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2015ANNUAL

REPORT

Contents

Introduction

Board Members & Chapters

History

Timeline

Program Overview

Chapter Profiles

Metrics

Year after year, the availability of a skilled workforce continues to be the primary reason for companies to expand, locate and relocate their businesses. Communities that understand the need for a better educated workforce are more likely to create success for their economy and will experience growth and prosperity. The goal seems obvious, but results can be difficult to achieve.

Historically, education and workforce development programs and initiatives have been supply-based systems that receive little input from employer customers. The result: people with skills that do not match the demands of employers. In other words, a skills shortage. In Kentucky, the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (KY FAME) strives to not only provide career opportunities for people but also change the way education is delivered.

KY FAME is an industry-led, public-private partnership consisting of manufacturers, education providers and government leaders whose goal is to create a pipeline of highly skilled workers for all levels of the employment spectrum. Imagine these stakeholders sitting together to discuss the present and future skill needs of manufacturing. Within K12 education, schools partner with employers to develop manufacturing pathways for students to achieve college and career readiness. Post-secondary educators developing academic programs to meet the demand, manufacturers employing students while they are in school, providing them with relevant job experience to match their education and then providing full-time career opportunities upon graduation. At the same time, government aligning workforce resources to ensure sustainability. This is KY FAME.

Creating this productive and collaborative atmosphere requires a few core elements. First, manufacturers provide leadership. They must sit down with other companies (sometimes competitors) and educators to discuss workforce planning and the specific skillsets of future need. Additionally, employers open their doors to the community. They provide relevant co-op style job opportunities, promote manufacturing to secondary education students and open their doors for facility tours and hiring events. Second, government must align resources. Workforce development is no longer only a social service. Workforce systems should co-invest with the private sector to connect resources and individuals to quality career opportunities. Third, education must change how they deliver programs and how they work with employers. Employers are a customer of education. Employer input is essential to developing and delivering curriculum. In KY FAME, all academic programing is designed around four key components:

• Technical Skills

• Personal Behaviors

• Manufacturing Core Exercises

• Job Experience

With KY FAME these are not imaginary concepts but reality. KY FAME provides an atmosphere where educators know what skillsets are needed, and gives employers confidence that people with the skills they need will be provided, while allowing individuals an opportunity for a career and education without mounds of student debt. This is the future of education and with KY FAME the future is now.

Introduction


History

Timeline

Program Overview

Chapter Profiles

Metrics

Welcome to the Future

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Kim Menke, Toyota (Georgetown)

Terry McMichael, 3M (Cynthiana)

Mike Hirsch, Robert Bosch Automotive Steering

LLC (Florence)

Rena Sharpe (Louisville)

Peter Feil, Stober Drives, Inc. (Maysville)

Will Mounts, OMICO Plastics, Inc. (Owensboro)

Nathan Shewmaker, Toyoda Gosei (Lebanon)

Stacey Hughes, Logan Aluminum (Russellville)

Ryan Senter, Hibbs Electromechanical, Inc.

(Madisonville)

Donnie Slagle, Toyotetsu America, Inc. (Somerset)

Erik Dunnigan, Kentucky Cabinet for Economic

Development

Greg Higdon, Kentucky Association of

Manufacturers

Dianne Leveridge, Kentucky Community &

Technical College System

Chapters:

• Bluegrass, Cumberlands Greater Louisville, Greater Owensboro, Lincoln Trail, Northeast Kentucky, Northern Kentucky, Southcentral Kentucky, West Kentucky

Chapters Under Consideration

• East Kentucky, Shelbyville

Kentucky Community & Technical College locations

Counties with participating students and companies

EXISTING CHAPTERS

CHAPTERS UNDER CONSIDERATION


The History of KY FAME

In 2008, Toyota, the Kentucky Association of

Manufacturers (KAM) and Bluegrass Community

and Technical College (BCTC) began

discussing a new employer-driven Advanced

Manufacturing Technician (AMT) education

program. They envisioned an academic

program combining the technical skills of AMT

with the support of on-the-job training and

college courses. Through these conversations,

other employers with the same vision became

involved in early 2009 and formed a

group called the Bluegrass Manufacturing

Development Collaborative (B-MDC). Founding

members of this group included 3M, Florida Tile,

GR Spring and Stamping, I.B. Moore Company,

Link Belt, SealingLife Inc. and Toyota.

