“American Business Can Compete and Win Anywhere:” GE CEO Jeff Immelt Kicked Off A DC Summit Focused on U.S. Manufacturing, Innovation, Jobs and Trade
This morning, GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt launched a four-day American competitiveness summit in Washington, DC. The event will be focused on U.S. manufacturing, job creation, innovation, trade and veterans. GE used the opening day to announce a number of programs addressing skills training, workforce preparedness, affordable healthcare, and plans to hire veterans. Top business and political leaders attending the event include House Speaker John Boehner, Secretary of Veterans Affairs General Gary Shinseki, and Boeing CEO Jim McNerney.
Read more at GE Reports. To view the video live please visit C-SPAN2. For an overview of each panel see Washington Post Live.
Good afternoon, with your announcement of hiring veterans program, please consider Archer Technologies International Inc. for your out source manufacturing requirements. We are a 100% SDVOSB, Native American owned, HUBZone certified , Small Disadvantaged Business. Please forward this contact info to the GE Supplier Diversity program to contact me. Thanks, Bret Wyont, 801-721-2424
Hi Bret,
To submit your business as a diverse supplier please visit http://www.gecitizenship.com/our-commitment-areas/our-suppliers/supplier-diversity/
Thank you for all your work on this important initiative!
Hello, I am retired from Venezuelan Army and I Worked as part of USAF in Lackland AFB, (liutenant colonel, now 42) actually I studied as Aeronautical Logistic Supply Officer there because I was army pilot (fixed wing), I am economist with MBA too and I´m living in Mason, Ohio, as permanent US resident, since 2010. I would like to know if you have some job offer near here in order to apply.
Thank you so much.
RGNA,
I am a recently hon discharged combat vet.Where do I send a resume to ge.I live in erie,pa.Thankyou for your help
Hi Remo,
For OH-based jobs please see http://jobs.gecareers.com/search?q=&filter=true&locale=en_US&location=OH%2C+United+States
Good luck!
Hi James,
To apply please visit http://www.ge.com/veterans. For Erie jobs please see http://jobs.gecareers.com/search?q=&filter=true&locale=en_US&location=erie%2C+PA
Thank you for your service!
Could you tell me what’s going to happen to the lynn gear plant they rip it down gp2 I you have built something that will be use for GE could you send me an answer please
Hi Adow,
Your question is beyond the realm of this blog. Please feel free to ask your question at http://www.ge.com/news/contacts/index.html
Good luck!