Erin Pustay is a journalist who writes for Rubber News, with her work also appearing in Tire Business and Plastics News. She covers a wide range of topics in the rubber and plastics industry, including sustainability, leadership, industry trends, and notable industry events.
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Erin Pustay's articles primarily focus on the automotive industry, leadership in business, and sustainability. She may be interested in pitches related to innovative trends within the automotive sector or insightful commentary from authoritative figures with expertise in these areas. Additionally, given her coverage of notable appointments and industry conferences, she might be receptive to news about significant developments and key personnel changes within relevant industries.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Sustainability isn't easy to achieve. And Nick Santero certainly wouldn't suggest that it is.
Three days after initiating its strike , members of the International Longshoremen's Association union are returning to work, reopening the East and Gulf Coast ports after reaching a tentative deal.
PITTSBURGH—Desma Elastomertechnik GmbH is looking—and thinking—global.
PITTSBURGH—When it comes to sustainability, Goodyear is thinking bigger, broader.
Goodyear is putting more emphasis on sustainable technology and new mobility when it comes to developing its tires for the future of the automotive industry.
PITTSBURGH— Tomorrow's tires need to take innovation and performance further.
PITTSBURGH—As the rubber industry continues to rethink its supply chains , companies are looking to diversify their raw materials. And that is especially true for those who depend on chloroprene and look to maintain a made-in-the-U.S. supply.
CLERMONT-FERRAND, France— Michelin came into 2024 with cautious optimism, but headwinds have forced the tire maker to re-evaluate its full-year outlook.
Michelin is making its mark on the "beyond tires" space, anticipating the sector will make as much as 20-30 percent of its sales by 2030. And the work Michelin's non-tire businesses do in the aviation industry is proof.
NASHVILLE, Tenn—Michelle Boven is honest about who she is and what she wants to achieve. And as she pursues success, she keeps a small reminder on her desk: a picture with six words that, to her, mean a thousand.
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