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky sponsored the first AMT

class at Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) in

August of 2010. This class consisted of 22 students from across the

Commonwealth. When this class graduated in 2012, Central Motor

Wheel of America, 3M and GR Spring & Stamping joined Toyota in

sponsoring students. The program proved to be successful. These

graduates were unlike any other. They had an impressive array of

technical knowledge and skills, with leadership and professional skills

to boot. One hundred percent of this first group of graduates stayed

on with their sponsoring employer, and some pursued additional

education. As the B-MDC continued to grow, the name “KY FAME”,

or Federation of Advanced Manufacturing Education, was adopted

in 2013. “FAME” was easily recognized as a powerful name in the

Advanced Manufacturing Career Pathways effort.

In January of 2015, KY FAME was incorporated as a non-profit,

statewide organization. This was accompanied by the formation of

the Bluegrass, Greater Louisville, Lincoln Trail and Northern Kentucky

Chapters. Throughout 2015, chapters formed across the state, and by

year ’s end, the Cumberlands, Greater Owensboro, Southcentral and

West Kentucky chapters were established.

As of the 2015 fall semester, whether under the original piloted

program or what is now recognized as KY FAME, this partnership has

produced 48 graduates. There are eight chapters with over 125

member companies, 56 of whom sponsor 147 current AMT students

from across Kentucky.

“In partnership there is power. This is power.”Dr. Augusta Julian, President & CEO

Bluegrass Community & Technical College


2008

August2010

August 2012

October 2013

2013

Early 2009

Toyota, the Kentucky Association of Manufacturers and Bluegrass Community and Technical College begin discussing an employer-driven and college-based Advanced Manufacturing Technician training program.

Toyota sponsors their first cohort of students in the Advanced Manufacturing Technician program at the Bluegrass Community and Technical College campus.

3M, Central Motor Wheel of America and GR Spring & Stamping begin sponsoring students.

The AMT Program wins the 2013 National Career Pathway Partnership Excellence Award from the National Career Pathway Network Conference.

B-MDC adopts the name of KY FAME.

Discussions lead to the formation of the Bluegrass Manufacturing Development Collaborative (B-MDC).Founding members included 3M, Florida Tile, GR Spring and Stamping, I.B. Moore Company, Link Belt, SealingLife Inc. and Toyota.

May 2012The first class of 22 students graduates from the AMT program.

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KY FAME Timeline

September 2015

June 2015

The West and Southcentral Kentucky Chapters are formed.

The Cumberlands Chapter is formed.

January 2015KY FAME incorporates as a non-profit, statewide organization. The Bluegrass, Greater Louisville, Lincoln Trail and Northern Kentucky Chapters form. Board appointed with Statewide representation from 10 regions across the Commonwealth.

May 2015The Greater Owensboro Chapter is formed.

November 2015KY FAME Reception at the Governor’s Mansion celebrates the collaboration of over 125 member companies and 147 enrolled students across the Commonwealth.

May 2014Bluegrass Chapter expands to Danville/Harrodsbug area.

March 2016The Northeast Kentucky Chapter is formed.

2015 Highlights• Seven new chapters established• 147 AMT students enrolled• NKY Chapter: AMT recruiting fair for students, parents & counselors hosting on a manufacturing shop floor • First AMT Academy for Kentucky Community & Technical College System instructors on incorporating

Manufacturing Core Exercises• NKY Chapter: Piloted mentorship training program for sponsoring Company AMT Mentors• Externship program for K-12 teachers at manufacturers to identify project based application for lesson plans• Progress towards a German Apprenticeship dual certification

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KY FAME Pathway

Career AMT graduates are in a great position to leverage career options. With over 1,800 hours already accumulated in on-the-job training and work experience, and the Industrial Maintenance Technology degree in hand, one option for graduates is to continue working full time with their sponsoring employer. These are employers that students have developed strong relationships with and who students know are truly invested in them.

To date, nearly 100 percent of AMT graduates continue to work for their sponsoring employer, and there are reasons for that. Because the AMT program focuses on the development of the entire student, graduates are well rounded and ready to hit the ground running in a manufacturing career.

