Kudos to Members Growing the Workforce Pipeline
- DRMA
- Sep 12, 2024
- 1 min read
THANKS to the following member companies and people who are helping to grow the manufacturing workforce pipeline!
For volunteering for a Career Fair at Fairborn High School – Aug 30th
o Mark Neilson- Crown Equipment
o Garry Jankowski- Sandvik
o Chuck Dryer- Industrial Tube & Steel
o Nathan Huber- Crown Equipment
o Chris Hastings- Morris Bean
o Keith Bernheisel
For volunteering at a Career Fair at Preble County Fairgrounds- Sept. 5th
o Chuck Dryer- Industrial Tube & Steel
o Scott Hoops- Resonetics
o Keith Bernheisel
o Shawn Bromagen- Noble Tool
o Shawn Gunckel- Greenleaf Corp.
o Carly Yanity- Huntington Bank
o James Unger- Metallus
o Natalie Mackey- Metallus
Every one of these efforts helps to raise awareness of the great careers in our industry, resulting in a bigger pool of quality candidates for you to hire. If you would like to help, contact Kara
This update shows how valuable partnerships can be for developing future talent. Career fairs help open doors for students, and platforms like ubg123 also reflect how accessible online spaces can bring people together.
Great recognition for the companies and individuals helping students connect with manufacturing careers. Building awareness step by step is important, much like simple word games such as thirdle grow through accessible daily interaction.
This is a meaningful reminder that career awareness starts with real conversations and local support. Volunteers make those opportunities possible, while simple online experiences like sweardle show another side of engagement and learning.
Strong workforce pipelines are built through consistent local effort, and this post captures that well. I appreciate seeing organizations recognize contributors, just as small projects like septle benefit from active user interest.
It is nice to see recognition for people who volunteer their time to build stronger career pathways. Community engagement matters, and even simple platforms like phoodlegame show how focused ideas can attract and involve people.