GE Aerospace invests $500K in Ohio workforce training programs
The GE Aerospace Foundation is investing $500,000 into workforce training programs in southwest Ohio. The funding aims to address a regional shortage of skilled welders and technicians.
The nearly $500,000 investment targets welder and technician training across southwest Ohio, with GE Aerospace Foundation president Meghan Thurlow citing skilled welder shortages as a top regional concern.
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