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    Ford Recognized As Gold-Level Veteran Friendly Employer In Michigan

    Each week, our veteran radio news journalist, Laura Reynolds, brings interviews with top auto industry execs to CarProUSA. You can hear her latest Auto News shorts right here. In a hurry? Then you'll love these 1-2 minute interview segments.

    Segment Transcript


    I’m Laura Reynolds with CarPro.com.  Ford Product Line Manager and Veteran Scott Rumfield says the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency has recognized Ford as a Gold-Level Veteran Friendly Employer. Rumfield talks about the Ford programs that help Veterans. Rumfield: "If they want to go back to school, we help them choose different programs and school to go through to make them more of a desirable candidate from Ford when they come out.  We also work with them to help them update their resumes and just kind of go through that whole transition. We're hooked into the community and a whole bunch of different charities and groups to help just all service members in general go through that transition.   Once you get into Ford there's a bunch of different programs that we work with in providing community service events,  professional development, career mentoring events, and then just opportunities to get together with your fellow veterans and share your experiences and feel like you have a family and a home here at Ford." With Today’s Auto News, I’m Laura Reynolds. For more information on these and other stories visit CARPRO.COM. With Today’s Auto News, I’m Laura Reynolds.   

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    Photo Credit: Veteran Casey Marvicka, one of five 2016 TOUFA scholarship winners. “Trading One Uniform For Another” nationwide scholarship program developed in collaboration with DAV (Disabled American Veterans). Ford.