Workforce
Create an In-House Training Program to Prepare for the Future
Companies can no longer sit back and expect employees with the right training to come to them; they need to take control by analyzing the specific needs of their organization and customers.
By Wade Leipold
May 20, 2020
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by Wade Leipold
Wade Leipold is the Director of Solutions Strategy for Faith Technologies. He is responsible for developing and driving the Solutions portfolio while also creating collaboration between all of Faith’s Centers of Excellence (COEs) to drive future growth. Wade also leads the development of Faith Technologies’ ICIAN program, which integrates trade knowledge with an expertise in smart energy, smart manufacturing and smart building applications.
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