee retention
Culture
Outcome driven innovation

When are meetings?

Twice per year

Spring/Fall
Wednesday to Thursday

Meetings are spent discussing what is most important to its members.

LEAN manufacturing
Union issues
Family business
Employee retention
Culture
Outcome driven innovation

When are meetings?

Twice per year

Spring/Fall
Wednesday to Thursday

Upcoming Manufacturing Alliance Events

May

8-9

Manufacturing Alliance Meeting

St. Louis, MO

What BOI Manufacturing Alliance members say

I liked the round table discussions. Prompts that lead to the groups talking in discussions and sharing stories were beneficial.

— Cayla Kunkel

CKE

Every minute of this meeting was beneficial and everything was great – the format, the speakers, the hospitality, the other members – everything.

— Mark Coleman

Owner of T & C Stamping

In my own business, I have discovered that the competitive situations I face often resemble those faced by my peers. I have found that if you learn from someone else’s mistakes or successes, it can save you considerable pain.

— John Abrams

President of deVan Sealants

Why reinvent the wheel? I have many successful peers who have already learned and are willing to share their best business practices. It’s like a virtual roadmap to business success without the unwanted detours.

— Tom Croghan

Commerce Color, Inc.

We joined over 10 years ago as a way to constantly improve ourselves and our management team. We attend BOI meetings so that we can keep getting better. Everyone approaches problems differently and we learn something every time we learn how another BOI member solves a problem.

— Glen Archer

VP sales and marketing for Melton Machinery Co

Glenn Archer, Melton Machine & Control Company

Melton Machine & Control Company is a longtime BOI customer. We sat down with Glenn Archer, VP of Sales and Marketing, to ask why he values their membership and what they gain by coming to our meetings twice each year.

Dan Fitter, Quest Specialty Products

Join president of Quest Specialty Products, Dan Fitter, as he talks about his company, and the reasons he’s been part of Business Owners International’s Manufacturing Alliance year after year.

Jeff Debus, Beckwood Corporation

Hear Beckwood Corporation President Jeff Debus discuss his manufacturing organization, culture, and the reasons why belonging to BOI’s Manufacturing Alliance has been one of the best decisions he’s made for business management.

Senior Leaders Alliance

Our Senior Leaders Alliance is made up of the top men and women from companies involved in our BOI Manufacturing Alliance. These are the “boots on the ground” leaders who are always looking for ways to improve the company.

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How to Join

To join a Manufacturers’ Mastermind Alliance call David Chionio, President of BOI, at 314-304-3824 or submit a Mastermind Application.

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