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John Deere Davenport Works General Manager Mary Pat Tubb shares ways technological advances are making workers safer during John Deere’s inaugural Media Day on Monday, Sept. 18. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
When Master Sgt. Germán Ortiz began preparing for retirement, he set out to find a place his family could call home and a private-sector employer who could use the skills, education and training he amassed during two decades in the U.S. Air Force.
His research led him to the Quad Cities and Moline-based John Deere via the company’s partnership with the Department of…
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