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Brian Sallee

Supporting Manufacturers Since 2011

Brian Sallee is a well-educated individual with a diverse background in sociology, administration, and arts.

He holds a BA in Sociology from Duke University, an MSA (Master of Science in Administration) from California State University, Bakersfield, and an Associate of Arts (AA) from Mendocino College.

Brian also completed his high school education at Middletown High School in Middletown, CA.

His professional journey includes significant roles in various organizations, showcasing his leadership and entrepreneurial skills.

Brian Sallee was a Co-Founder and Board Member at Dozuki, where he played a crucial role in shaping the organization's vision and direction.

He also served as the Co-Founder and VP of Partnerships at Dozuki, demonstrating his expertise in building strategic relationships.

Additionally, Brian was a Member of the Forbes Technology Council and Revenue Collective, highlighting his involvement in prominent industry groups.

His experience extends to sales and ownership roles, as he served as the Co-Founder and VP of Sales at Dozuki, and as the Owner of San Luis Obispo Bicycle Rentals.

Highlights

Jun 13 · linkedin

Frontline digital transformations don't get better than this!

Newport News Shipbuilding, A Division of HII, is revolutionizing aircraft carrier construction for the Navy using digital work instructions and drawings.

What makes this story stand out?

  1. Speedy onboarding - New shipbuilders can work independently within a year, thanks to these innovative systems. In the past, years of mentoring and oversight were needed before they could stand on their own.

  2. Reverse mentorship - It's not just one-way learning! "Old crusty shipbuilders" consult younger workers on using tablets and digital tools. Meanwhile, younger builders soak up the wisdom of their experienced peers.

The manufacturing industry struggles with open roles, skill shortages, and high turnover. These issues aren't going away anytime soon. But take a page from Newport News Shipbuilding's playbook – empowering frontline workers with digital solutions can be the key to overcoming these challenges.

A link to the full story is in the comments.

#manufacturing

Jun 9 · linkedin

Can you guess what state is considered the Silicon Valley of advanced manufacturing?

It's Connecticut!

But even more impressive is how Connecticut is rewriting the playbook for how state and local governments support manufacturing.

93% of US manufacturing companies have less than 100 employees. Our SMB manufacturers are critical to the industry but often lack the resources needed to remain competitive.

So how do we help them?

Tune in to hear Paul S. Lavoie reveal how Connecticut blazed a trail as the first US state to appoint a Chief Manufacturing Officer, giving small manufacturers the voice they need.

#manufacturing

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Greater Reno Area