This week marks the end of year 25, and the beginning of year 26 of dedicated service by EPI’s Quality Control Manager, Mark A.C. Wolschon.
The entire EPI team gathered for a luncheon today to honor Mark(and his wife Sue), and thank him for all he does in assuring we provide the highest quality product to our customers.
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Volume 15 – Issue 5 EPI Celebrates 35th Anniversary
Volume 15 – Issue 4 Safety First
EPI’s Company Picnic was held this year at Whitewater Township Park in Williamsburg.
Traverse City is home to the National Cherry Festival. Every year more than 500,000 attendees enjoy the Festival, which is in its 90th year. This year, two of EPI’s team members participated in the Cherry Tee golf clinic, hosted by
the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa.
“Getting to work with other local Traverse City businesses, as a team was a great part of this event” said Marty Raymond, Sales here at EPI.
Another huge event that takes place here in our home town is the Northwestern Michigan Fair. This event has been around since 1908 and its sole purpose is
celebrating the area’s agriculture and youth programs. This year EPI sponsored Kingsley resident, 9 year old, Rylee Brown. Rylee has been in 4H for four years. He is a 5
th generation farmer and has quite the mechanical mind when it comes to tinkering with things. “My favorite part of having a cow at the fair is the beef jerky!” Rylee says. When he grows up he wants to join the military.
Good luck Rylee!
Congrats to Dale Sensabaugh
EPI Employee of the 2nd Quarter
Dale has worked for EPI for a year. He grew up in the Detriot Metro area where he went to Plymouth High School. He moved to Traverse City in 2010. Working at EPI, he likes how he is always doing something different and gets to work on specialty projects. Away from work, he enjoys disc golfing ,going on family outings and being with his 10 month old daughter and girlfriend of 3 years, Kayla.
At EPI he has been an contributing memeber of the GeomemBrains and most recent work on the floating cover prototype.
His hard work and drive is something we strive in with every employee here at EPI.
Keep on the good work Dale!
” Hero’s are those who strive through life’s steep climb and never give up”
Here at EPI we decided to give back to our local hero’s.
July, 1st 2015 we had a cookout for Local Public Servants & Military members.
Grand Traverse metro Fire Department Station 1, Station 11 and station 12, Grand Traverse Police Department & Grand Traverse Emergency Serivces just to name a few came out for the free food.
These men and women do sacarfice a lot to provide us with the freedom, peace of mind and safety.
A simple thank you, can never cover everything they do!
Continue reading EPI Gives back to Local Public Servants & Military
EPI was nominated for the Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce Hagerty Small Business of the Year Award! This award goes to local companies that best represent the spirit of entrepreneurship. Ten companies will be selected from all of the candidates and recognized as the Chamber’s “Top 10 Candidates.” We are honored to be considered!
The local NBC affiliate interviewed Dan Rohe, President of EPI about our new location. Click on the logo to watch the video!
EPI gets the story straight in this great article in the local newspaper about the New EPI Building. Click on the picture below to read the article!
