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Taking Pride in Operations and Employees
By The Staff of PRIDE Industries
ployer of people with disabilities, PRIDE Industries strives to meet the manufacturing and facilities services needs of business and government agencies nationwide. PRIDE creates jobs for people with disabilities in its own businesses and by partnering with others in the community. Founded 45 years ago by a
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small group of parents who wanted their adult children with disabilities to have an opportunity for meaning- ful work, PRIDE has grown to employ more than 4,200 individuals including 2,400 individuals with a wide range of disabilities. Today, the company’s core lines of business not only support the mission of creating good jobs for people with disabilities, but they also deliver innovative solu- tions that reduce cost and add value for customers nationwide. Those at PRIDE understand
that disability does not mean inabili- ty, and that employment builds con- fidence, self-reliance and dignity. For 45 years, PRIDE Industries has been successfully preparing people with disabilities for employment and more independent lives.
Customers Are Partners Every employee of PRIDE
understands that the company’s cus- Gap Filler Pads | Part of the medical assembly operation.
tomers — partners in its mission to create meaningful jobs for people with disabilities — come to PRIDE for results. Each customer measures performance excellence in different ways: increased quality, improved efficiency, better value, customized
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solutions or greater flexibility. And these are among the many ways PRIDE creates customer value. It also creates social value when it helps individuals move from depend- ence to the greater independence and higher self-esteem that comes with
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s a leading provider of service solutions as well as a nonprofit organization and leading em -
earning a paycheck. “While our customers come to
us first for quality and service at a fair price, they also share in our social mission. By partnering with PRIDE, our customers help to create opportunity for those most often excluded from employment,” said Audrey Farrington, VP, Marketing & Communications at PRIDE Indus - tries. “People with disabilities are unemployed at a rate four times greater than the general population.” PRIDE Industries delivers out-
sourcing manufacturing and facili- ties solutions that help business and government stay focused on their goals. Customers range from small businesses to Fortune 50 companies, from local government offices to large federal agencies and secure military installations across the country.
Hi-Tech Markets Manufacturing market seg-
ments include computing, industrial, aerospace, medical and alternative energy. Because PRIDE’s customers’ operations are diverse and complex, its customized service offerings span several categories that work either independently or together. Dedicated project engineering teams analyze for manufacturability, test and repair, while account management teams develop an in-depth under-
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