This is a first of a series of presentations illustrating implementation of VDI 2206 guidelines into a five weeks project carried with my colleagues in post graduate course lectured by Dr. Mohamed Abdelaziz.
My Southwest Virginia Entrepreneur Challenge - Invest in yourself, your busin...Sandy Ratliff
The Entrepreneur Challenge is a competitive process that will award more than $30,000 in business investment grants for new entrepreneurial ventures and existing businesses looking to expand with additional job creation in far Southwest Virginia.
This seven month business training, networking, and mentorship opportunity will result in pitch nights in communities throughout far Southwest Virginia in which you may find the perfect location for your business—and a community that wants you to succeed. Additional information can be found at http://www.myswvaopportunity.org/?q=entrepreneur_challenge
Once applications are received, a cohort of approximately 20-25 Challengers will be selected to participate in the training program.
Applications must be submitted or postmarked no later than 11:59 p.m. on June 17, 2013.
The Benefits of participation
Challengers will have the opportunity to compete for the top award of $10,000 as well as earn $500 for just completing the program. Additionally, each participant will develop a deeper understand of planning for a successful business, be partnered with a mentor and have networking opportunities with other regional entrepreneurs.
Awards
The following will be awarded from Virginia Community Capital to top performers of the program once they establish an eligible business for qualified business expenses.
• $10,000 (one award).
• $5,000 (two awards).
• $1,500 (three awards).
• $500 (for participants completing the program).
Eligible Business Categories
• Arts and Culture
• Outdoor Recreation
• Value Added Agriculture/Agritourism
• Restaurants and Hospitality
• Technology/Advanced Manufacturing
• Support services for the above
Other Incentives
Eligible Challengers who do not receive the top awards, and based on program qualifications, may also be able to participate in the Virginia Individual Development Account (VIDA) program, which offers a 2 to 1 match for any funding, up to $4,000 they save towards starting their own business.
Other Program Requirements
While this is a free program and the payoff can be big, but there are some conditions:
1. Selection in the cohort is a competitive process. Applications are due June 17, 2013. To be eligible, you must have a business or business idea that you want to pursue in one of the six categories. (See Eligible Business Categories.)
2. To win one of the competitive awards, you will have to locate your business within the region of eligible communities (See The Region.)
3. If you are selected as part of this inaugural cohort, you will have to commit to participating in all training and networking sessions between July and December 2013. In order to receive the $500 award, participants should not miss more than 2 sessions (1 classroom and 1 networking event). Should a vacancy be created, another participant may be selected to fill that position.
4. Units of governments are not eligible to participate.
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1. JOHNNY KIRK
2436 NW 3
OKLAHOMA CITY , OK 73107
johnnykrk@yahoo.com
Phone Number: 405-468-7679
CNC Machinist
Motivated, self starter in machining process of production/manufacturing field with 20+ yrs. experience
with manual/CNC equipment.
Work Experience
CNC Machinist (Computer Numerically Controlled Machinist)
Hoerbiger Services
Oklahoma City, OK
December 2013-October 2016
Observe machines on trial runs or conduct computer simulations to ensure that programs and
machinery will function properly and produce items that meet specifications
Modify existing programs to enhance efficiency
Experience with: Computer numerically controlled CNC lathes
CNC Machinist (Computer Numerically Controlled Machinist)
Resource Mfg.
Oklahoma City, OK
June 2013-December 2013
Temp service. Performed work for Hoerbiger Services.
CNC Machinist
Applied Industrial Machining
Oklahoma City, OK
January 2010-April 2013
Set-up, operate a variety of CNC/manual mills/lathes. Inspect finished parts using precision instuments
per blue print specifications. Basic shop safety practices.
CNC Machinist (Computer Numerically Controlled Machinist)
Applied Industrial Machining
Oklahoma City, OK
December 2006-July 2009
Used measuring instruments, including micrometers, dial indicators and gauges.* Used gages and
measuring instruments to meet tolerance requirements.* My accomplishments included: Modified
programs to use on Fadal machining center.
2. Education
High School Diploma or Equivalent, General Studies
West High School
Wichita, KS
General Studies.
Vocational Certificate or Credential, Precision Metal Working, Other
Francis Tuttle
Oklahoma City, OK
October 2002-December 2003
Study of Precision machining using CNC Lathes and Milling machines, including programming, basic
computer skills, and shop safety.
