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David Hevener named Employee of the Month at Vector Industries for August 2014

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david hevenerVector Industries in Waynesboro has named David Hevener its employee of the month for the month of August 2014.

Hevener is a long-time employee at Vector, which employs and trains persons with diverse disabilities to enable them to reach their potential as productive community members.

“I really enjoy having David as part of the Vector team,” said David Tanner, director of operations at Vector Industries. “He has a great disposition, is always positive and is dedicated to the team.”

Founded in 1969, Vector Industries is your industrial partner for assembly, logistics and operational support. Located in Waynesboro, Virginia, Vector Industries is a valuable resource for out-sourcing projects that require a team of highly qualified and uniquely specialized individuals.

More online at www.VectorIndustries.org.

 
 




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