If your company is hiring to meet existing or changes in demand driven by COVID-19, we want to hear from you. Additionally, the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has established a “COVID-19: Who’s Hiring” database of businesses currently hiring to better connect employees and employers during this time. Businesses can submit job openings online at www.kychamber.com/news/coronavirus/covid-19-whos-hiring.
Team Taylor County Executive Director & CEO Ron McMahan recently sat down for a one-on-one discussion with John Chowning of Campbellsville University on its Dialogue on Public Issues show. The two community leaders highlight recent new location and expansion projects, workforce partnerships and strategies for maintaining Taylor County’s economic growth momentum. Watch the full interview below.
Team Taylor County Executive Director Ron McMahan recently completed the first of a two-week executive education course through the Advanced Economic Development Leadership program. Held at the Kauffman Foundation Conference Center in Kansas City Nov. 2-7, the hands-on course focuses on evolving economic and community development issues taught through an experiential, applied learning approach.
Nothing wraps up the end of the year like a ribbon cutting to celebrate new jobs! That’s what Taylor County’s own Frost-Arnett did this week. With company officials, employees and community leaders present, the company celebrated the official opening of its new 400-person call center in Campbellsville.
Ingersoll Rand Company recently held a celebration saluting current employees and retirees, recognizing the company’s 50th anniversary in Campbellsville, Kentucky. Ingersoll Rand has been assembling quality air compressors used around the world in Campbellsville since October 1969.
