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• Manufacturing businesses know that to close the skills gap, they must expose high school and college students to the industry’s emerging opportunities. Learn how businesses and schools are working to create new education paths and introduce students to potential metalworking jobs at events like the IMTS Smartforce Student Summit.

In the long term, manufacturing businesses know that to close the skills gap, they must expose high school and college students to the industry’s emerging opportunities.

The burgeoning role of technology in metalworking jobs creates an entry point.

Learn how businesses and schools are working to create new education paths and introduce students to potential metalworking jobs, even in high school, at events like the IMTS Smartforce Student Summit.

Students get the chance to touch and feel the latest metalworking gear and manufacturing tech, as well as talk to colleges and businesses working to create new education and career paths.

Participants:

• Baker Gregory, Graduate Student, Illinois Institute of Technology

• Jeremy Hajek, Industry Associate Professor, IT and Management, Illinois Institute of Technology 

• Derek Sporleder, Application Engineer, Mitutoyo

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