What ARM Did in Q1 2025

ARM delivers unmatched value for our members. Here’s a summary of what we accomplished together in the first quarter of 2025:

Expanded the ARM Training Academy with the release of the Wall Thickness Control Series, now available on-demand. This four-part program—developed by Dr. Nick Henwood—covers heat variation, powder flow, troubleshooting, and more. Members receive a certificate upon completion of the course. Check out all four certificate series here.

Launched the XLPE Webinar Series with Ron Cooke, featuring:

  • Crosslinkable Polyethylene Overview: Processes, Applications, and Safety
  • Rotational Molding with XLPE: Guidelines for Success

Attendance and feedback has been excellent at these free-to-member webinars. Additional sessions are scheduled throughout Q2.

Featured Roto Process Tune-Up webinars throughout our Q1 newsletters—a curated selection of technical presentations focused on improving efficiency and solving real-world molding challenges. Topics included:

  • Curing Mold Release & Controlling Warpage
  • Process Tuning 101
  • Troubleshooting Your Rotomolding Operation from a shop floor perspective
  • Wall Thickness Control, now part of the Training Academy

Hosted the Introduction to Rotational Molding seminar in California, hosted by Dru Laws. Attendees gained practical insights to improve quality, solve issues, and optimize their role in production. Attend the seminar in Ohio on May 9 or Illinois on June 5.

Hosted the 2025 Executive Forum in Scottsdale, March 24–26, with 60+ attendees. Sessions on cybersecurity, economic trends, safety, sustainability, and workforce training led to real action—from credit protection to internal reviews and team discussions. And yes, we even found time for a friendly game of pickleball.

Announced the June Rotomolding Seminar Series to be held at ARM HQ in Rolling Meadows, IL. The lineup includes a new Materials Deep Dive with Dr. Nick Henwood (June 3), the popular Introduction to Rotomolding with Dru Laws (June 5), and an Advanced Techniques session focused on process control and scrap reduction (June 6). Networking events are planned for attendees on June 3 and 4.

Opened booth sales for the 2025 Annual Meeting in Dallas. Early interest is high—secure your space to connect with rotomolders across North America.

Appointed new Board leadership: Conchita Miranda was named Vice President of ARM. A second-generation rotomolder and Hall of Fame inductee, Conchita brings deep experience and vision to this role as we plan for ARM’s 50th anniversary and Rotoplas 2026.

Welcomed four new members:

It’s been a strong start to 2025—and we’re just getting warmed up. Check out what we did in Q4.

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