30 Under 30 Class of 2021: Educators
Michael Shone is a teaching assistant for plastics mold engineering recognized under MMT’s 2021 30 Under 30 Honors Program. Here is his story.
The mold manufacturing industry has hard shoes to fill, but the next-generation under the age of 30 is eager to try with grace and grit. From teacher assistants, apprentices and journeyman mold builders, to engineers, project managers and company owners, and everything in between, the crop of young professional talent from around the globe is breaking the mold, as they say. And these masters of moldmaking and mold design are equally eager to share their tribal knowledge and pass on that passion, which keeps this community advancing into the future.
Today’s blog features an under 30 individual, Michael Shone, who holds a position in training and education. Read his story below.
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