Zierick — RoboInd Global

Overview

Some components stay in the background right up until they cause trouble. Connectors are usually in that group. Small failures can create bigger problems.Zierick has been helping engineers solve complex connection problems since 1919. The focus has always been the same: build parts that work in production and hold up in real operating conditions.Zierick Manufacturing Corporation in 1919, making Gretchen the third generation to own the company. She is active in the manufacturing community, engaging with the Council of Industry (COI), Precision Metal Association (PMA), and Women in Manufacturing (WiM).Innovation here is not abstract. It shows up in better retention, easier assembly, and parts that are easier to build into real products.Zierick Manufacturing Corp. in Mt Kisco, NY. As the company’s President, he oversees Zierick’s overall operational, marketing, and growth, strategy, as well as overseeing the leadership team in setting the company’s values, vision and culture. A graduate of Miami University in Oxford, OH, John has a Bachelor of Science degree in Manufacturing Engineering as well as an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. John originally joined Zierick in July of 2017. Prior to Zierick he worked for STANLEY Engineered Fastening for twenty plus years in manufacturing and marketing roles.Zierick in 2013 and has worked in our assembly and packaging departments. Her previous factory experience provides her with an understanding and appreciation of factory logistics and employee needs. As part of the leadership team, she casts the company’s values, vision, and culture. Erin is a strong advocate for having more women in manufacturing.Zierick in 1997 as an Application Engineer. Patrick is passionate about Application Engineering and aligning specific application needs with product solutions and the innovation of new products.Zierick’s strategy and growth and works with the leadership team to set the company’s values, vision, and culture. He also plays a central role in employee services. Joe’s passionate about supporting the Zierick workforce as well as managing the financial position of Zierick Manufacturing. Joe joined Zierick in September of 2009. Prior to Zierick, he was Controller at The Week Magazine and Hachette Filipacchi Media.Consistency doesn’t happen by accident. It comes from process control.Our process as an electronic manufacturing company in Mount Kisco is built around repeatability. Precision metal stamping, forming, and automated assembly all work together to reduce variation across production runs.Certain projects stay within standard configurations. The rest require custom connector solutions designed around a specific application. Either way, the expectation is the same. The part that gets produced should match the part that was designed.You’ll see it in wire-to-board connectors used for stable power and signal transfer, as well as board-to-board configurations that support compact PCB layouts. In other cases, insulation piercing connectors help reduce prep time and improve consistency during installation.<img src="https://www.roboind.com/file/upload/company/profile_web_remaining_20261029/910103700-1.jpg" alt="ZR1949"><img src="https://www.roboind.com/file/upload/company/profile_web_remaining_20261029/910103700-2.jpg" alt="Press Room-2"><img src="https://www.roboind.com/file/upload/company/profile_web_remaining_20261029/910103700-3.jpg" alt="Press Room"><img src="https://www.roboind.com/file/upload/company/profile_web_remaining_20261029/910103700-4.jpg" alt="Fred Zierick">