Quality is the cornerstone to a successful company

We have a great speaker and topic and hope to see everyone there.

If you are interested in attending, please contact Dave Steeves via email at steevesmarc@comcast.net

DATE: Wednesday September 9, 2026

TIME: 530pm networking followed by dinner and presentation

LOCATION: Sal's Pizza, 630 Main Street, Monroe, CT

SPEAKER: Bing Carbone (CEO of Modern Plastics)

TOPIC: "Quality is the cornerstone to a successful company"

As CEO of a company, the speaker will discuss the successes of the company and how quality plays a vital role.

BRIEF BIO: Bing J. Carbone is the third-generation President and CEO of Modern Plastics, an 81-year-old, ISO-certified plastics distribution and fabrication company in Shelton, Connecticut, serving the medical, aerospace, defense, and semiconductor industries. Bing has led Modern Plastics for more than 45 years, growing what his grandfather Joseph C. Carbone founded in 1945 into a nationally respected, family-owned enterprise operating today as part of Plastics Family Americas.

Bing is also a widely recognized public figure and paid keynote speaker through BINGIMPACT™, where he speaks on manufacturing, business excellence, customer service, leadership, and practical AI strategy. He is the author of eight business and leadership books, most recently Stay Relevant: The AI Skills That Still Work After the AI Tools Change. He publishes THE BINGREPORT™ newsletter on LinkedIn and Substack, co-hosts The Crossroads Edge podcast, and has built a combined following of more than 250,000 people across LinkedIn, Substack, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube through his daily video series and thought leadership content.

Bing has been a resident of Shelton, Connecticut for 34 years and also serves as Chairman of the Economic Development Commission (EDC) for the City of Shelton, Connecticut. Beyond the office, Bing is training for a trek to Mount Everest Base Camp in October 2027, is an accomplished painter and bass guitarist, and is a lifelong, award-winning gardener whose column ran in the Connecticut Post for 26 years. He sits on numerous boards and advisory councils across Connecticut and is deeply committed to mentoring high school and university students. He is a proud father of two adult daughters, Jamie and Nicole.

Bing Carbone is proof that a legacy company and a forward-looking leader are not a contradiction — they are a strategy