Protocase and 45Drives Partner with NC4ME to Boost Military Veteran Employment
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Protocase and 45Drives sponsor NC4ME, gaining reputation by supporting military veterans and strengthening North Carolina's economy.
NC4ME connects employers with military talent through education and workforce tools, fostering successful transitions and economic contributions.
Protocase and 45Drives partnership with NC4ME enhances opportunities for veterans, creating a more inclusive workforce and driving innovation.
NC4ME initiative highlights veterans' valuable skills and promotes economic growth, showcasing the positive impact of supporting military transitions.
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Protocase and 45Drives, two specialized manufacturing and technology companies based in Wilmington, North Carolina, have announced their sponsorship of North Carolina for Military Employment (NC4ME), reinforcing their commitment to supporting military veterans entering civilian careers.
With approximately 20,000 service members transitioning annually through North Carolina's Department of Defense installations, the partnership addresses a critical workforce development challenge. NC4ME, established in 2015, helps businesses identify and hire qualified military candidates by providing strategic education and workforce development tools.
Both companies recognize the unique value veterans bring to the workforce. Steve Lilley, Protocase's President, emphasized that veterans possess discipline, leadership, and technical skills that align perfectly with their manufacturing mission. Similarly, 45Drives' President Dr. Doug Milburn highlighted veterans' problem-solving capabilities and resilience as key attributes for organizational success.
The partnership will focus on educating business leaders about veteran hiring benefits, providing HR training for veteran recruitment, and facilitating direct connections between employers and veteran job seekers. By concentrating on the employment demand side, NC4ME aims to ensure veterans successfully transition into civilian roles while contributing significantly to the local economy.
Mike Pearson, Protocase's Chief Operating Officer and a veteran himself, understands the transition challenges firsthand. His personal experience underscores the companies' commitment to creating work environments where veterans can apply their expertise and drive innovation.
This initiative represents a strategic approach to workforce development, leveraging the unique skills of military veterans to strengthen North Carolina's technological and manufacturing sectors.
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