🌸 Happy Easter from Tom Wood Subaru! 🌸
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🌸 Happy Easter from Tom Wood Subaru! 🌸
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Check out this job we are doing for one of our dedicated customers who makes sure his trucks are in tip top shape to continue their work of putting food on our tables!
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🌿 Wishing Our Customers a Blessed Good Friday 🌿
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Real Customer Story – Moments That Matter
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🚗✨ #ThrowbackThursday to when cassette tapes ruled, flip phones were high-tech, and your Subaru never let you down.
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Meet Stephanie – The Magic Behind the Scenes!
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Every month, we host an engaging and interactive event known as our “Lunch & Learn” series, where two groups of employees who sign up get the opportunity to step away from their usual routines and connect with colleagues from across the organization while enjoying a paid for lunch and activity!
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The warmer days and sunshine are coming! What's your idea of the perfect weekend?
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Volkswagen Certified Technician John replacing an engine in a Volkswagen Taos
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Lithia Motors proudly supports the growth of aspiring technicians by participating in Skills USA WA. Lithia Service Managers and Technicians from all over the state created stations and judged students for the automotive competitions. We hope these students had FUN and learned a lot from this experience. These events take everyone coming together for one cause, and that is to recruit the best talent from all over the state.
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Lithia Motors proudly supports the growth of aspiring technicians by participating in Skills USA WA. Lithia Service Managers and Technicians from all over the state created stations and judged students for the automotive competitions. We hope these students had FUN and learned a lot from this experience. These events take everyone coming together for one cause, and that is to recruit the best talent from all over the state.
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Madison, WI
Below is a list of exciting news. The Memorial program has been re-accredited by the ASE Education Foundation! The business support from all of you made this happen. The following members spent a day at school reviewing our program. I take the recommendations seriously and will make improvements to help our students and your future employees. Our Electrathon competed at Fox Valley Technical College and Road America. We placed third overall at Road America. We had 17 students attend the Formula and Electrathon event at Road America Owen won the state SkillsUSA competition in Information Technology Services and will be attending the SkillsUSA national event in Atlanta Georgia. Smart Toyota donated two new V8 Toyota Tacoma engines from the factory West Town Monona Tire donated technician time to help bead truck tires. I just could not get them to bead up and I was so frustrated. WATDA Foundation (Wisconsin Auto and Truck Dealers Association) training at the Wisconsin Technology and Engineering Conference as an ASE-accredited school Easton Motors donated a Toyota Sienna to the program. Miller Welding and the American Welding Society have helped through a Light a Spark grant to get our fabrication lab running. The booths are close to being running so I will be able to expose students to basic welding. Lakeside International presented to all classes about careers and students got a chance to crawl around in a big sleeper rig. 53 students attended the Chicago auto show Jay from Wrench Way and Brent with WATDA have been helping Madison College and the DCSC sort through student opportunities for students interested in taking classes outside of their high school. The DCSC has traditionally offered level one and two coursework for students and they earn college credit through Madison College. DCSC is looking to not offer these courses based on the cost per student attending being too high. This means less skilled students and more not available to work in your business. Sam Roberts from Zimbrick Porsche had a customer donate a vehicle Three other community members have donated vehicles to the program.
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