November 17, 2017

ITW GSE Hosts Illinois Tool Works Women’s Network Southeast Division

We were proud to host the Southeast Chapter of the Illinois Tool Works Women’s Network (IWN) at our facility this week!

The IWN Southeast Chapter consists of professional women from ITW companies located in Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama and Florida. We had 28 professional women in attendance. The group enjoyed a presentation from Leadership Coach Pavitra Ciavardone, followed by sessions designed for attendees to get to know fellow colleagues from neighboring ITW companies.

We were pleased to welcome representatives from ITW Corporate, ITW Commercial Construction, North America, ITW Alpine, ITW Contamination Control Electronics, ITW Professional Automotive Products, Miller Electric Mfg. Co., and Paslode.

Thank you all for attending and helping to make this Southeast Chapter meeting a success!

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