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The next generation

Staff -- Plant Engineering, 2/1/2005

As new technologies and new strategies for plant management continue to evolve, the next generation of plant engineers will also step forward to provide new leadership. Who are these new leaders? What are the keys to their personal success? What is their vision for their profession, and for the continued viability of their industry?

PLANT ENGINEERING magazine will feature these new leaders in a special report this summer. To nominate a plant engineer under age 40 for consideration for feature, please send the contact information to Editor Bob Vavra at bob.vavra@reedbusiness.com no later than March 31, 2005.

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