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Team ASE Podcast
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Team ASE podcast was created for automotive technicians, shop owners, automotive instructors and industry supporters. It's also for those thinking about a career in the automotive industry. The Team ASE podcast talks about the importance and opportunities of STEM careers and technical education, technical information and the value of ASE certification and ASE Education Foundation accreditation to the industry and the consumers we serve.
It takes a team to build the future, and with every bi-monthly episode, the Team ASE podcast will introduce you to those individuals whose passion and dedication make them part of Team ASE. The work they do to support and improve the automotive service industry doesn't just help them make a living, it helps them make a difference! If you want to know more about how we're working to improve the professionalism, technical knowledge and career opportunities for automotive professionals everywhere, the Team ASE podcast is for you!
Team ASE Podcast
Sponsoring the Future
The 2024 ASE Education Foundation Instructor Conference continues as the largest dedicated CTE instructor training conference in the nation. Although the growth of the conference has been steady over the years, none of it would be possible without the support of the industry partners who make it all possible. Each year, these sponsors show their commitment to providing the technical talent the automotive industry needs by providing the resources and training talent to keep CTE instructors nationwide on the cutting edge of automotive technology.
In this episode of the Team ASE podcast, we talk with Leah Balto and Jacob Bond of Milwaukee Tool about the company involvement with the ASE Education Foundation and why the leadership at Milwaukee Tool thinks its one of the best ways to support students, CTE instructors and the industry at large.
Hear all about it as we talk with Leah and Jacob about:
· Why Milwaukee Tool supports the ASE Education Foundation.
· The 100th Anniversary of Milwaukee Tool this year.
· How they provide solutions in a variety of tool areas.
· How Milwaukee brings value to the end user of their tools.
· The process of listening to technicians to provide innovation.
· The Milwaukee philosophy of never settle, always improving.
· The plans for providing training in 2025 at the instructor conference.
· The relationship between education and industry.
· Building relationships with instructors and students.
· How tool electrification mirrors vehicle electrification.
· Bringing more safety and productivity to the service bay.
· How to get more information on Milwaukee Tool solutions at www.milwaukeetool.com.
For more information on ASE and automotive careers, visit the website at www.ase.com