GRAFTON, WI — Dedicated to changing the lives of students for over a decade, GPS has since grown to be a nationally recognized program. Participating school districts, located near GPS education centers throughout Wisconsin, collaborate with GPS to place students aspiring to pursue a technical career in the manufacturing industry through real-world training.

“The growing skills gap is a threat to the manufacturing industry," said Mike Weiland, COO at Gilman Precision. "Jobs will go unfilled at a time when more jobs are being created; there will no doubt be a shortage. This is precisely why these types of programs are crucial for the industry, and Gilman jumped at the chance to be a part of it.