Friends — Following the hurricane in Houston, TechForce Foundation is doing its part to support students attending the UTI-Houston campus. To date, we’ve raised just shy of $10,000! Thank you to all who have contributed. Since we expect great need now that students have returned to school, TechForce has immediately released $6,000 to the campus’
Interstate Batteries has officially signed on a national corporate partner of TechForce Foundation’s FutureTech Success℠ campaign, an industry-wide initiative to drive tomorrow’s workforce of qualified technicians. Jennifer Maher, TechForce Foundation’s CEO, met with Tom Gray, VP of Marketing for Interstate Batteries, and his marketing team last Friday in Dallas to sign the sponsorship agreement. Interstate Batteries joins an impressive list
(Scottsdale, Arizona) – April 17, 2017 TechForce Foundation and Universal Technical Institute, Inc. are proud to announce the launch of our Technicians’ Roadtrip, which launched on Sunday, April 16, 2017. You can follow the roadtrip at roadtripnation.com, meet the technician “roadtrippers,” and follow their journey. The actual roadtrip and filming is happening now, and throughout
ROANOKE, Va., March 8, 2017 – Advance Auto Parts, Inc. (NYSE: AAP), a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider that serves both professional installer and do-it-yourself customers, announced its support of the FutureTech SuccessSM campaign, a nationwide program launched by the TechForce Foundation to recruit and educate the next generation of automotive industry technicians. As
TechForce Foundation national board member Bogi Lateiner spearheads an all-female truck restoration project to inspire more young women to consider the career path, and to celebrate the talent of women technicians coast-to-coast. You go, girls! Consider donating to the crowdfunding campaign to fuel this effort. Read all about it: ChevyMontage_AllFemaleTruckBuild
Racing and winning are in Madison Conrad’s blood. Those forces drive her. A native of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Conrad’s grandfather and father both raced. Five-year-old Conrad raced Hot Wheels at the racetrack while her father competed at Duke City, Hollywood and Sandia speedways. Her love of the sport grew with her. Conrad, now a senior
Update: As Techs Gray, Fresh Faces Need by Gary Stamberger Click here to read the full article. Contribute to the FutureTech Success campaign today. To download a PDF of the FutureTech Success.