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Indiana Chamber of Commerce Honors Automation Giant Amatrol

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Jan 20 2011

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has selected Amatrol as Indiana’s Small Business of the Year. Amatrol was selected from several nominee companies around the state with less than 250 employees.

The company delivers communicative technical learning systems for several segments. It also helps educational organizations to teach appropriate technical skill-set to students and successfully employs them in a modern work environment.

The U.S. Department of Labor offered global recognition to the company in 1997. Amatrol was chosen by Siemens as its collaborator to offer mechatronics training. Recently, Amatrol has released a new utility-scale wind and solar technology training program. The company has also offered sponsorships and donations to universities and schools.

Kevin Brinegar, President of Indiana Chamber, has stated that Amatrol has showcased major improvement every year and better corporate citizenship while acclimatizing to new segments and business models. He mentioned that the company has the potential to create a major impact on the state and can provide incredible outcomes.

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http://www.amatrol.com

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