PODCAST: Bringing in Young, Curious Mold Builders
Listen in as I sit down with The Manufacturing Alliance and Camille Sackett of Accede Mold & Tool to record a podcast about family-owned businesses, developing long-lasting relationships, instilling a culture of independence, empowerment and freedom, and attracting curious next-generation mold builders.
Ever since MoldMaking Technology did our Women Impacting Moldmaking series back in 2017, I’ve wanted to do a podcast with Camille Sackett of Accede Mold & Tool in Rochester, New York.
This fellow Northeast-coaster started at Accede in 1993 and has worked her way through mold designing, project management and currently business development and engineering support. Camille has plenty to share about this family-owned company that fosters a culture that allows the team to take risks and to take on hard, complex projects. Accede’s commitment to a diverse portfolio involves a comprehensive workforce development strategy, which is clearly working.
Take a listen to our podcast below:
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