OZARK — Getting the military talent into the industrial workforce in Alabama is the goal of the AIDT Military Transition Program, Stinson Kennedy told those attending a quarterly “Lunch and
MICHELLE MANN Lean” program sponsored by the Ozark Area Chamber of Commerce and the Ozark-Dale County Economic Development Corporation here Thursday.
His career now provides him with an opportunity to give back to those who have served their country, he said. As the workforce division of the Alabama Department of Commerce, AIDT provides a full range of customized technical training programs that are offered at no cost to employers and to the trainees, Kennedy said.
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