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Kudos to Members Growing the Workforce Pipeline

  • DRMA
  • Aug 10, 2023
  • 2 min read

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

For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Bethel High School – May 2nd

  • Chuck Dryer – Industrial Tube & Steel

  • April Angel – AFC Tool

  • Mike Monnier – BarSplice

For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Fairborn High School – May 3rd

  • Noel Davis – BIMAC

  • Nicole Albers – Hartzell Propeller

  • Keith Bernhisel – Sinclair Community College

For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Rushmore Elementary– May 5th

  • Tom Thompson – French Oil Mill Machinery Co.

  • Kim Coomer – D&E Machine

  • Karen Willingham – Avery Dennison

For volunteering for a Career Fair at Northridge Middle School– May 8th

  • Alex Hoffman – FastLane

  • Tricia Bayer, Tierney Dumont & Lucie Johnson– BarSplice

  • Leona Chia & Kenny Cox –Resonetics

  • Michael Swafford – AFC Stamping

For volunteering for a Career Fair at Weisenborn Junior High School– May 11th

  • Chuck Dryer –Industrial Tube & Steel

  • Brittany Runnels – Stillwater Technologies

  • Melissa Gallenstein – Norwood Medical

For volunteering for a Power Lunch at Dixie High School– May 16th

  • Beth Casella – AFC Tool

  • Keith Bernhisel – Sinclair Community College

  • Theresa McClaskey – IDX Corp

For volunteering as a Classroom Speaker at Thurgood Marshall Stem High School– May 16th

  • Tom Thompsen – French Oil Mill Machinery Co.

For volunteering for a Career Fair at Preble County Fairgrounds– May 17th

  • Ashley Barker, Kelli Kopf, Missy Lovett & Bryan Smith – Henny Penny

  • Keith Bernhisel – Sinclair Community College

  • Patty Breig

  • Sandra Robinson – AFC Tool

  • Vera Tangeman & Jerry Corbin – Trifecta

  • Chuck Dryer – Industrial Tube & Steel

  • Amy Brock, Daniela Rebollo & Mark Rabe – Oerlikon

  • Michael Swafford – AFC Stamping

  • Aaron Flatter – Garber

  • Mike Desch – Precision Metal

  • Thomas Redinger – BarSplice

  • Craig Homan – Crown Equipment

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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steve john
steve john
Oct 25

Reading about these initiatives reminds me how essential hands-on involvement is in shaping future talent. Just like mentoring students helps build a stronger workforce, choosing quality items such as a mens genuine leather wallet reflects the same value of durability and long-term investment. Both represent craftsmanship and responsibility qualities that ensure reliability over time.

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Hannah Walters
Hannah Walters
Oct 08

It’s inspiring to see so many dedicated professionals volunteering their time to help students learn about manufacturing careers. These efforts truly strengthen the future workforce and create more opportunities for young talent. Supporting education and skill-building like this reminds me how important guidance and expertise are in any field. In academics, when I need expert support, I often choose to pay someone to do my research paper to ensure quality work and learn from professionals who understand the subject deeply and deliver reliable results.

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Dr Raj
Dr Raj
Sep 07

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steve john
steve john
Jun 24

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