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Kudos to Members Growing the Workforce Pipeline

  • DRMA
  • Dec 9, 2025
  • 2 min read

THANKS to the following member companies and people who are helping to grow the manufacturing workforce pipeline!

 

  • For volunteering for a Speaking Event at Northridge High School – Oct. 9th

    • Jim Bowman - Noble Tool

    • Tom Moreland - DMG Tool

    • Jacob Moore - Stolle Machinery (Dayton)

  • For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Carroll High School – Oct. 16th

    • Austin Sipe - McGohan & Brabender

    • Ethan Burkholder - FC Industries

  • For volunteering for a Career Fair at Covington High School – Oct. 17th 

    • Garry Jankowski - Sandvik

    • Mark Neilson - Crown Equipment

    • Lauren Bergman - FC Industries

    • Rick Kremer - Crown Equipment

  • For volunteering for a YouScience Family Career Exploration Night at Fairmont High School – Oct. 22nd

    • Mike Monnier - BarSplice

    • Caleb Conn - American Testing Services

    • Kris Bebko - United Grinding

  • For volunteering for a Speaking Event at Centerville High School – Oct. 28th

    • Ryan Van Loo - Metallus

  • For volunteering for a Career Fair at Dayton Metro Library – Oct. 28th, 29th, 30th

    • Beth Casella - FC Industries

    • Alex Hoffman - UDRI

    • Lauren Bergman - FC Industries

    • Tricia Bayer - BarSplice

    • Brittany Everhart - Johnson Electric

    • Jon Foley - Johnson Electric

    • Kim Coomer - D&E Machine

    • Rick Kremer - Crown Equipment

    • Cecilia Vocke - Tech Metals

    • Darlene Matthew - GE Aviation

  • For volunteering for a Career Fair at Valley View High School – Nov. 7th

    • Noelle Cossick - FC Industries

    • Shawn Bromagen - Noble Tool

    • Garry Jankowski - Sandvik

    • Wayne Hale - Clopay

  • For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Weisenborn Middle School – Nov. 12th 

    • Tommy Redinger - BarSplice

    • Jill Kauffman - FC Industries

    • Wayne Hale - Clopay

    • Debbie Smith - FC Industries

    • Cecilia Vocke - TechMetals

    • AJ Mendoza - United Alloy

    • Mary Butts - United Alloy

  • For volunteering for a Speaking Event at Dayton Christian School – Nov. 19th

    • Vicki Campbell - Gerstner & Sons

  • For volunteering for a Career Fair at Milton Union High School – Nov. 20th

    • Mark Nielson - Crown Equipment

    • Vera Tangeman - Bitec

    • Tony Dudon - Bitec

    • Rick Kremer - Crown Equipment

  • For volunteering for a Career Fair at Camp Chautauqua with Miamisburg Middle School – Nov. 24th

    • Mark Neilson - Crown

    • Jacob Marino - BarSplice

    • Don Hone - Johnson Electric

    • Rick Barker - Johnson Electric

    • Cecilia Vocke - TechMetals

    • Susan Ramsey - Hammerman Graf Hughes CPA

    • Noelle Cossick - FC Industries

    • Rachel Lawson - Advantic

    • Wayne Hale - Clopay

    • Debbie Frieszell - Johnson Electric


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.


 

 
 
 

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