Nypro Inc. is a privately owned global plastics manufacturing company founded in 1955 that employs over 5,000 people worldwide. In 1998, Nypro generated $449 million in worldwide sales. Nypro has 25 manufacturing facilities globally and focuses on serving key industries like healthcare, automotive, electronics, and consumer goods. Nypro is committed to training its global workforce through partnerships with local colleges and its online learning platform Nypro Online, which provides plastics manufacturing courses worldwide.

1. Enio E. Velazco
March 19, 1999
Wellesley, MA

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3.  Founded in 1955
 Employs 5,000 team members
worldwide
 Worldwide sales:
• 1998 $449 million
 Engineers: 200+
 25Manufacturing facilities worldwide
 Ownership: 100% privately owned
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4. Worldwide Sales
Fiscal Year 1998
$450
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5. Electronics/Telecommunications
32%
Consumer/Industrial
Automotive 21%
14%
33%
Health Care
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6. Million Dollar Partnerships: FY98
HEALTH CARE AUTOMOTIVE
ABBOTT DIAGNOSTICS HEALTHSCAN ALLIED Filter. OHI AUTOMOTIVE
ABBOTT HOSPITAL PROD. INSTRUMENTATION LABS ALLIED F & SP PRESTONE PRODUCTS
ALARIS JOHNSON & JOHNSON CPI ALPS PRESTOLITE
ALTHIN MEDICAL MEDTRONIC BREED SAFETY RESTRAINTS STANT
BAXTER FENWAL MILESTONE TAKATA
KERN LIEBERS
BAXTER I.V. SYSTEMS NORTON HEALTHCARE
NACOM TOYOTA
BAXTER RENAL NOVARTIS NUTRITION
NSK SAFETY TECHNOLOGY TRIM MASTERS
BIORAD OHMEDA
DADE CHEMISTRY ORGANON TEKNIKA
DADE INTERNATIONAL PALL BIOMEDICAL
DYNATECH VISTAKON
ELECTRONICS/TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONSUMER/INDUSTRIAL
CANON MOTOROLA ENERGY PROD. AEROVOX KIMBERLY-CLARK
HEWLETT-PACKARD IJBU MOTOROLA PAGER AVERY DENNISON MATSUSHITA BATTERY
IOMEGA PHILIPS DIAMOND LIGHT MAXI SWITCH
3M ELECTRONICS SONY MAGNETICS DURACELL PILOT PEN
MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL VERBATIM G.E. APPLIANCES POULAN
GILLETTE ROLODEX
MOTOROLA CELLULAR
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HOOVER TECHSONIC
KIDDE THOMAS & BETTS
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7. Clinton, Massachusetts
Nypro Clinton
NyproMold
Automated Assemblies
Gurnee, Illinois Microplas
Nypro Chicago
NyproMold Chicago Louisville, Kentucky
Nypro Kentucky
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Nypro KentuckyMold
Nypro Iowa
Burlington, North Carolina
Corvallis, Oregon Nypro Carolina
Nypro Oregon
Asheville, North Carolina
Longmont, Colorado Nypro Asheville
Nypro Colorado
Nypro ColoradoMold Marietta, Georgia
Nypro Atlanta
Chula Vista, California
Nypro San Diego Albany, Georgia
Nypro San DiegoMold Nypro Georgia
Cayey, Puerto Rico
Tijuana, Mexico Nypro Puerto Rico
Nypro Precision Assemblies Nypro Puerto RicoMold
Nypro Puerto Rico Assembly
El Paso, Texas
Nypro El Paso Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic
Nypro Dominican
Dothan, Alabama
Nypro Alabama
Nypro AlabamaMold 7

8. Bray, Ireland Moscow, Russia
Nypro Ireland Nypro Moscow
Tianjin, China
Wrexham, Wales Nypro Tianjin
Nypro Wrexham
Shenzhen, China
Nypro Shenzhen
Oldenburg, Germany Hong Kong
Nypro Germany Nypro Hong Kong Mold
Bangalore, India
Istanbul, Turkey Nypro Bangalore
Nypro Turkiye
Jurong, Singapore
Nypro Singapore
Nypro SingaporeMold
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9. Shanghai
Mexico
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10.  Market Segmentation
 Global Manufacturing With Seamless Technology
Transfer
 Lowest Total System Cost
 Very Satisfied Customers Who Trust Us
 Million $ Partnership Relationships With Customers
 Continuous Learning And Development For All Team
Members
 Alliances For Global Competitiveness
 Manufacturing “Next Door” To Customers
 Developing Molding/Assembly Solutions
 Embracing Change
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11.  World Management Forum
 Board of Directors Management System
 BoD Management Institute
 Leadership Institute
 Academic Programs
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12.  Fitchburg State College
 Mount Wachusett Community College
 Worcester Polytechnic Institute
 University of Massachusetts at Lowell
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13.  InjectionMolding  Statistical Process
 Mold Design Control
 Polymeric Materials,  Introduction to
Design & Applications Supervision
 Blueprint Reading  Electrical
 Hydraulics/Pneumatics Maintenance
24 Credits
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14. B.S. Technology Degree
Associate Degree
Certificate Program
Courses for Credit
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15. Nypro Online is a strategic business
unit of Nypro Inc. focusing on plastics
technology education and training via
the Internet. Its goal is to promote
good manufacturing practices by
providing basic and advanced practical
courses.
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Clinton, Mass., USA; October 13, 1997 -- Global Learning -- Dr. William
Hogan (left), Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts at Lowell and
Gordon B. Lankton, President and CEO of Nypro Inc., have joint ventured the
world’s first virtual plastics university.
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17.  Injection Molding  Robotics, Automation
 Mold Design & Applications
 Polymeric Materials,  Statistical Process
Design & Applications Control
 Blueprint Reading  Introduction to
 Hydraulics/Pneumatics Supervision
 Electrical Maintenance  Process Optimization
30 Credits
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18. Nypro Online’s Proprietary
Internet Topology
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26. www.nyproonline.com
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32. Each Online Course has an
Outline with Clear Objectives
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33. Students can continue their
education . . . at their own pace
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34. Latest media technology is used to
optimized learning
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35. From basics to advanced topics
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36. Online assessment with
immediate feedback
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39. Online courses are great training tools!
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46. Nypro Inc.
On August 12, 1998 firms agreed to developed online review
courses for the SPI’s NCP Operator Examination.
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47.  Basic Process Control (16%)  Quality Assurance (18%)
• Operations • Quality Assurance Concepts
• Procedures • Inspection and Testing
 Preventive and Corrective  Safety (21%)
Action on Primary/Secondary • Safety Procedures
Equipment (12%) • Safety Regulations &
• Identifying, Troubleshooting, Information
and Recording  Tools and Equipment (8%)
 Handling, Storage, Packaging,  General Knowledge (14%)
Preservation, Delivery of • Basic Knowledge
Materials (11%) • Manufacturing Knowledge
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48. Nypro is educating
its global workforce
and its friends in the
plastics industry
from the
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts . . .
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49. “Success in the marketplace is increasingly
linked to an organization’s ability to manage
and leverage its intellectual capital -- the
intangible and often invisible assets such as
knowledge and competence of people . . .
Successful companies of the 21st century will
be those who do the best jobs at capturing,
storing, and leveraging what their employees
know.”
--Lewis Platt, CEO, Hewlett-Packard
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50. More Information:
Enio E. Velazco
78 Woodland Road
Carlisle, MA 01741
Phone: (617) 549.7462
enio_velazco@yahoo.com
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