Brehm Robotics Receive Aisin Donation

Friday, March 5, 2010

Brehm Robotics Receive Aisin Donation

Coordinator of Development Russell Williams accepts a check from Cheri Romonsky of Aisin Manufacturing for their sponsorship of Brehm's Robotics Team.

For the second consecutive year, Aisin Manufacturing has made a donation to enhance Brehm Robotics. Aisin Manufacturing Illinois, LLC (AMI) is one of three Aisin plants located in Marion, Illinois. AMI manufactures a wide range of products for some of the most demanding customers in the automotive industry including Toyota, General Motors, Lexus and Mitsubishi. These products include sunroofs, side and back door components, center pillar garnishes and door handles.

For information on how you can impact Robotics or other Brehm programs, contact Russell Williams, Coordinator of Development at 618.457.0371 or rwilliams@brehm.org

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Friday, March 5, 2010