Videos from the Plastics in Medical Devices 2013 conference, held May, 13-15, in Boston.

These videos, from PN's Executive Forum 2013 March 3- 6, in Tampa, Fla., highlight topics such as interviewing, recruitment and marketing.

Three custom injection molders are the finalists for Plastics News' 17th Processor of the Year Award: DeKalb Molded Plastics Co, a structural foam and injection molder in Butler, Ind.; injection molder Hoffer Plastics Corp. of South Elgin, Ill.; and Rodon Group LLC, a molder of small precision parts in Hatfield, Pa.

Videos from PN's third annual PMD conference, held June 11-13, 2012, in Westlake, Ohio, address the potential for even greater use of plastics in medical applications.

In the course of producing 68-page show dailies at NPE2012 in Orlando, Plastics News also shot a number of videos. These news interviews and feature clips -– shot by videographer Steve Raddock –- help to capture the flavor of that big event.

These videos, from PN's Executive Forum Jan. 30-Feb. 1, 2012, in Tampa, Fla., highlight topics such as interviewing, material markers, college recruitment and marketing.

Three custom injection molders are the finalists for Plastics News' 16th Processor of the Year Award: Bemis Manufacturing Co, a custom molder in Sheboygan Falls, Wis; Rodon Group LLC, a molder of small precision parts in Hatfield, Pa.; and custom molder Stein­wall Inc. of Coon Rapids, Minn. Also, the video player contains past POY finalists.

This series of videos is from the 2011 Plastics News Executive Forum's leadership workshop, where industry experts addressed open innovation, rapid manufacturing, design thinking, the economy, automotive market prospects, resin outlooks, where to find financing, b-to-b and social media marketing, and management best practices.

These videos, from PN's Executive Forum March 6-9, 2011, in Las Vegas, highlight topics such as open innovation, design thinking, automotive and macroeconomic prospects, financing, polyolefin and engineering resin trends, b-to-b marketing, and how additive manufacturing has advanced beyond being a rapid-prototyping tool to become a production process in its own right.

At $100 billion, the U.S. medical device market is huge. Videos from PN's second annual PMD conference, held April 11-13, 2011, in Huron, Ohio, address the potential for even greater use of plastics in medical applications.