“Manufacturers Day” Declared in Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Ohio has declared September 9, 2019 to be “Manufacturer’s Day” in the city. The day has been set aside to honor the contribution of U.S. machine shops to the growth and health of the country’s economy, their vast career opportunities and their application of advanced manufacturing technology.

Manufacturer’s Day coincides with the opening of the third annual Top Shops Conference, an event tailored to machine shops that create complex parts and assemblies for a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, defense and medical. This year’s event is being held at the Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati, from September 9-11.

“Having the city support the manufacturing community in this way is a sign that the people who are making things in America are continuing to thrive,” said Justin Combs, Marketing Manager for the Top Shops Conference. “Our event brings together the best machine shop owners and managers in the country and allows them to learn from industry experts and their peers as they continue on their path to continuous operational improvement. Cincinnati, with its long manufacturing heritage, is the perfect spot to host a conference with a goal of growing machining businesses and making them more efficient and effective.”

The Top Shops Conference is presented by Modern Machine Shop magazine. For more than 90 years, Modern Machine Shop has reported on the trends and technologies that are affecting job shops and industry at large. The media brand has been headquartered in Cincinnati since its beginning in 1928.

Manufacturer’s Day will be celebrated during the opening reception for the event. More details are available at www.topshopsevent.com.

About Modern Machine Shop’s Top Shops:

An extension of Modern Machine Shop’s successful Top Shops Benchmarking program, the MMS Top Shops Conference connects leading machining and metalworking professionals to the people, products and processes that are moving manufacturing forward.

About Modern Machine Shop

With an emphasis on applications stories and case histories, Modern Machine Shop provides insight into real world applications of metalworking technology. Helping the reader to discover, not only what the technology can do, but how it can change their business, how it can help them serve their customers better and how they can be more profitable as a business enterprise. The parent company Gardner Business Media was established with the launch of Modern Machine Shop magazine in June of 1928. To this day, the Modern Machine Shop brand is recognized around the world as the premier resource for metalworking product and process technology.