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Coach's Corner: Tech Wars introductions continue Genesee County's career momentum

By Chris Suozzi This has been a great season for introductions – from Von Miller signing with the Bills to seeing over 650 students from our middle schools and high schools at the Tech Wars competition. I can’t wait to see #40 on the field in Orchard Park. He’s a once-in-a-generation talent joining at just the right time. But as I work with the growing companies across Genesee
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TechWars represents Genesee County's future tech-based workforce

Video Sponsor During Tech Wars at GCC on Thursday, The Batavian spoke with Chris Suozzi, VP of business and workforce development for GCEDC, about how companies that are opening new operations here -- such as La Fermière and PlugPower -- as well as those that are expanding. With labor markets tight, Suozzi said the future workforce of Genesee County can be found at events like
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Tech Wars returning to GCC on March 17

Press release: After a long 2-year pandemic-induced hiatus, the 13th GLOW Region Tech Wars will finally commence! The event will be held Thursday, March 17, 2022, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Genesee Community College's Batavia Campus. The annual Tech Wars brings middle and high school students from all 24 of the Genesee, Livingston, Orleans, and Wyoming (GLOW) region's school
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'Tech Wars' brings high school students together with industry professionals

Updated at Share This Photos: Adam Forsgren | EastIdahoNews.com IDAHO FALLS – Students at Technical Careers High School in Idaho Falls put on their game faces this past Friday as the school held its annual “Tech Wars” competition. “Tech Wars” challenges students to complete career-specific tasks. For example, construction students built two adjoining walls, one including a window, while auto body students prepped fenders for painting. Their work was observed and judged by professio...
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