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Stephen Letko

Stephen Letko launched his own firm, SPL Enterprises LLC, in 2000 after a distinguished career in executive positions with companies including Dodson Steel Products, Mills Iron Works and Crane Company. His expertise includes implementation of new markets, restructuring companies to improve their financial position, and developing marketing, quality and employee incentive programs. Contact him at 770-972-8282 or [email protected].

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Tom & Steve on PVF

A Look Back … and Ahead

Steel tariffs, unfair trade practices and the skilled labor force dominated the PVF industry in 2018.

January 7, 2019

Tom M. Brown and Stephen Letko

This month, Tom and Steve take a look back at the events that influenced the PVF industry in 2018, as well as a peek into what’s in store for PVF Roundtable (PVFRT) members this year.

PVF with Steve and Tom

New Trade Deals with Canada, Mexico

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement includes provisions for better enforcement of its country of origin requirements.

December 4, 2018

Tom M. Brown and Stephen Letko

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is a big win for domestic manufacturers.

Steve & Tom on PVF

Celebrating ASA

The Three Industry Amigos reminisce on an institution.

October 5, 2018

Tom M. Brown, Stephen Letko, and Morris Beschloss

The Wholesaler Magazine enjoys covering the events in our industry, especially the annual convention of The American Supply Association.

Tom & Steve on PVF

Tariffs, Exemptions and the Labor Force

Additional taxes on foreign-made pipe and the skilled labor shortage are hindering manufacturer efforts to maintain production levels or expand operations.

August 12, 2018

Tom M. Brown and Stephen Letko

Industry veterans Tom Brown and Steve Letko discuss the Trump administration’s new tariffs on foreign-made pipe and other materials used in oil pipelines and their impact on the PVF industry.

Steve & Tom on PVF

PVF Industry Economic and Labor Update

Reports reflect improved health of economy, and dire need to fill skilled labor shortage.

July 8, 2018

Tom M. Brown and Stephen Letko

The good news for the economy also presents tremendous pressure on the need for skilled labor, which is desperately required for the construction of new projects.