• This program produces a multi-skilled individual. In technical skills alone, the AMT curriculum allows the student to work in the areas of electricity, fluid power, motor controls, maintenance of industrial equipment, PLCs, welding, machining, drawings, robotics and system troubleshooting.

• Any employer will tell you that technical skills are not all that are needed to have a successful career. The AMT model puts an emphasis on personal behaviors like attendance, communication, diligence, interpersonal relations, initiative and teamwork.

• AMT also teaches students manufacturing culture through core exercises. Safety culture, workplace organization, lean manufacturing, machinery maintenance and reliability and problem solving are all built into the curriculum.

To assist in student preparation, each KCTCS location provides AMT coordinators to connect students, employers, and educators. Coordinators interact with all parties on a daily basis to ensure program standards are achieved and delivered at a high level.

“After graduation from high school, I thought that I wanted the typical college experience. As it turns out, I was just another face in the crowd. In this program I’m learning one-on-one, real-life applications and using the knowledge that I’ve acquired out in the field today. ” - Megan Gant, AMT Program graduate and a permanent Toyota skilled team member

KY FAME GIVES OPTIONS

FOR YOUR FUTURE.

Students participating in KY FAME choose a path providing multiple career options. It begins with the Industrial Maintenance Technology degree.* Upon completion of this Associate’s degree, students have further options. For those ready to continue developing their craft, they can continue full-time employment. For others wishing to continue their education, the AMT program can provide a transition into a Bachelor ’s program for business or engineering. As FAME grows throughout Kentucky, additional Bachelor ’s programs will be developed around the Commonwealth.

Business After receiving their Associate’s degree, many students choose to further their education and pursue a Bachelor ’s and Master ’s degree, either right away or after working a few years. One path to achieve this goal is the Advanced Manufacturing Business program (AMB), through Northwood University. AMB is a work-study program designed specifically for AMT graduates and features Project Management, Situational Leadership and Quality Control Qualification training. The 70 to 80 credit hours that were earned for the Associate’s degree are all transferrable toward this Bachelor ’s and Master ’s program. Northwood maintains an office in Georgetown and courses are available on-line.

AMB offers students a unique opportunity to complete a curriculum of business courses that actually include automotive and manufacturing learning opportunities. It enhances skills already learned and gives the student a new perspective on business and manufacturing management. Ten AMT graduates are currently enrolled in the AMB program.

“The thing about the program that makes a difference to me is the hands-on experience- being able to learn something in class and then being able to go to work the next day and have hands-on practice with what you learned.” - Christina Partin, KY FAME Graduate, the honor graduate of her class and a permanent Toyota skilled team member

Engineering Another exciting option for graduates is to work toward a Bachelor ’s degree in engineering with the University of Kentucky. Students graduating with an AMT before entering into UK’s Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME) program have a definite advantage. AMT students have a strong understanding of technical disciplines, and will have a broad knowledge as an engineer. AMT graduates also have experience working with their hands because of their job experience. AMTs have actually seen the ideas of an engineer come full circle by working and troubleshooting on a real production floor. The combination of the two programs is what creates potentially the most sought out, well-qualified and well-paid new engineers on the market. One AMT graduate, Jeramy Gillis, is currently enrolled in the UK AME program.

“I will graduate with a bachelor’s in electrical engineering, and I will have no debt. I go to school with students that, they’re in engineering school, and they’re getting just as good an education as me, but they do not have the opportunities that I have. None of this would be possible without KY FAME as far as the job experience. Debt free, but job experience is the thing that is going to be written down on a resume that you are going to hand to a company that others don’t have.” – Jeramy Gillis, KY FAME Graduate, University of Kentucky engineering student

* At KCTCS, the KY FAME AMT program is a track in the Industrial

Maintenance Technology (IMT) associate degree program.

K-12

AMTAdults, Veterans,

Existing Employees

Career BusinessEngineering


Bluegrass ChapterAnderson, Bourbon, Boyle, Clark, Estill, Fayette, Franklin, Garrard, Harrison, Jessamine, Lincoln, Madison, Mercer, Nicholas, Powell, Scott, Woodford

President Terry McMichael 3M

Vice President Danette Wilder SealingLife Inc.

