Paul is a new Power Generation Supervisor who recently transitioned from military service to civilian life at Cummins Inc. He joined the company in April ’24 as an intern through the DOD SkillBridge program. The program allows active-duty military to spend the last 3-6 months of service working at a corporate partner gaining valuable industry work experience and skills. Paul quickly advanced from
Jeff, a seasoned veteran, recalls the diverse experiences that led him to his current role as an Export Controls Senior Analyst. When Jeff joined Cummins in June 2023, he immersed himself in the business’ defense sector, specializing in global export controls, physical product review and technical data regulation. He’s presented with complex challenges each day to ensure Cummins remains compliant
“Never quit. Quitting is not an option. I would never give up on something. It’s just who I am. I couldn’t imagine giving up.” Jesse, an IT Process Maturity Leader at Cummins Inc., not only said those words, but as an ex-military man, he had the opportunity to live them. In 2007, Jesse was severely wounded in Army combat. More than wounded, he was shot in the head. “The bullet went
This note was authored by Earl Newsome, Cummins Vice President and Chief Information Officer and Executive Sponsor, Cummins Veterans Employee Resource Group; and was distributed to employees. Today on Veterans Day and Global Day of Remembrance, we shine a light on all veterans who have served, those who continue to serve and those who paid the ultimate price in their service. On this
Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) has sold the equipment the company used to make masks for employees during the pandemic to a Black-owned company in Indianapolis. The company, Team Cruiser, plans on creating a disability-friendly employer producing masks beyond the immediate response to the pandemic. “This sale created a new Black American manufacturer,” said Helena Hutton, Senior Director of Cummins’
It’s not uncommon for a young kid growing up in Southern Indiana to dream about working as a mechanic for an Indy 500 race car team. What is uncommon, however, is actually achieving it. Cummins Intake & Exhaust Component Specialist, Tate Wagers was fortunate enough to be one of those kids. As Tate tells it, he went from high school to the military, straight from the military to college, and
November 11 holds significant meaning to many around the globe. It is a global day of remembrance and recognition of the many sacrifices that have been made in the name of freedom and liberty. In the United States, this day is referred to as Veterans Day, and citizens recognize all veterans who have served and/or continue to serve as well as those that paid the ultimate price. On Remembrance Day,
Lindsey Smith is still getting used to living in a town with two Walmarts. As a Texan turned Hoosier, she finds herself most at home in the great outdoors. Whether it's hiking, marching, practicing archery or making great leaps in engineering technology, Lindsey seeks excellence every day. The second oldest of four sisters, Lindsey grew up as one of the family's two tomboys -- she loved w
Columbus, IN – Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) announced it has earned the 2020 Military Friendly ® Employer designation. Institutions that earn this designation are evaluated using both public data sources and responses from a proprietary survey. “We appreciate the service, sacrifice and contributions that our veterans have made on behalf of our country and we believe they are great team memb
The company's historic Columbus Engine Plant (CEP) was recognized by Indiana (U.S.) Gov. Eric Holcomb for a range of initiatives to save energy, conserve water and reduce waste. The company was also named a 2021 Military Friendly Employer® for providing opportunities to veterans and their spouses. Finally, Forbes and Statista named Cummins to its 2nd Annual America’s Best Employers by State l
This year marks the ninth Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), an annual observance dedicated to encouraging the world to talk, think and learn about digital access, inclusion and people with different disabilities. At Cummins, we have a deep-rooted commitment to empowering our employees to reach their full potential by working to ensure a truly diverse, accessible, equitable and in
“We feel this is one of the simplest things we can do to honor someone who gave their time in service to our country during such a trying time in history,” said Greg Nalley, Owner of Northside Power. James Joseph Torres (Jim), 93, was born on May 23, 1926 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Shortly after graduating high school, Torres was drafted into the United States Navy at the age of 18. “I was