From Oct. 2-5, coinciding with National Manufacturing Week, all eighth-grade students in the Warsaw, Wawasee, Whitko and Tippecanoe Valley school corporations will participate in “DiscoverME,” a career awareness program through OrthoWorx that showcases modern manufacturing across Kosciusko County.
Read MoreOrthoWorx President and CEO Robert E. “Bob” Vitoux Jr. said the organization’s purpose is to support the orthopedic industry’s social needs and its economic interests.
Read MoreRobert E. “Bob” Vitoux Jr. said he aims to be a “servant leader.”
Read MoreThe Indiana Philanthropy Alliance hosted one of its five Regional Forums at the Whitko Career Academy on Wednesday, June 21.
Read MoreLeaders have shared details about local nonprofit OrthoWorx obtaining $30 million from the state.
Read MoreNearly 900 eighth grade students from the Kosciusko County got a close-up look at careers and how local industries use advanced manufacturing to create a range of products during DiscoverME (Manufacturing Experiences) week events organized by OrthoWorx from May 2-4.
Read MoreState Sen. Ryan Mishler wants to clear the air on a budget item, “Orthopedic Retention.”
Read MoreOrthoWorx has returned this spring, post-pandemic, to in-person “DiscoverME” programming in area schools. The “ME” stands for manufacturing experiences.
Read MoreAcceLINX, a musculoskeletal health business accelerator launched by OrthoWorx, today announced the appointment of Mark Schindel to oversee the general operations of AcceLINX.
Read MoreOn Jan. 27, Warsaw Community Schools, in partnership with OrthoWorx, hosted a roundtable with Tony Denhart, the executive vice-president of workforce and talent from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, at Warsaw Community High School.
Read MoreOrthoWorx announces Terry Schlotterback as the newly elected chairman of the board of directors.
Read MoreFrom day one of my tenure as chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw, I promised to strengthen industry connections and meet community needs — in all of the 11 counties of northeast Indiana our campus serves.
Read MoreOrthoWorx, the organization dedicated to sustaining and expanding Warsaw’s role as the Orthopedic Capital of the Word, announced on Tuesday, Aug. 24, a leadership transition.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO) and RAZOR Medical Instruments Inc. on Tuesday, Aug. 3, announced RAZOR has completed the company’s relocation to Warsaw, the Orthopedic Capital of the World.
Read MoreA Johnson & Johnson program to help prepare high school students for rewarding careers is coming to the Warsaw community.
Read MoreOrthoWorx completed a successful National Manufacturing Week through their DiscoverME program, continuing strong engagement in the future workforce despite significant changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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