Mike Martin is an Editor at various prominent media outlets, including The 74 Media and Yahoo News. He specializes in covering a diverse range of topics such as elections, government, politics, public policy, and the intersection of technology with real estate and agriculture. Mike's work has been featured in notable publications like The Boston Globe and TMZ, showcasing his versatility in both serious journalism and lifestyle reporting.
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By: Mike Martin
The 2026 ISPE Europe Annual Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, this past April brought together professionals from across the globe with a shared goal: advancing pharmaceutical manufacturing and ultimately improving the quality of human life. At the center of this gathering was ISPE's strategic vision, crafted with the guidance of the International Board of Directors and, importantly, written not just for ISPE staff, but for every member of the global community.
In last month's article, I wrote that it was time to start planning for having pasture to graze until Christmas. This month, I want to share some of the specifics about how we calculated some of that for the heifers.
By: Mike Martin
1986 was a memorable year. The world watched the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster and the nuclear crisis at Chernobyl. Microsoft went public, Top Gun was in theaters, and Halley's Comet made its return. It was also the year I graduated from college and began my career in the pharmaceutical industry. At about the same time, a small group of professionals in New Jersey, USA was beginning a journey that would become the ISPE New Jersey Chapter
Market dynamics could cede AI to China. • For decades, American companies followed the straightforward rule: if another company can produce goods or services at a lower cost, we should purchase from them.
This past June at the 2026 ISPE AI in Life Sciences Summit – Powered by GAMP®, I spent time with professionals from across our industry discussing AI, emerging technologies, and what comes next for pharmaceutical manufacturing. Those conversations prompted me to reflect on a topic that was woven throughout the event: innovation and how it happens.
At Technology and Innovation Day with Kevin Trebinke (left) and Great Lakes Chapter President Chris Timmerman (right)
By Mike Martin | NavStrategies Texas is becoming a financial powerhouse. For generations, New York has been synonymous with American finance.
Every election season, Floridians hear the same reminders; register to vote, know your polling place, request your vote-by-mail ballot, make a plan to vote, and so on.
By: Ashley Gray, Cheryl Crowder, Mike Martin, Muncie Common, Martin Said
Event organizer and performer Ashley Gray sings to patrons of Elm Street Brewing Company during "Jam Fest" Aug 17 in Muncie, Ind. Gray organized the evening after her "CornStock" festival was rescheduled due to floods in Muncie. Ryan Fleek, DN
We've had another tremendous growing season for our grasses and pastures. This past week we finished our sixth cutting of hay, and it was a very good cutting. This is the second or third year in a row now that we've made six cuttings of hay. It's amazing, because previously we could do maybe four or five.
