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Economies are built operations not only as a business, but also Economic Development
on relationships as an innovation center for front-line efforts
in waste reduction and quality management. • Forsyth County Population by Race •
As a business leader as well as a
community leader, I’ve seen full well the We perpetuate this mission through H awaiian/
partnerships required to make businesses a deep and lasting commitment to the Pacific Islander (0.1%)
successful and communities great. community and by mentoring other firms. N ative
American (0.5%)
For nearly 30 years, Metcam has Metcam employees and management Multi-racial. (1.7%)
developed a strong reputation in our participate in and sponsor local efforts to Black/African
industry for quality manufacturing and reduce waste and increase awareness of the American (3.7%)
sustainability. As a fabricator of sheet metal value of sustainability and quality at all levels. Hispanic or
components and assemblies, we’ve attained Latino (9.6%)
IS0 9001:2008 and ISO-14001-certification. Company executives speak frequently to Asian (10.3%)
local, state and national gatherings to share White (75%)
Along the way, we’ve have maintained a lessons we have learned and practices we have (Source: U.S. Census Bureau)
focus on lean practices, viewing our implemented. Metcam is also a proud sponsor
of the Forsyth County Manufacturing
Association as well as the award-winning Central
Forsyth High School Robotics Club, working
with both entities to bring together the local
business community, local educators and
students together around the benefits that
manufacturing can bring to Forsyth County.
Bruce Hagenau, President, Metcam
2016 Chairman, Cumming-Forsyth County
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
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