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Rockwell Automation Named Georgia Manufacturer of the Year

Source: Rockwell Automation
21 April, 2003
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Award presented for demonstrated corporate responsibility, economic impact and workforce excellence

ATLANTA, April 18, 2003 — Rockwell Automation today announced that its Dublin, Ga., manufacturing facility has been named Manufacturer of the Year in the medium-size manufacturer category for the state of Georgia. This award was presented during a ceremony at the Cobb Galleria in Atlanta as part of the ninth annual Manufacturing Appreciation Week, organized by Georgians for Manufacturing. Robert Murphy, director of operations for the Dublin facility, and Steve Eisenbrown, senior vice president, Rockwell Automation, accepted the award, presented by the Honorable Sonny Perdue, governor of Georgia.

Also present among more than 1,300 business leaders, elected officials and educators were Perry Stuckey, III, Rockwell Automation vice president of human resources, and 20 representatives from the Dublin facility. “It is our 365 employees’ sum total commitment to excellence and their sense of ownership within our operation that led to this prestigious statewide recognition,” noted Murphy.

“The working partnerships that Dublin Operations has established with the Heart of Georgia Technical College, the Georgia Quick Start Program and its local and state municipal officials has created a strategic advantage for Rockwell Automation,” added Eisenbrown.This award is given annually to a small (1-150 employees), a medium (151-750 employees) and a large (751+ employees) manufacturer within the state. Criteria for the award relate to a company’s corporate/community responsibility, economic impact and workforce excellence. In addition, the business has to have been in operation in Georgia for a minimum of three years. Previous award recipients include Briggs and Stratton, Cessna Aircraft and Caterpillar.

Rockwell Automation competed with more than 100 businesses for this year’s award.Rockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK) is a world-leading provider of industrial automation power, control and information solutions that help customers meet their manufacturing productivity objectives. The company brings together leading brands in industrial automation for Complete Automation® solutions, including Allen-Bradley® controls and engineered services and Rockwell Software® factory management software, Dodge® mechanical power transmission products, and Reliance Electric® motors and drives. The company also is a leading provider of contact management technologies and applications that help companies more efficiently manage interaction with their own customers.

Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wis., USA, the company employs about 22,000 people serving customers in more than 80 countries.Please visit www.rockwellautomation.com for more information.

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