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Don McNeeley

Don McNeeley

Dr. Donald McNeeley is president and CEO of Chicago Tube and Iron Co., headquartered in Romeoville, Ill., as well as a Professor of Engineering at Northwestern University. Founded in 1914, CT&I is one of the largest steel service centers in the U.S., with 10 subsidiaries throughout the Midwest. Inventory, fabrication and processing is facilitated in over 1.2 million square feet of efficient, state-of-the-art facilities. CT&I houses over 30,000 line items of inventory from some of the world’s premier manufacturers. It has a 90+ year history of consecutive profitability that has provided the necessary capital resources for growth. Contact Dr. McNeeley at (800) 972-0217, or visit www.chicagotube.com.

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The McNeeley View

A Novel Idea

March 4, 2024
Don McNeeley

Previously I’ve written about the ever- present divisiveness on just about every subject. No longer do we debate to a conclusion where we just “agree to disagree.” 


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The McNeeley View

Who’s Your Mount Rushmore?

Reflect on those who have helped you on your life’s journey.
September 4, 2023
Don McNeeley

Whether you formally script or it unfolds naturally, your journey through life has four stages, all beginning with the letter “L,” as depicted below. 


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The McNeeley View

What To Vs. How To

“It Always Works on Paper…”
July 5, 2023
Don McNeeley

I struggle with articulating this particular thought for fear of its misinterpretation. It goes something like this: Why does everybody seem to care so passionately about everything?


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The McNeeley View

Talk to Me, Goose!

“Preserve that of value...”
May 1, 2023
Don McNeeley

Aesop has a parable of the goose that laid the golden egg, which has resulted in a number of iterations.


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The McNeely View

Wake Up!

You’re being played ...
March 6, 2023
Don McNeeley

I open the New Year drawing from Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr, who suggested: “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.” 


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THE McNEELEY VIEW

70,000,000,000,000

“Ways to Ruin Our Country …”
September 5, 2022
Don McNeeley

In my previous column (The Great Resignation, July 2022, https://bit.ly/3vBj0dI), I wrote of the passion for, and importance of this thing they call work. 


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The McNeeley View

The Great Resignation

“I Quit My Job Today…”
July 4, 2022
Don McNeeley

While media outlets reported 68.9 million people left their jobs in 2021, 75 million people started new jobs. 


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The McNeeley View

Battle Fatigue

‘When Leaders Must Lead …’
May 1, 2022
Don McNeeley

In the year ahead, let’s be the leaders that we are expected to be. Let us demonstrate our conviction, confidence, character and, above all else, compassion.


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The McNeeley View

United We Stand

“Divided we fall …”
March 1, 2022
Don McNeeley
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Economic Outlook — 2022

“Implications for PVF”
January 1, 2022
Don McNeeley

The year ahead will provide ample PVF opportunity. The victory will go to the PVFers with the best leadership.


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