Introducing MANSUS Voices

Building Resilient, Flexible Manufacturing with Carbon’s Jason Rolland

How can manufacturers stay resilient when supply chains shift, tariffs change overnight, and customer demands keep evolving? In this episode of Agents of Change, I sit down with Jason Rolland, SVP of Materials at Carbon, to explore how additive manufacturing can move beyond prototyping to deliver true production solutions. We cover: Why flexibility now beats scale in global manufacturing How Carbon’s digital platform supports local production and cloud-based inventory Real-world applications: helmets, bike saddles, wheelchair cushions Carbon’s solvent-free cleaning process that cuts both cost and waste The importance of co-development and partnership in adopting new technologies Jason shares how Carbon is helping manufacturers align performance, resilience, and sustainability — not just as a vision, but in real-world products. 👉 Watch the full conversation and subscribe for more episodes of Agents of Change — where we talk with industry leaders about building a resilient, flexible, and sustainable future for manufacturing. #AdditiveManufacturing #SustainableManufacturing #SupplyChain #Resilience #Carbon3D #MANSUS #PoweredByCarbon

Designing for Recyclability: What Manufacturers Need to Know, Sofia Peruzzo, SK TES

When I sat down with Sofia Peruzzo, ESG Manager at SK TES, I knew we’d cover a lot of ground. Her insights in this episode offer actionable advice for manufacturers looking to prepare for the future—especially when it comes to regulation, recyclability, and circularity. If you’re a manufacturer navigating changing regulations, rising material costs, or ESG demands, take note: recyclability isn’t just about compliance.  Sofia reminds us that it’s a strategic lever. And it starts at the drawing board.

Introducing MANSUS Voices

We're on a mission to build connections that drive sustainable manufacturing. In this bonus episode of Agents of Change Gemma introduces MANSUS Voices a new written series where sustainability leaders can collaborate and share their ideas, insights and solutions to help shape the future of manufacturing. You can find our more about the series including how to get involved at mansus.co We believe in collaboration and joint ownership—sustainability leaders exist at every level of an organization. Whether you're driving change within your company or looking for actionable insights, we want to hear from you! #SustainableManufacturing #ManufacturingInnovation #MANSUS #SustainabilityLeadership #CommunicationSkills

Enabling Sustainable Manufacturing Through Engineering Workforce Development, Iana Aranda, ASME

In this episode of Agents of Change, in collaboration with SM Expo, guest host Jim Woodcock sits down with Iana Aranda, Managing Director of Sustainability at ASME and President of Engineering for Change, to explore the critical role of engineering workforce development in sustainable manufacturing. Join us as we unpack how upskilling engineers, investing in training, and fostering collaboration are essential to building a sustainable manufacturing future. 💡 Don’t miss out! Both Jim and Iana will be speaking at the Sustainable Manufacturing Expo in Anaheim February 4th-5th, discussing the latest advancements and challenges in sustainable manufacturing. 📌 Subscribe for more insights on sustainable manufacturing, workforce development, and industry innovation. #SustainableManufacturing #WorkforceDevelopment #Engineering #ASME #MANSUS #Industry40 #Sustainability #ManufacturingInnovation #AgentsOfChange #SustainableManufacturingExpo

Women in Sustainability with Sarah Beth Aubrey, The Envoy Group

In this episode of Agents of Change, host Gemma speaks with Sarah Beth Aubrey, founder of The Envoy Group and The WISE (Women in Sustainability Experience). With over 20 years of experience in consulting across agriculture, energy, and leadership development, Sarah Beth shares her journey and insights into why women are increasingly stepping into sustainability roles. Join us as we explore the challenges faced by sustainability practitioners, the skills gap in the industry, and the critical need for community and support. Sarah Beth discusses how The WISE is creating a platform for women at all career levels to network, learn, and grow in their sustainability careers. Sarah Beth also previews her upcoming participation in the Sustainable Manufacturing Expo in Anaheim, where she aims to foster cross-industry collaboration and spark new ideas.