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CCAR & TechForce Foundation Partner For The ‘Be A Pathfinder’ Campaign

Join Charlie Ayers, CCAR president, and Jennifer Maher, CEO/executive director of TechForce Foundation, for their webinar discussion about Be a Pathfinder and the industry wide initiative to drive the pipeline of tomorrow's transportation technicians.

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By Shop Owner Staff
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The Coordinating Committee For Automotive Repair (CCAR) and TechForce Foundation are partnering for the Be A Pathfinder promotion designed to engage students and their influencers through exploring learning styles and career roadmaps. The Be a Pathfinder campaign guides future technicians, parents and influencers to recognize the life-long opportunities of a career in the transportation industry while helping them recognize why they are a fit for such careers.

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Join Charlie Ayers, CCAR president, and Jennifer Maher, CEO/executive director of TechForce Foundation, for their webinar discussion about Be a Pathfinder and the industry wide initiative to drive the pipeline of tomorrow’s transportation technicians on Wednesday, Jan. 8 at 6 p.m. CST.

Click HERE to register for the webinar.

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