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Metrohm USA CEO Car Wash Food Drive for Feeding America
Metrohm USA, the North American subsidiary of Swiss instrument manufacturer Metrohm AG, have pledged their support to the Feeding America organization
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Metrohm USA, the North American subsidiary of Swiss instrument manufacturer Metrohm AG, have pledged their support to the
The company recently held a rather unique event for its employees to raise donations for the Feeding America Tampa Bay facility in Florida – a CEO car wash. CEO Michael Melingo and VPs Jeff Tompkins, Ev Bosque, and Derrick Rowe not only agreed to sponsor a car wash for two employees, they also volunteered to conduct the car wash themselves.
Michael Melingo, Metrohm CEO said: “Being an active part of the community and helping those that aren’t so fortunate is a big part of our business culture. We feel that we, as a business in the area, have an obligation to support local organizations that make it their mission to help others.”
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