Honored at the "Annual Top 20 Millennials Making a Difference Awards" in 2016, Lance Price is a talented, business focused, electrical engineer uniquely qualified to help you achieve operational excellence plant wide, while carrying mission critical engineering projects to fruition. He empowers corporate level administrative decision making by connecting them to real time data and he challenges the limits of any production environment through technological advancement and automation.

He has a proven track record of turning loosely organized, organic maintenance and production environments, into profitable businesses. He's single-handedly engineered both machine and IT systems that quantify business metrics to keep track of custom production, machinery maintenance, and staff efficiency and efficacy to evaluate performance and areas of improvement.

His track record includes doing 14.5 million dollars worth of expansion project management and engineering improvements over the course of 3 years for Cardinal IG in Fremont Indiana while we grew from a 54 million dollar gross to a 68 million dollar gross.

At the recently reacquired Allegheny Coatings facility across the street, Lance has executed engineering and maintenance programs to reduce downtime, operational losses, and process variation with less than half of the maintenance staff than sister plants performing similar production. Meanwhile, at Allegheny, Lance developed all the embedded controls and mechanical actuator assemblies for a 13 axis robot holding 4 spray guns. His research and development have lead the start of revolutionizing spray coating processes for the company.

Lance is familiar with both large and small scale, plant wide production, engineering, and maintenance programs whether the company is a heavily structured startup, or an organic mess in acquisition dealing with major changes and growth.

Interests and hobbies range from in home embedded systems engineering to programming small robots with his kids. Also interested in all kinds of innovation, industrial automation, and entrepreneurship, he started a company that was meant to revolutionize the underwater treadmill industry, but alas, investors did not grant the startup funds needed. He feels his dream is a few decades off because of the state of the rehabilitation industry and his devotion to his young family.

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