Starting in the fall of 2019, students at Milford High School will be able to gain experience and college credits by participating in the Milford High School manufacturing workforce program, which introduces them to the manufacturing field.
Read More »For 13 students from Rochester schools, formal workforce training is becoming part of their high school curriculum, as they are the first group of seniors selected to participate in a joint pilot program in manufacturing with Great Bay Community College (GBCC).
Read More »After a three-year pause, the Nashua Technology Center Manufacturing/Machining program is slated to relaunch its redesigned offerings this fall. This comes with enthusiastic support from city and state officials and area manufacturers.
Read More »New Hampshire students were recently given the opportunity to explore advanced manufacturing through the annual What’s So Cool About Manufacturing? video contest. Read on to see the winners!
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Mark Hodsdon
Mark Hodsdon has been in the construction industry for more than 30 years; starting his career as an Apprentice Carpenter and eventually becoming a Superintendent, Project Manager, Estimator, General Manager, and Vice President for a Commercial General Contracting Firm. Today he is the President and CEO of Palmer and Sicard, Inc. an employee-owned Mechanical Contracting Firm. He holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Business and a Commonwealth of Massachusetts Unrestricted Construction Supervisor’s License. Mark served as a Board Member of the Associated Builders and Contractors New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter (ABC NH/VT) for eight years and as Chairman of the Board in 2016. Mark also served as a member of the National Board of Directors for the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) for three years. Mark is currently on the Advisory Committee for the Building Construction Technologies program at The Seacoast School of Technology and on the Board of Directors of Martineau Electric, Inc