Young professionals honored for manufacturing, logistics talent
The Rising 30 program is part of Conexus Indiana’s mission to "strengthen Indiana’s advanced manufacturing and logistics industries ..."
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Max Faiman, Indiana Furniture Product Engineer, Named To Conexus Indiana Rising 30
Furniture Industry News: Conexus is a network of industry, education, and public-sector leaders that work to strengthen Indiana’s competitive advantage in advanced manufacturing and logistics (AML).
Source: furninfo.com
Indiana Furniture PE Named to Conexus Rising 30 | Commercial Construction and Renovation
Conexus Indiana has named 30 young professionals to its Rising 30 Class of 2022, which includes Max Faiman, a Product Engineer at Indiana Furniture. Conexus is a network of industry, education, and public-sector leaders that work to strengthen Indiana’s competitive advantage in advanced manufacturing and logistics (AML). They leverage innovation and technology, and address the
United States Fred Cartwright Max Faiman Product Engineer Chief Executive Officer Industrial Revolution
Source: ccr-mag.com
Jasper young professional among Conexus Indiana's Rising 30 award recipients
INDIANAPOLIS — Conexus Indiana announced the 30 young professionals who have been named to the 2022 Rising 30 cohort. These honorees represent Indiana’s top talent under the age of 30
Source: duboiscountyherald.com
Alumnus Fred Cartwright Comes Home to Strengthen State's Tech Sector
Alumnus Fred Cartwright Comes Home to Strengthen State’s Tech Sector
United States Terre Haute Denny Oklak Mitch Landess Fred Cartwright Clemson University International Center
Source: rose-hulman.edu
IEDC zooms to Vegas to promote state tech sector - Indianapolis Business Journal
The Indy Autonomous Challenge will be part of the splashy CES trade show Jan. 5-8 in Las Vegas, where Hoosier business leaders plan to use the racing event as a vehicle for promoting Indiana’s tech economy to a potentially worldwide audience.
Source: ibj.com