Secretary/Treasurer Mary Breeding Foundation for Kentucky Industry

Education Partner Bluegrass Community & Technical College (Georgetown Campus & Danville Campus)

Programs Advanced Manufacturing Technician (AMT)Advanced Manufacturing Business (AMB)Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME)

Enrollment AMT: 71 AMB: 10 AME: 1

Companies 3M Catalent Central Motor Wheel of America Commonwealth Tool & Machine Dana Corporation Denyo Manufacturing Corporation E.D. Bullard Florida Tile Gill Industries GR Spring & Stamping Hayashi Telempu Heartland Automotive Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas, Inc. Hobart Corporation Intelligrated Lectrodryer Link Belt Construction Equipment Lincoln Manufacturing USA Montaplast SealingLife Inc. Tarter Farm & Ranch Equipment Topy America, Inc. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky Trane TransNav, Inc. Wausau Paper Webasto

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Cumberlands ChapterAdair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Laurel,

McCreary, Pulaski, Rockcastle, Russell, Taylor, Wayne, Whitley

Companies 3M Catalent Central Motor Wheel of America Commonwealth Tool & Machine Dana Corporation Denyo Manufacturing Corporation E.D. Bullard Florida Tile Gill Industries GR Spring & Stamping Hayashi Telempu Heartland Automotive Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas, Inc. Hobart Corporation Intelligrated Lectrodryer Link Belt Construction Equipment Lincoln Manufacturing USA Montaplast SealingLife Inc. Tarter Farm & Ranch Equipment Topy America, Inc. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky Trane TransNav, Inc. Wausau Paper Webasto

President Donnie Slagle Toyotetsu America, Inc.

Vice President Chris Hicks UGN, Inc.

Secretary Vickie Glenn Superior Battery

Education Partner Somerset Community College

Programs Advanced Manufacturing Technician (AMT)

Enrollment AMT: 10

Companies American Woodmark Aisin Automotive Casting Belden, Inc. CamTech Manufacturing Solutions Duraflame Highlands Diversified Superior Battery Toyotetsu America UGN, Inc.

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Greater Louisville ChapterBullitt, Henry, Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, Trimble

President Rena Sharpe Louisville

Vice President Earl Jones GE Appliances

Secretary/Treasurer Cindy Hooper Clariant Corporation

Education Partner Jefferson Community & Technical College


Enrollment AMT: 18

Companies Atlas Machine & Supply Caldwell Tanks Clariant Corporation Ford Motor Company GE Appliances Nth/Works Paradise Tomato Kitchen Sabert Universal Woods Westport Axle Corporation Zoeller Company


Greater Owensboro ChapterDaviess, Hancock, Henderson, McLean, Ohio,

Union, Webster

Companies Atlas Machine & Supply Caldwell Tanks Clariant Corporation Ford Motor Company GE Appliances Nth/Works Paradise Tomato Kitchen Sabert Universal Woods Westport Axle Corporation Zoeller Company

President Will Mounts OMICO Plastics, Inc.

Vice President Frank Anderson Sun Windows

Secretary Christy Miller Kimberly-Clark

Treasurer Matt Castlen Castlen Steel

Education Partner Owensboro Community & Technical College


Enrollment AMT: 15

Companies Big Rivers Electric Castlen Steel Domtar Paper Kimberly-Clark Metalsa OMICO Plastics, Inc. Specialty Food Products Sun Windows Toyotetsu Mid-America Trifecta Unifirst

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Lincoln Trail ChapterBreckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, Washington

President Nathan Shewmaker Toyoda Gosei Kentucky

Co-Vice President Gretchen Lovely Enprotech

Co-Vice President Julita Nance-Leachman INOAC

Secretary Holly Brady Toyotomi America Corporation

Treasurer Myron Henderson Akebono Brake Corporation

Education Partner Elizabethtown Community & Technical College


Enrollment AMT: 9

Companies AGC Automotive Akebono Brake Corporation Alltech Inc. Altec Industries, Inc. Barton Brands Enprotech Industrial Technologies Flowers Food Fischbach USA Inc. Flex Films USA INOAC USA Inc. Metalsa Structural Products Mid-Park, Inc. American Mitsuba Bardstown MTD Products Mouser Custom Cabinetry Murakami Manufacturing USA, Inc. Orbis Corporation Plastikon Industries, Inc. Toyota Boshoku Kentucky, LLC Toyoda Gosei Tower International Wilbert Plastic Service


