Jackson County Industrial Development Corporation (JCIDC)

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Most Jackson County schools are back in session. We hope it's a great school year.

Ivy Tech Community College's noncredit/workforce development department is offering Excel I and Excel II classes at the Jackson County Learning Center in Seymour and also a set of Essential Computer Skills workshops. The workshops are designed as individual components, so someone can take just the workshops in which they are interested. The registration deadline is one week prior to the class date to determine if the class will run or be canceled/postponed/rescheduled. For registration information, see the attached flyers.

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The Indiana Manufacturers Association will host the 2024 Manufacturers Hall of Fame Luncheon on October 16, at the Biltwell Event Center in Indianapolis. During the luncheon, we will induct a select group of manufacturers into the Manufacturers Hall of Fame. Companies are chosen for their long-time commitment to doing business in Indiana and for their contributions to the Indiana manufacturing industry through involvement in their communities and performance excellence in their particular sector of Indiana's economy.    Additionally, we will announce the winners of the Indiana Manufacturing Excellence Awards, an awards program companies and individuals may enter through nomination. Self-nominations are encouraged. Winners are chosen and notified prior to the luncheon so that they may be on hand to accept their awards. Award categories include: Community Impact, Emerging Leader, Innovation Excellence, Lifetime Achievement and Manufacturing Talent Champion. We are accepting sponsorships for the luncheon. Visit https://lnkd.in/dFd75NZh for luncheon details. For full details and to make nomination for the Manufacturing Excellence Awards, visit https://lnkd.in/gCnPi3te. We hope you'll join us in celebrating Indiana manufacturing!

What they had to say ... about Vincennes University offering classes in Jackson County. The first course offerings are in industrial maintenance. From the first class graduating in December 2023 to the most recent one in July 2024, 76 certificates of completion have been awarded. On July 30, five of the seven local employees receiving certificates had completed all four of the industrial maintenance courses — basic electrical, basic mechanical, intermediate electrical and intermediate mechanical. The first course offerings were made possible through Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative funding the county received in 2021. READI was aimed at collaboration between neighboring counties, cities and towns to boost the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jackson County is part of the South Central Indiana Talent Region that came up with four strategies: Innovation and entrepreneurship, education and workforce development, housing and talent attraction and quality of place. Each dollar received from the $30 million award had to have a $3 match from the private sector and a $1 match from the public sector. While talking to large employers as part of the education and workforce development part, industrial maintenance was noted as a workforce skill that is a common need. Vincennes became part of the conversation and later rolled out the program in the fall of 2023. That came to fruition thanks to READI funding, public dollars from the certified tech park and private dollars from employers Valeo, Aisin and Cummins. Seymour Mayor Matt Nicholson said when he went to college, he had to drive back and forth from Seymour to Columbus, so having these classes offered locally is a benefit. "It just seemed like it all melted together in a better way, so I'm excited to see industrial maintenance here at the city of Seymour, here at the learning center," he said. Now, plans are underway for READI 2 dollars. Nicholson said Vincennes already has more classes planned at the learning center.

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