Woźniak

Type: Private
On the web: http://www.wozniakindustries.com
Employees: 300

Wozniak Industries forges ahead through the efforts of its three operating units. Through its Commercial Forged Products (CFP) division, the company makes steel forgings, including axles, bits, fasteners, pinions, spindles, shafts, tubing, and yokes. Companies such as Deere & Co. and Caterpillar use these components to manufacture harvesting and earthmoving equipment. Wozniak's GMP Metal Products unit is a contract manufacturer offering stamping, fabrication, and assembly services to makers of everything from defense equipment to agricultural machinery. Wozniak's Trinity Machined Products division (TMP) serves CFP and GMP with precision milling and turning capabilities.

Key numbers for fiscal year ending December, 2008:
Sales: $110.0M

Officers:
Chairman and CEO: Edward F. (Ed) Wozniak
President and COO: Michael Wozniak
CFO: Michael (Mike) Podjasek

Competitors:
Boler
MacLean-Fogg
Newcor

Woźniak (feminine: Woźniak/Woźniakowa, plural Woźniakowie) is the 10th most common surname in Poland (88,040 people).

Notable people with the Woźniak surname:

• Aleksandra Wozniak, a professional tennis player from Canada.
• Florian Wozniak (South Africa), sculptor
• Jacek Wozniak, Polish painter/illustrator
• John Wozniak, musician
• John Wozniak, Pennsylvania state senator
• Mark Wozniak, radio host in Buffalo NY
• Max Wosniak, football (soccer) player and manager
• Paweł Woźniak, hurdler
• Piotr Woźniak, lead programmer of the SuperMemo learning software
• Piotr Woźniak, Polish politician
• Stephen Wozniak, actor
• Steve Wozniak, American computer engineer and co-founder of Apple Computer (now Apple Inc.)
• Theodore Wozniak, immigrant to the US impicated in the 1917 Kingsland Explosion
• Troy Wozniak, Australian rugby league player

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