Northeast Kentucky ChapterBath, Boyd, Bracken, Fleming, Greenup, Lewis,

Mason, Montgomery, Robertson, Rowan

Companies AGC Automotive Akebono Brake Corporation Alltech Inc. Altec Industries, Inc. Barton Brands Enprotech Industrial Technologies Flowers Food Fischbach USA Inc. Flex Films USA INOAC USA Inc. Metalsa Structural Products Mid-Park, Inc. American Mitsuba Bardstown MTD Products Mouser Custom Cabinetry Murakami Manufacturing USA, Inc. Orbis Corporation Plastikon Industries, Inc. Toyota Boshoku Kentucky, LLC Toyoda Gosei Tower International Wilbert Plastic Service

President Peter Feil Stober Drives, Inc.

Education Partner Maysville Community & Technical College


Enrollment Classes begin Fall 2016

Companies ARaymond Tinnerman Cooper Standard CTI Foods East Kentucky Power Cooperative Kyosan DENSO Manufacturing KY, LLC Meadowview Regional Medical Center Precision Resource Kentucky Regal Beloit Americas, Inc. Stober Drives, Inc. Summit Polymers, Inc. The Walker Company of Kentucky, Inc.

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Northern Kentucky ChapterBoone, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Owen, Pendleton

President Mike Hirsch Robert Bosch Automotive Steering LLC

Vice President Andrew Farris Mubea

Secretary Wade Williams Northern Kentucky Tri-ED

Education Partner Gateway Community & Technical College


Enrollment AMT: 24

Companies Diversified Composites Greif Inc. Hahn Automation Krauss-Maffei Linamar Corporation Linkology USA L’Oreal USA Inc. Mubea Nucor Steel Gallatin Robert Bosch Automotive Steering LLC Safran Messier-Bugatti-Dowty Skilcraft LLC Steinert US Steinkamp Molding LP Stober Drives, Inc. Wagstaff, Inc. Zotefoams, PLC


Southcentral Kentucky ChapterAllen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Hart, Logan,

Metcalf, Monroe, Simpson, Warren

Companies Diversified Composites Greif Inc. Hahn Automation Krauss-Maffei Linamar Corporation Linkology USA L’Oreal USA Inc. Mubea Nucor Steel Gallatin Robert Bosch Automotive Steering LLC Safran Messier-Bugatti-Dowty Skilcraft LLC Steinert US Steinkamp Molding LP Stober Drives, Inc. Wagstaff, Inc. Zotefoams, PLC

President Stacey Hughes Logan Aluminum

Vice President Tye Burklow Franklin Precision Industries

Secretary/Treasurer Kelcie Dixon Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College

Education Partner Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College



Companies Bilstein Cold Rolled Steel Bowling Green Metalforming Champion Pet Foods Davert North America Delta Faucet Franklin Precision Industries J.M. Smucker Kobe Aluminum Automotive Products Logan Aluminum Meritor, Inc. Quad Graphics Real Alloy Sumitomo Electrical Wiring Systems, Inc. SUN Products Systems

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West Kentucky ChapterBallard, Caldwell, Calloway, Carlisle, Christian, Crittenden, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Hopkins, Livingston, Lyon, Marshall, McCracken, Muhlenburg, Todd, Trigg

President Ryan Senter Hibbs Electromechanical, Inc.

Vice President Phil Dunn T.RAD North American, Inc.

Secretary/Treasurer James Bundren Madisonville/Hopkins County EDC

Education Partner Madisonville Community College Hopkinsville Community College West Kentucky Community & Technical College



Companies ACE Compressor Services Ahlstrom Filtration, LLC Air Relief, Inc. Baptist Health Kentucky Briggs & Stratton Corporation Centrifugal Technologies, Inc. Comefri USA Ebonite International FP International Gardner Denver, Inc. GE Aviation Hibbs Electromechanical, Inc. Huhtamaki N.A. Ingram’s Water & Air Equipment Integrated Metal Solutions LLC International Automotive Components Martinrea International, Inc. Metalsa MRCOOL, Inc. MVP Group International, Inc. Par 4 Plastics, Inc. Progress Rail Services Propulsys, Inc. Riken Elastomers Corporation T. RAD North America North America, Inc. Transcraft Vanderbilt Chemicals, LLC Wacker Chemical


