AMG Custom Controls

This past weekend was International Women’s Day, and March is Women’s History Month. At AMG, this recognition reflects something fundamental about our company. We are a woman-owned company, and women serve in key roles throughout our organization, including engineering, leadership, and across the teams that help our projects move from concept to completion. In an industry where women have long been underrepresented, their knowledge, steady leadership, and problem-solving ability help define who we are.

This month is a time to celebrate the women making an impact today, and to remember the women who helped open the door. From Anna Gertrude Garrell Adams, the first woman known to earn a U.S. P.E. license in 1923, to Gladys West, whose groundbreaking mathematical work was foundational to the development of GPS, to Frances H. Arnold, whose groundbreaking research has changed the very industries in which AMG works, their engineering contributions continue to shape the world around us.

We’re proud to be part of that legacy, and proud of the women at AMG who continue to strengthen our company, our work, and our future. Each day they lead us forward, reaffirm our commitments to our clients, and, most importantly, show our next generation what is possible.

For those looking to learn more, https://hubs.li/Q0468dZM0 offers excellent resources on Women’s History Month and the women who helped shape history.

Congratulations on your retirement, Randy! Thank you for your years of support, encouragement, and leadership, pushing us toward our goals, and creating a better experience for our clients. You will be missed! Enjoy the extra time with your loved ones! (And hopefully avoiding some of this Ohio weather!)

Congratulations to United States Angling Confederation's USA Bass Youth Team on their gold medal finish at the Tri-Nations Cup at Loskop Dam! Located in Mpumalanga, South Africa, Loskop Dam is widely regarded for its scenery, wildlife, and large Florida Strain Largemouth Bass. AMG Engineering was privileged to assist the team with map assets used for the team’s lake analysis and detailed strategy.

Team USA delivered a decisive victory, winning the gold medal by over 113 pounds and catching the largest fish of the tournament at over 10 pounds! Six of Team USA’s anglers set personal bests during the tournament!

In a message to AMG from Assistant Coach Eric Stall, “The decisive win would not have been possible without your help and support on the map. I cannot thank you enough for your support and what you did for Team USA!”

Congratulations again to everyone on Team USA!

USAngling is a charitable organization that provides leadership for U.S. National Fishing Teams competing worldwide, engages America’s youth, supports conservation efforts, and empowers local community angling groups.

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