Anoplate Corporation
Larry-James Schiavone has a diverse work experience in various roles and companies. Larry-James started their career as a Process Engineer at Digital Equipment Corporation in 1986 and worked there until 1998. Larry-James then joined Vectron International in 2004, where they served as a Process Engineer and later as an SMT Operations Manager. Larry-James also worked as a Process Engineering Manager for Vectron International. In 2015, Larry-James moved to Knowles Corporation, where they held the positions of Operations Director for Vectron International and Plant Manager for Knowles Capacitors. In their roles at Knowles, they managed manufacturing operations, implemented yield improvement initiatives, and oversaw supply chain and quality issues. Larry-James joined Anoplate Corporation in 2018 as the Plant Manager and is currently serving as the Vice President of Operations.
Larry-James Schiavone completed their education with a degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Northeastern University in 1996. Larry-James then pursued further education and obtained a Certificate in Lean Manufacturing from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 2004. Additionally, Larry-James completed an Executive Management Program focused on International Negotiations and Management, without specified start or end years or the name of the institution.
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Anoplate Corporation
Anoplate was founded by Milt Stevenson, Sr., in 1960 to serve a growing need among what was then a very small, locally based machine shop and tool industry. Anoplate operates from a 104,000 square foot facility, single location in Central New York State. Anoplate offers metal finishing services nationwide including plating of copper, nickel, chromium, zinc, silver, gold, cadmium and tin, various types of anodizing of light metals, conversion coatings such as passivating and phosphating, dry film lubrication, small lot painting, and vacuum impregnation. Anoplate's reputation for quality and workmanship, diversity in process offered, and ability to meet rigid specifications has led it to serve a broad base of industries including aerospace, computers, defense, electronics, medical, optics, and recreation.