Kudos to Members Growing the Workforce Pipeline

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

For volunteering for a Career Fair at Chaminade-Julienne High School – April 6

• Omar Gutierrez – IDC Spring

• Brent Mackintosh – Mackintosh Tool

• Stefan Mangoo and Bill Noe – Rack Processing

• Jacob Marino – AFC Tool

• Mark Neilson – Crown Equipment

For volunteering for a filmed panel discussion for In Demand Jobs Week

• Jim Bowman – Noble Tool

• Noel Davis – BIMAC

• Tammy Grigsby – Staco Energy

• Jim Zahora – TAC Industries

For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Kettering Middle School – April 15

• Mike Budde – Budde Precision Machining

• Mike Monnier - BarSplice

For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Valley View High School – April 20

• Chelsea Arndt and Taylor Beeson – Middletown Tube

• Jim Burt – Ernst Metal

• Theresa McClaskey and Tiffany Zimmerman – idX Dayton

• Ashley Slusser – Henny Penny

• Jesse Reed – Henny Penny

For setting up a display table for the Junior Achievement Inspire to Hire event – April 26

• Avery Dennison

• GE – Vandalia

• Henny Penny

• idX Dayton

• Norwood Medical

• Projects Unlimited

• Silfex

• Resonetics

For setting up a display table for the Beavercreek High School career fair – April 29

• Cornerstone Research Group

• Nuvasive

• Oerlikon

• Resonetics

For volunteering at the DRMA table for the Beavercreek High School career fair – April 29

• Matt Hoyng – FASTLANE

• Jacob Langermeier and Kyle Minton – Libra Industries

• Jerry Nemeth – AFC Tool

For volunteering for a Career Fair at EJ Brown Middle School – May 6

• Keith Bernheisel – Sinclair Community College

• Noel Davis – BIMAC

• Alexis Kinder and Kyle Minton – Libra Industries

For volunteering for a Speaking Event at Fairborn High School – May 12

• Tom Thompsen – French Oil Mill Machinery

Every on of these efforts helps to raise the 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 Kayla.