We believe that process and purpose can (and should) coexist.
Two Specialties
Pamela works in systems, equity, and communication.
Joseph focuses on engineering leadership and manufacturing.
Together, we teach engineers how to lead: in the boardroom and on the shop floor.
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Radisek Industries is what happens when two people who think in systems - one from the communication side, one from the engineering side - decide it would be more fun to build things together.
Pamela spent over a decade translating between the technical and organizational worlds for the people within them, work that led to GRID, a framework for engineering equity into broken systems.
Joseph has spent 15 years leading engineering teams across aerospace, automotive, and precision manufacturing, and now teaches the shift from execution to leadership at universities nationwide.
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Keynotes & Talks
University Guest Lectures
Engineering Leadership Development
Professional Association Programming
Engineer-Communicator Training
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Nonprofit and civic organizations
Professional associations and engineering societies
Universities and engineering programs
Manufacturing and aerospace companies
Civil, structural and architectural firms
HR, DEI, and organizational development teams
Individuals navigating career transitions or returning to the workforce
Conference and event organizers
Community and membership-based organizations
One team
Pamela Tyll Radisek, MAOL
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Pamela builds systems and teaches the people who run them. She's spent over a decade translating technical and organizational complexity into something people can actually act on: starting in engineering marketing at ARS Engineers and HDR Architecture, then consulting with Meta (Facebook) on its global Community Leadership Circles program, where she served as Global Ambassador and Global Lead for the DFW region, managing a $25K annual budget across 11 leadership events and opening the CLC Global Leads event in Berlin. Since 2016, she's taught soft skills and professional communication to early-career engineers at ASME's national conferences. In 2023, she became Scholarship Chair of the Junior League of Cleveland, where she rebuilt a collapsing 21-year scholarship program from the ground up, codifying the redesign as GRID (Governance, Representation, Inclusive Design). The work grew applications tenfold and cut volunteer administrative time by 80% over three years. She holds a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University (Alpha Sigma Nu honor society) and a BA in Communication from St. Edward's University. She's been featured on TODAY (NBC News), Cleveland.com/The Plain Dealer, and named to Engage! Cleveland's 2026 list of 26 Emerging Professionals. She also coaches career changers and returning professionals through North Coast Careers.
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ASME Student Leadership Conference · ASME Annual Meeting · 3CMA · Social Media Club of Omaha · Plano Social Media Club · Social Media Dallas · Facebook Community Leadership Circles · UGC Pro
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TODAY (NBC News) · Cleveland.com / The Plain Dealer · The Morning Journal · Gonzaga University
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Awards:
Engage! Cleveland's 26 Emerging Professionals You Need to Know (2026)
Alpha Sigma Nu Honor Society, Gonzaga University (2025)
Ruth T. Lucas Award for Civic Service, Junior League of Cleveland (2024)
Nominee, Marketer of the Year, SMPS Dallas (2017)
Nominee, Rising Star Award, SMPS Dallas (2016)
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Equity is an Engineering Problem
The GRID Framework
Leadership is Not a Monologue
The 21st-Century Engineer-Communicator
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Joseph Radisek, PMP
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Joseph is a mechanical engineer and Product Development Manager at Pursuit Aerospace, where he directs a $15M+ new product introduction portfolio across engineering, operations, and quality. He holds a BME from the University of Dayton, is PMP-certified, and is completing his MBA at Youngstown State. He mentors engineering co-ops and coaches technicians as part of his day-to-day leadership, and outside of work, he's a recurring Engineering Management guest lecturer at eight universities, including Auburn, Baylor, and Cleveland State.
His ASME involvement runs deep: he chairs the Northeast Ohio Section, chairs the History & Heritage Committee, sits on the Nominating Committee, chairs the Student Program Committee, and judges both the IAM3D student competition and NEOSEF. He also serves on the CTSC Board and the FIA Technical Committee.
He speaks and teaches on the shift from technical execution to engineering leadership.
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ASME National · ASME Northeast Ohio, Omaha and Dallas · Auburn University · Baylor University · Cleveland State University · BYU-Idaho · LeTourneau University · University of Nebraska · University of North Texas · University of Texas–Dallas · FIA
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The Engineer Who Can Run the Room
From Execution to Leadership
What the Shop Floor Teaches About Leading Teams
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Project Management Professional (PMP), PMI #2772607
Shingijutsu Kaizen Practitioner
SAE AS13001 DPRV
FIA Theory & Applications of Forging & Die Design
Six Sigma Green Belt Training
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Our Companies
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Where ideas become action.
As a husband-and-wife consulting firm, we fuse technical expertise with people-first strategy to help organizations lead with purpose and deliver with precision. -
Whether it's refining operations, launching community initiatives, or training tomorrow’s leaders, we build customized solutions that drive progress and make it personal.
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Where purpose meets possibility.
We help individuals chart bold, strategic career paths, whether they’re returning to the workforce, switching industries, or aiming for the next big role. -
Through personalized coaching, résumé and LinkedIn audits, and interview prep, we support ambitious professionals (especially women)with clarity, confidence, and practical tools to succeed on their own terms.