Crown Equipment Corp. Human Resources Director Rebecca Ungruhn Visits CBI Tri Star

Rebecca Ungruhn from Crown Equipment Corp.

Tri Star Career Compact's CBI class would like to thank Crown Equipment Corp. Human Resources Director Rebecca Ungruhn for discussing career opportunities at Crown. 

Ms. Ungruhn presenting to CBI TriStar students

In the next 10 years, Crown will be losing 25% of their workforce due to retirements. There has never been such a need for good workers who get along with others, show up for work every day and are willing to learn. Tri Star students look forward to filling some of these in demand positions. 

Thanks Rebecca for an outstanding presentation!

Reynolds & Reynolds Employees Speak to CBI Tri Star Students

Reynolds & Reynolds Employees visit CBI TriStar

Tri Star Career Compact CBI class would like to thank Reynolds & Reynolds employees Dennis Hirt, Ron Rodriquez, and Marie Weitzel for speaking about career opportunities. The Celina plant has a wide variety of positions available such as manufacturing, customer service, graphic design and more. 

Dennis Hirt, Human Resources Director from Reynolds & Reynolds

This year over 100 Tri Star students have learned about career options at Reynolds & Reynolds. They currently employ over 450 employees work at the Celina plant and two CBI students started their careers last year! Tri Star is making a difference!!

CBI Tri Star Students Commit to the Armed Forces

Sergeant Matt C. Bordenkircher from the US Army Addressing CBI Tri Star Students

Sergeant Matt C. Bordenkircher from the United States Army talked to Tri Star CBI students today about the benefits fo the Army. He stressed that you can see the world, get help paying for college, make money, and become more disciplined on what you want to do in life.

Tri Star CBI class has several young men & women who will serve our country after graduation. We are very proud of them and wish them the best of luck. Pictured are students who have committed or considering the United States military.

Theresa Brackman from Marion Local HS

Anthony Martin from Celina HS

Isaac Daniel and Caleb Kraner from Celina HS

Theresa Brackman - Navy prospect - Marion Local HS

Anthony Martin - Army enlisted - Celina HS

Isaac Daniel - Army enlisted - Celina HS

Caleb Kraner - Army enlisted - Celina HS

Speaker from International Business College

International Business College representative LaDonna Sims talked to Career Based Intervention students about etiquette and why it is important in the working world and life. 

LaDonna Sims discusses business etiquette

Ms. Sims does an outstanding job interacting with the students, making sure they understand why proper etiquette is important. Tri Star and CBI students would like to thank Ms. Sims for a fun, informative and educational presentation!

John Austin from Ohio Technical College

John Austin from the Ohio Technical College gave a presentation about careers that are in great demand in Ohio. 

John Austin from Ohio Technical College

Mr. Austin uses magic and humor to help students understand the difference between a job and career. Tri Star & Career Based Intervention would like to thank Mr. Austin for his time!

CBI Tri Star Student Makes Reynolds & Reynolds History

Elizabeth Suhr and Cassie Vondenhueval

Tri Star CBI students Elizabeth Suhr and Cassie Vondenhuevel both worked for Reynolds and Reynolds while they were still in high school. According to Dennis Hirt, Personnel Director at Reynolds, both young ladies have done an outstanding job.

Reynolds and Reynolds employs over 300 people and has been part of the local community for over 100 years. In that time, they had never employed anyone who was 17 years old, but Cassie Vondenhuevel was the first. Because she was in a vocational class (CBI) through Tri Star, she could work for Reynolds and gain valuable work experience while making good money at the same time.

Tri Star is very proud of these two CBI students!

Shout Out to Mr. Hirschfeld

Mr. Hirschfeld, Celina High School Assistant Principal

Tri Star and CBI would like to thank Celina High School Assistant Principal Mr. Clinton Hirschfeld for visiting the CBI classes and explaining the 2-hour delay policies and procedures, transportation forms, and parking privileges.

Without the patience and understanding of Mr. Hirschfeld and Mr. Metz, Celina High School Principal, the CBI program would not be as successful as it is currently.  The Celina High School teachers should also receive a lot of credit for working with the CBI students to ensure students can attend work on those 2-hour delay days.

Our local companies throughout Mercer and Auglaize Counties appreciate all of the support that the local school principals and administrators provide.