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Techs Rock Awards Bring All Techs To The Stage

The Techs Rock Awards will recognize outstanding student and professional technicians in five distinct categories.

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By Tomorrow's Technician Staff
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Hello Cleveland! And, let’s be clear, every other city across the country, too – TechForce Foundation is shining a spotlight on the incredible talent in this industry at both the working technician and aspiring tech level with the Techs Rock Awards.

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The Techs Rock Awards will recognize outstanding student and professional technicians in five categories: Automotive & Motorsports; Diesel; Collision, Restoration & Welding; Aviation, Motorcycle & Marine; and Evolving Technologies.

Nominations open today, November 9 and will be accepted through January 14, 2024. Voting will be held February 14th – February 28th, 2024.

The Grand Prize will be awarded to both the winning student and professional technician in each category and will include:

• All-Inclusive trip to Mecum Glendale, AZ
• Winners will be announced at the Mecum Glendale Event
• Custom Tool Kit
• Exclusive dinner with top industry leaders at TechForce’s National Partners Summit
• Flights and two-night stay at the Renaissance Resort
• Rental Car provided by Hertz

For more information about the award, to apply or to nominate, visit TechForce today

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