Larry Caschette
President
Manufacturing is in Larry’s blood and his DNA. He and his brothers worked in the family business after school, running presses and working in the tool and die room. After serving as a tool and die apprentice, for four years, Larry moved on to key roles in purchasing, quality control, production management, and finally executive management since 2009. Larry served eight years with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves while attending Colorado State University, where he earned a degree in Industrial Technology Management. In addition to being a third-generation metal worker, Larry is a third-generation bee-keeper.
Cynthia Conduff
Vice President, Finance
After spending her early professional years in a small CPA firm, Cynthia transitioned to the manufacturing environment, working with several firms for 15 years before joining Metalcraft in 2002. Cynthia not only manages the accounting and finances at Metalcraft, she’s also responsible for Human Resources. “That really keeps me busy because we’re growing and we have a culture of providing our team members opportunities for training and personal development,” she points out. Initially a part-time employee, Cynthia grew with Metalcraft. “That’s what’s really nice about our firm,” she explains, “there’s opportunities to take on new challenges and expand your role.” Cynthia enjoys outdoor activities in the Colorado mountains, traveling, and attending theater performances and concerts in and around Denver.
Mark Anderson
Quality Manager
Mark joined the Metalcraft team in 2014 after nearly 25 years in the automotive and aerospace industries. His career has centered around quality systems management and quality control, and he continues that focus at Metalcraft, maintaining the firm’s ISO certification and helping reinforce a continuous improvement culture. "When my wife and I decided to move to Denver to be closer to family, I had the choice of working with several manufacturers. I liked how Larry described his vision for the company as one of moving forward, expanding capabilities and supporting team member potential.” Mark enjoys spending time with family (including “plenty of grandkids”), supporting Crimson Tide football (he’s an Alabama grad), and participating in outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, and golf.
Chris Lindenberger
Project Engineer
Chris began his career in the U.S. Coast Guard where he served in Vietnam and was decorated by both the U.S. and South Vietnamese governments for his combat service. After completing his service, he earned degrees in both mathematics and business management while working as a journeyman machinist. He has worked as a process and project engineer for over twenty years and is currently the lead engineer at Metalcraft, (since 2011.) In his spare time, he teaches precision machining, metrology, and engineering at Front Range Community College and Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing at area corporations. Chris writes blogs, op-ed pieces, and fiction or for various online publications.
Axel Marrocco
Business Development Representative
Axel Marrocco will help you with the total cost of delivery, not just the cheapest part, but the best value Metalcraft can deliver. Well connected internationally, and with a hands-on approach contributing to 20 years of product development, stamping, and machining experience. Axel, the son of an inventor, earned a manufacturing degree at Colorado State University and an MBA from the University of South Carolina. He worked as a project engineer at McClaren Engines, a prototype manager at Davis Industries, and founded a trading and outsourcing business in South East Asia. In 2015, he led industry collaboration for the creation of RMIT University’s supply chain program in Vietnam. He is happy his wife and son have found a home within the extended Metalcraft family.
