There are many ways we like to connect with our audience—in print (obviously), by e-mail, online at powertransmission.com, in person and via social media.

Here's a Handy Guide to all the ways you can connect with us:

In Print

Nothing beats the smell of ink on the page, the feel of nice paper in your hands and the visual depth of full-color images and text artfully designed to guide your understanding—whether you’re just flipping through the pages or spending some quality time with your favorite subjects. Send all your friends and colleagues to powertransmission.com/subscribe2023 so they can get their own copy and stop borrowing yours!

By E-mail

We welcome your messages. Tell us how we’re doing. Give us some feedback. Ask us how you can contribute to the magazine or be included in the industry’s best coverage of mechanical power transmission components and their applications.

For anything related to articles in the magazine, contact one of our senior editors, Matt Jaster (jaster@agma.org) or Aaron Fagan (fagan@agma.org).

To learn more about all the ways you can reach our audience of power transmission product buyers, contact Associate Publisher Dave Friedman (friedman@agma.org).

For Circulation, contact Circulation Manager Carol Tratar (tratar@agma.org).

For anything related to the website, contact Megan Harrold, Digital Content Specialist (megan.harrold@agma.org).

To let us know how great the magazine looks, or to tell us you have some really awesome photos of power transmission components in action (we’re always on the lookout for great cover photos), contact Jess Oglesby (oglesby@agma.org).

If you’ve got something not covered by the above, your best bet is Dorothy Fiandaca, our materials coordinator. She’s been with the team longer than anyone else, so if she doesn’t know the answer, she can put you in touch with someone who does (fiandaca@agma.org)

And if you just want to chat about cool stuff going on in the industry, I’m always up for a conversation (stott@agma.org).

Online

Here’s some things you might have missed:

The Blogs at powertransmission.com/blogs. New content—much of it published nowhere else—is updated weekly (at least)

Webinars from our advertisers and partners at powertransmission.com/webinars

In Person

Come see us at Motion + Power Technology Expo (www.motionpowerexpo.com) October 17–19 in Detroit. Don’t miss our “Ask the Expert” stage in booth #3136, where we’ll be conducting live interviews with industry experts throughout the show.

On Social Media

Join our LinkedIn forum at www.linkedin.com/groups/2950055/ to communicate with your peers and network in the industry.