John Owen, a Cisco-Eagle employee-owner, caster specialist and friend to all of us for almost 30 years, passed away after a battle with cancer on July 10, 2020. He had just turned 70. His charisma and innate desire to help people made him a great salesman, but also defined the way he lived his life and treated the people in it.

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Last month, the National Association of Manufacturers conducted a survey of its member companies asking about the type of resources that would help them cope with the Covid-19 outbreak. This survey was undertaken so that NAM would know what to provide for their members during this pandemic, and how they could structure the resources to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information.

This is just one example of the opportunity for associations, alliances, memberships and companies to become not only a partner to each other, but also a support system of information for all businesses during this new age of Covid-19.

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Rebekka Carr has been named Cisco-Eagle’s ESOP Employee-Owner of the Year for 2019-2020, an annual award presented by Cisco-Eagle’s ESOP (employee ownership) Advisory Committee. The employee-owner of the year is awarded by a committee of peers, based on nominations from all Cisco-Eagle employee-owners. This is a critical part of the award: employees–not management–determine the winner.

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We don’t know what the next month holds, much less the rest of 2020 and beyond when it comes to Covid-19, but we know changes are coming. However, several things are known in the current situation.

1. The supply chain must function. Food and medical chains are the priority, but all types of other products must still reach Americans.
2. This work can’t be done remotely. People must staff warehouses and factories.
3. Like other facilities, the warehouse requires social distance to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and make their workers safe.
4. The supply chain must be safe for its workers and its consumers.

We’ve put together some ideas that may help you as the situation evolves.

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In response to the developing COVID-19 situation, we wanted to share our response. Cisco-Eagle is open for business and working to meet your needs. And we’re doing everything we can to ensure the safety of our employee-owners, customers and business partners.

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During the February 2020  Women In STEM Conference Tulsa courtesy of the Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance, Cisco-Eagle Design Engineer Amanda Miller was honored for her ongoing engineering achievements.

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Cisco-Eagle has promoted Matt Jaco to Houston Director of Sales according to company president Darein Gandall.

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Above: Nashville Market Leader Don Laux

Cisco-Eagle has opened a new office in Nashville, Tennessee, according to Eastern Director of Sales James Murphy.

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AisleAlert, our exclusive forklift-pedestrian safety system, was the first system on the market to utilize floor bursts to warn people and drivers of potential collisions. Introduced in 2010, the system is in use in hundreds of manufacturing facilities, warehouses and distribution centers to help increase awareness and safety. Now, the system has been upgraded. Here’s what to expect from AisleAlert 2.0.

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The Modex 2020 supply chain solution show is just around the corner on March 9-12, and Cisco-Eagle will be there at booth 924.

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