Data & MetricsEnrollment data for all KY FAME chapters with current students

Companies ACE Compressor Services Ahlstrom Filtration, LLC Air Relief, Inc. Baptist Health Kentucky Briggs & Stratton Corporation Centrifugal Technologies, Inc. Comefri USA Ebonite International FP International Gardner Denver, Inc. GE Aviation Hibbs Electromechanical, Inc. Huhtamaki N.A. Ingram’s Water & Air Equipment Integrated Metal Solutions LLC International Automotive Components Martinrea International, Inc. Metalsa MRCOOL, Inc. MVP Group International, Inc. Par 4 Plastics, Inc. Progress Rail Services Propulsys, Inc. Riken Elastomers Corporation T. RAD North America North America, Inc. Transcraft Vanderbilt Chemicals, LLC Wacker Chemical

CHAPTER STUDENTS MALE FEMALE VETERANS INCUMBENTS SPONSORS

Bluegrass 71 65 6 6 11 18

Northern Kentucky 24 22 2 - 7 11

Greater Louisville 18 13 5 - - 8

Greater Owensboro 15 14 1 1 - 9

Cumberlands 10 9 1 2 4 6

Lincoln Trail 9 9 - - - 4

TOTAL 147 132 15 9 22 56

As of the 2015 fall semester, KY FAME has confirmed 147 students enrolled statewide, sponsored by 56 employers at six KCTCS Partner colleges. The Southcentral and Northeast KY Chapters will begin sponsoring students in the Fall of 2016.

*Not all participating companies are currently sponsoring students. Data and metrics through December 2015.

Table 1 breaks down the currently enrolled students by gender, veteran status and whether or not they are incumbent employees.

BGFAMENKYFAME

GLFAMEGOFAME

CUMBFAMELTFAME

2418

1510

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Figure 1 shows enrollment data for each KY FAME chapter currently sponsoring students.

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Data & MetricsBluegrass Chapter

39

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Bluegrass KY FAME Employers Sponsoring Students

5 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1

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GRAND TOTAL

16

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Bluegrass KY FAME StudentsBy Home County

12

8

4 4

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FAYETTE

MERCER

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NICHOLAS

CASEY

BOURBON

WOODFORD

JESSAMINE

SHELBY

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MONROE

MADISON

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4 32 2 2

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MARION

FRANKLIN


Data & MetricsCumberlands Chapter

Cumberlands KY FAME Employers Sponsoring Students

4

2

1 1 1 1

TTAI UGN, INC WOODMARK HIGHLANDS BELDEN SUPERIOR BATTERY

Cumberlands KY FAME Students By Home County

1 1

8

PULASKI RUSSELL CLAY

23

Data & MetricsGreater Louisville Chapter

1111

22

4

6

GENERAL ELECTRIC

NTH-WORKS INC

PARADISE TOMATO CLARIANT ZOELLER

PUMPSUNIVERSAL

WOODSATLAS

MACHINECALDWELL

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Greater Louisville KY FAME Employers Sponsoring Students

Greater Louisville KY FAME Students By Home County

2

1

3

4

8

BULLITT JEFFERSON CLARK (INDIANA) HENRY OLDHAM


Data & MetricsGreater Owensboro Chapter

Greater Owensboro KY FAME Students By Home County

1 1

9

DAVIESS MCLEAN MUHLENBURGHANCOCK

4

4

2 2 2

1 1 1 1 1

TOYOTETSU

METALSA

KIMBERLY

-CLA

RK

OMICO PLASTICS

TRIFECTA STEEL

UNIFIRST

CASTLEN STEEL

SUN WIN

DOWS

SPECIALTY FO

ODS

Greater Owensboro KY FAME Employers Sponsoring Students

25

Data & MetricsLincoln Trail Chapter

Lincoln Trail KY FAME Employers Sponsoring Students

5

METALSA

2

1 1

AGC FISCHBACH ALLTECH

Lincoln Trail KY FAME Students By Home County

5

HARDIN

2

1 1

BRECKINRIDGE WASHINGTON LARUE

BOSCH


Data & MetricsNorthern Kentucky Chapter

Northern Kentucky KY FAME Students By Home County

BOONE KENTON GRANT UNKNOWN MASON SCOTT BROWN (OH) GED HARRISON

1 1 1 1 1

3

55

6

Northern Kentucky KY FAME Employers Sponsoring Students

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BLUEGRASS CHAPTER // CONTACT: TERRY McMICHAEL - [email protected]

