in Central Maine (Fairfield, Oakland, Waterville, Winslow)
March 2024 Edition
Innovation
Sponsored by Central Maine Motors Auto Group
March ’24 Speaker Series: Manufacturing and the Standardized Work Process
March 7 | 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. |
Bricks Coworking, Hathaway Creative Center, Waterville
Join Jay Burkhart, Project Manager at Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership, as he discusses how standardized work can be smoothly combined with the latest technologies to keep your manufacturing processes up-to-date in the constantly changing tech environment.
Thu, Mar 7, 2024 5:30 PM EST
March Speaker Series - Manufacturing and the Standardized Work Process
Dirigo Speaker Series conversations have been made available for viewing anytime. You can watch recordings of past conversations on ourYouTube Channel.
MaineGeneral Podiatry invites you to learn about the advancements in dealing with foot pain issues including non-surgical and minimally invasive surgical options.
Join MaineGeneral podiatrists Michael Kipp, DPM, and Brian Loring, DPM, for a free information session to learn about options to address your foot pain.
The event is Thursday, April 11, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Alfond Center for Health in Augusta.
Kennebec Valley Community College is currently offering a new Business Entrepreneurship training class funded through the Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan grant funds. There was an overwhelming response to the training, with over 100 applicants. Twenty-two individuals were selected based on the grant eligibility requirements and business plan ideas. Students are learning what it takes to operate a small business in Maine including developing a business plan, marketing, finances and finishing with a pitch competition. A new cohort will start in June 2024. Trainings like this and more, funded through Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan (MJRP), Harold Alfond Foundation and Maine Quality Centers make training for individuals and businesses accessible and affordable. For more information on this or other training programs in trades, healthcare or commercial driving visit our website at www.kvcc.me.edu/workforce.
To learn more about custom training options, please contact Elizabeth Fortin at 207.453.5858 or by email at workforce@kvcc.me.edu to take advantage of this incredible opportunity for free or low-cost training.
