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Todd Bennington
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Kelvin Byrd
Part 1 |
Lewis Gossett
Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5
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Julia Hamilton
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Walt Lassiter
Part 1 / Part 2 |
Ginger Lawrence
Part 1 / Part 2 |
Michael Lucas
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Jason Premo
Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 |
Kevin Pruett
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Ansel Sanders
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Steve Watterson
Part 1
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Steve Wunder
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Veronica Taylor (BMW) "Today’s manufacturing is a fast-paced and ever-changing environment. You must be able to adapt to change quickly and love the challenge." |
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Amy Catherine White (BMW) "Almost everything our society uses is based in manufacturing. Just think of all the products you used in the last 24 hours." |
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Don Wall (BMW) It’s not your granddad’s job in a steel mill anymore. Manufacturing can be an exciting and lucrative career! |
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Jessica Robinson (Industrial Electronics Technology Student at TCTC working part-time at Duke Energy) – Tri-County "Good-paying jobs are out there in the industrial electronics and mechatronics areas. It's a challenging curriculum, but I'm doing what I love. There's something new every day. This has definitely turned my life around." |
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Thomas Prince (ADEX) Greenville Tech "I started as a machinist and now am responsible for leading production teams to deliver almost $10 million in sales for products such as rocket motors, warheads, jet engines and more." |
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Dmitry Kopytin (Cytec) Greenville Tech "I chose manufacturing by doing research and realizing it’s the present and future of our state and national economy." |
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Ryne Hughey (Process Technician, Fabri-Kal) Greenville Tech "I started with the Mechatronics program at GTC, and I'm now taking courses to complete my Associate's Degree. I plan to take additional courses to earn my Bachelor's Degree. The best part is that my company is paying for it." |
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Bob Kral (retired manufacturing executive) York Tech -"As a kid I was always working on or building something so I knew from the first day that I walked into an engine manufacturing plant as a high school co-op that I wanted to work in manufacturing. The equipment, the process, and the products were just so amazing to me!" |
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Gustavo Mata (Maintenance, Avanzar Interior Technologies, Inc. Texas DIDI) "The reason that I picked this career is that I love working with my hands." |
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Blake McIntire (Machine Tool Operator, Eaton) Piedmont Tech "I went from hanging with the wrong crowd to starting down a great career path with a good company." |
