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Brian Piekarski is case packing business segment manager at Brenton, a ProMach product brand. With over 24 years of experience on Brenton’s team, he has held positions including engineering manager and director of customer service.
“Skills gap is worsening in U.S. manufacturing industry” paints a rather dire view on the state of manufacturing for the glass half-empty people, whereas the headline: “Addressing the skills gap in manufacturing” indicates that a more proactive problem-solving approach is occurring for the glass half-full crowd.