Jessica Ingle: Continually Improving

Jessica has exceled at juggling work, family and life.

View as a Web Page Jessica Ingle: Continually Improving Jessica Ingle is like a lot of women who are juggling work, family and life. And she's managed to excel at it all, including her 18 years of climbing the career ladder at Impact Washington, the Washington state MEP Center and part of the MEP National NetworkTM. As she reflects on Women's History Month, she's thrilled to see more women joining the manufacturing world. "We can bring a unique perspective to this community that historically has been mostly male. And with new perspectives comes innovation," Ingle says. Read More OTHER BLOG TOPICS The One Workforce Attraction and Retention Strategy You Probably Haven't Considered Employee ownership is a workforce strategy that manufacturers should consider. Read More Sarah Dvorak: Manufacturing is for Anyone Who Wants to Solve Problems and Serve Customers An opportunity to be part of a focus team led her to a career in manufacturing. Read More Bernadine Hawes: My Manufacturing Story Bernadine Hawes started her career at the nation's first urban research park. This led to the kind of career she had hoped for – one that combined her love for academics with real world activism. Read More You may also be interested in… Job Quality Toolkit The Job Quality Toolkit is rooted in the Baldrige Excellence Framework and provides practical guidance to employers of all kinds. Many interrelated factors impact job quality. The Job Quality Toolkit is organized around eight drivers.   The Manufacturers' Guide to Finding and Retaining Talent View The Manufacturers' Guide to Finding and Retaining Talent, to learn steps that will help you improve and enhance your employee recruitment, retention and engagement.   How Small Manufacturers Can Develop Risk Management Strategies for their Supply Chains Many manufacturers are pursuing domestic sourcing for materials and supplies as a way to overcome supply chain disruptions. View this interactive white paper to learn how small manufacturers can develop risk management strategies for their supply chains. Connect with us Received this email from a friend? Subscribe here. Privacy Policy Subscriber services: Manage Preferences  |  Unsubscribe  |  Help

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