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Watch the web panel conversation with automotive employees and educators to hear a unique perspective on current workforce development programs and partnerships in the U.S. and what’s next for advanced manufacturing careers. This event took place on June 23, 2021.
Our very own Jennifer Safavian, President and CEO of Autos Drive America, moderated this discussion.
Speakers
- Angela Mott
Maintenance Team Member
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama - Joshua Cornett
Assembly Repair Technician
Mercedes-Benz US International, Vance, Alabama - Jamal Daniels
Team Leader
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Tennessee - David A. Cofer, Jr.
Project Manager
Columbus State Community College - Brian K. Manley
Educator
Cherry Creek Innovation Campus, Colorado