LINCOLN TRAIL CHAPTER // CONTACT: NATHAN SHEWMAKER - [email protected]

GREATER LOUISVILLE CHAPTER // CONTACT: RENA SHARPE - [email protected]

SOUTHCENTRAL CHAPTER // CONTACT: STACEY HUGHES - [email protected]

CUMBERLANDS CHAPTER // CONTACT: DONNIE SLAGLE - [email protected]

NORTHERN KY CHAPTER // CONTACT: MIKE HIRSCH - [email protected]

GREATER OWENSBORO CHAPTER // CONTACT: WILL MOUNTS - [email protected]

WEST KY CHAPTER // CONTACT: RYAN SENTER - [email protected]

NORTHEAST KY CHAPTER // CONTACT: PETER FEIL - [email protected]

3M • Catalent • CMWA • Commonwealth Tool & Machine • Dana Corporation • Denyo Manufacturing Corporation • E.D. Bullard • Florida Tile • GR Spring & Stamping • Hayashi Telempu • Heartland Automotive • Hitachi • Hobart Corporation • Intelligrated • Lectrodryer • Link Belt • Lincoln Manufacturing • Montaplast • SealingLife • Tarter Farm & Ranch Equipment • Topy • Toyota • Trane • TransNav, Inc • Wausau Paper • Webasto

AGC Automotive• Akebono Brake • Alltech • Altec Industries • Barton Brands • Enprotech • Flowers Food • Fischbach • Flex Films • INOAC • Metalsa • Mid-Park • Mitsuba • MTD Products • Mouser Custom Cabinetry • Murakami • Orbis • Plastixon • TB America • Toyoda Gosei • Tower International • Wilbert Plastics

Atlas Machine & Supply • Caldwell Tanks • Clariant Corporation • Ford Motor Company • GE Appliances • nth/works • Paradise Tomato Kitchen • Universal Woods • Westport Axle Corporation • Zoeller Company

Bilstein Cold Rolled Steel • Bowling Green Metalforming • Champion Pet Foods • Davert North America • Delta Faucet • Franklin Precision Industries • J. M. Smucker Co. • Kobe Aluminum Automotive Products • Logan Aluminum • Meritor Inc. • Quad Graphics • Real Alloy • Sumitomo Electrical Wiring • Sun Products Corporation

American Woodmark • Aisin Automotive Casting • Belden, Inc • Highlands Diversified • Superior Battery • Toyotetsu America • UGN, Inc

Diversified Composits • Grief • Hahn Automation • Krauss-Maffei • Linamar • Linkology USA • L’Oreal • Mubea • Nucor • Robert Bosch Automotive Steering LLC • Safran/Messier-Bugatti-Dowty • Skilcraft • Steinert US • Steinkamp Molding • Stober • Wagstaff • Zotefoams

Big Rivers Electric • Castlen Steel • Domtar Paper • Kimberly-Clark • Metalsa • OMICO Plastics, Inc. • Speciality Food Products • Sun Windows • Toyotetsu Mid-America • Trifecta • Unifirst

ACE Compressor, Inc. • Air Relief • Baptist Health Madisonville • Briggs & Stratton • Centrifugal Technologies • GE Aviation • Hibbs Electromechanical • Integrated Metal Solutions • International Automotive Components • MRCOOL, Inc. • MVP Group • Progress Rail • T.RAD North America • Vanderbilt Chemical • Wacker Chemical

A Raymond Tinnerman • Cooper Standard • CTI Foods • East Kentucky Power • Meadowview Regional Medical Center • KDMK (Kyosan DENSO Manufacturing Kentucky) • Precision Resource • Stober Drives • Summit Polymers • Nestlé USA

CHAPTER LOCATIONS

Chapters under consideration

For general information contact Josh Benton at the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development. [email protected] • 502.564.7140

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