Inspiring the Next Generation:
Connecting Students and Manufacturing to Make Vermont’s Future
Thursday, October 20
10:30 am to 2:00 pm
Capitol Plaza Hotel, Montpelier
AIV’s 96th Annual Meeting, open to members and non-members with registration, will feature a panel on raising awareness, inspiring interest, and providing the means for today’s students to become tomorrow’s innovators and makers in Vermont manufacturing. We will also hear from former Governor Jim Douglas with his perspectives on helping to support economic opportunities for Vermont’s next generation, as well as remarks and answers to attendee questions from gubernatorial candidate Lt. Governor Phil Scott (Sue Minter invited).
Models and Lessons for Connecting Students to Careers in Manufacturing
Daren Houck, Headmaster, and Stergios Lazos, Upper School Director, Lyndon Institute
Doug Webster, Producer, Champlain Mini Maker Faire
Kathy Lavoie, Executive Director, Franklin Grand Isle Workforce Investment Board
Brenan Riehl, President & CEO, GW Plastics
Perspectives on Helping to Build an Economic Future for Vermont’s Next Generation
Governor Jim Douglas
Gubernatorial Candidates’ Economic Agendas and Q&A
Lt. Governor Phil Scott
(Sue Minter invited)
Members and non-members are welcome to register online by going to the “Events” link at www.aivt.org. Registration is required by October 17 and is $50 for AIV members and $75 for non-members. Contact us at [email protected] for more information.
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