Lectrosonics Contributes $10,000 to NSCA Education Foundation
Sep 28, 2004 3:47 PM
The NSCA Education Foundation (www.nscafoundation.org) received a $10,000 contribution from Lectrosonics (www.lectrosonics.com). Lectrosonics is a continued supporter of this charitable foundation and the educational initiatives it spearheads on behalf of the electronic systems industry.
As a gold-club supporter, Lectrosonics’s contribution will be used to support the educational efforts ofprofessionals entering the electronic systems industry and those seeking continuing education and career advancement within the industry. Specific programs include Project EST, an NSCA (www.nsca.org)-led training and certification program for electronic systems installers, technicians, and integrators; student memberships; and education dollars for other NSCA educational programs like project management, fall business conference, and expo education classes.
“Lectrosonics is pleased to join in the education initiatives of NSCA,” says Gordon Moore, vice president, sales, Lectrosonics. “In addition to developing an educated workforce, this program has immeasurable benefit to the manufacturers, the dealers, and ultimately, the end-users. We have long had a strong belief in education and are glad to help support the industry as we all continue to grow together. We look forward to continued success and an expanded role in our partnership with the fFoundation and NSCA.”
“We are excited to have Lectrosonics join us in pursuit of a higher level of education and training for our industry,” says Craig Thompson, NSCA Education Foundation president. “We appreciate their generosity and support.”
