Columbus Technical College partnered with Heroes MAKE America to host a Career Fair on November 5, connecting local employers with job seekers seeking opportunities across a variety of high-demand industries.

Held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Columbus Technical College campus, the event brought together 22 employers representing industries critical to the region's workforce needs. Attendees had the opportunity to meet directly with hiring managers and learn about available positions in supply chain management, leadership, maintenance, operations, production, human resources, sales, accounting, and logistics.

The partnership with Heroes MAKE America, a program dedicated to connecting transitioning service members, veterans, and military spouses with rewarding manufacturing careers, helped expand opportunities for job seekers to engage with employers actively recruiting skilled talent.

"Strong partnerships are essential to building a highly skilled workforce," said Martha Ann Todd, President of Columbus Technical College. "We are proud to collaborate with Heroes MAKE America to provide meaningful connections between employers and individuals seeking career advancement opportunities. Events like this strengthen our community and support economic growth throughout the Chattahoochee Valley region."

Employers participating in the career fair represented a diverse range of organizations and career pathways, offering attendees valuable networking opportunities and insights into current workforce demands.

Columbus Technical College remains committed to workforce development through strategic partnerships, employer engagement, and training programs designed to prepare students and community members for successful careers in Georgia's growing industries.