From left: Genfoot’s Alan Demers, Dan Matarazzo, Jessica Clough, Aaron Bonta, Darren Peavey, Meghan Basnar, Dan Smith and Robin Stevens who completed White Mountain Community College’s Frontline Management Essentials course. (COURTESY PHOTO)
From left: Genfoot’s Alan Demers, Dan Matarazzo, Jessica Clough, Aaron Bonta, Darren Peavey, Meghan Basnar, Dan Smith and Robin Stevens who completed White Mountain Community College’s Frontline Management Essentials course. (COURTESY PHOTO)
BERLIN — White Mountains Community College recently partnered with Genfoot, a Canadian-owned factory in Littleton that manufactures rubber and sewn boots, to offer a Frontline Management Essentials course to groom and prepare Genfoot’s shift leaders for career advancement within the company.
Eight Genfoot shift leaders completed the course in November and are now prepared to share new concepts with leaders and fellow crew members.
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