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 The John J. Steuby Co. is proud to maintain memberships
in the following professional organizations:
- PMPA: Since its formation in 1933, the Precision Machined Products Association
(formerly NSMPA) has been the sole provider of Industry-specific information. With the
combined strength of over 580 members, PMPA is able to provide a variety of management and
technical services to help support
 member companies in all areas of supervision and production.
Today, PMPA serves a growing membership from all across North America.
Our commitment to this organization is extensive.
John Steuby is a prior trustee of the PMPA and is currently on the training
committee. John, Jr. is currently a trustee, and Alice Steuby is chairman of the St.
Louis District and a member of the Marketing Committee.
- SAE: The
Society of Automotive Engineers has more than 75,000 engineers, business executives,
educators, and students from more than 97 countries that form this network of members,
sharing information and exchanging ideas for advancing the engineering of mobility
systems.
- ASME: Founded
in 1880 as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME International is a
nonprofit educational and technical organization serving a worldwide membership. Their
goal is to be the premier organization for promoting the art, science and practice of
mechanical engineering throughout the world.
- ASM: John
J. Steuby Co. is a proud member of the American Society of Metals.
NAM:
The National Association of Manufacturers was founded in 1895 to advance a
pro-growth, pro- manufacturing policy agenda. More than a century later, the NAM continues
to be the leading voice for manufacturers in the United States. The NAM's
mission is to enhance the competitiveness of manufacturers and improve living standards
for working Americans by shaping a legislative and regulatory environment conducive to
U.S. economic growth, and to increase understanding among policy-makers, the media and the
general public about the importance of manufacturing to America's economic strength.
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