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New Training Opportunity for Manufacturers
Advanced Manufacturing Solutions (AMS), a statewide initiative designed to stimulate the attraction, growth and development of 21st century manufacturing in Wisconsin, is pleased to announce an exciting training opportunity for manufacturers. The Critical Core Manufacturing Skills (CCMS) program is dedicated to providing high-quality skills development to prepare the workforce of the present and the future by giving the tools needed to meet the changing demands of the modern manufacturing environment. The program focuses on 4 skill sets: Productivity Skills, Problem Solving Skills, Team Skills and Adaptability Skills. Each area consists of three specified "modules" which can be offered as a single session or grouped into a customized training package designed to meet your unique business needs, schedule and budget.
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Thanks to S&S Cycle
S&S Cylce chairman, George Smith, donated $100,000 to the Western Technical College Foundation. This generous donation will provide up to $25,000 in scholarships each year to students in the machine tool and mechanical design programs. The George Smith S&S Cycle scholarship will grant up to $2,500 per student starting next year. Community support like this is essential to help prepare the next generation of skilled workers. Thanks to S&S Cycle for your generous contribution to the La Crosse Area Community.
Congratulations Aquila!
Congratulations Aquila Corporation for being one of 15 companies to receive the prestigious Governor's New Product Award in April. Aquila, which manufactures a full-line of seat cushion systems for the mobility impaired, received 3rd place in the Small Company category for its "Airpulse PK" cushion system. The Governor's New Product Awards program recognizes benefits that come from the research and engineering of new products. "These Wisconsin manufacturers contribute to the state's economic growth and development, manufacturing and marketing of new and innovative products," Governor Doyle stated. Congratulations again Aquila!
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