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Tim Hall has a wealth of experience in the manufacturing industry. Tim began their career in 1996 as an intern at Proto Circuit Inc., where they gained valuable introductory experience in a manufacturing environment. In 1998, they joined Dale Adams Enterprises as a Machine and Assembly Shop Technician, where they were directly involved in the design and fabrication of a machine that facilitated assembly of a product, resulting in a throughput increase. In 2000, Tim joined GED Integrated Solutions as a Quality Systems Manager, where they maintained the ISO 9001:2000 certification and led Lean Six Sigma and Kaizen projects. Tim later held the roles of Lean Operations Process Engineer and R&D Technician at GED Integrated Solutions. In 2008, Tim joined Curtiss-Wright Corporation, where they held the roles of Machine Shop Manager, MRO Value Stream Manager, Interim Manufacturing Engineering Manager, Senior Manufacturing Engineer, and Industrial Engineer. During their time at Curtiss-Wright Corporation, they completed the Curtiss Wright Flow Control New Business Leader program and strengthened and supported their career goals and objectives.

Tim Hall began their educational journey in 1992 at Nordonia. In 1996, they graduated from Kent State University with a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering. Afterwards, they attended Baker College Center for Graduate Studies, where they earned a Master's degree in Industrial Management in 2007. In 2008, they obtained a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (LSSGB) from Villanova University. Tim then returned to Villanova University in 2012 to receive a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (LSSBB).