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Bold 3PL announced three scholarship awards last week.
In a press release, the Hutchinson-based company said the recipients are employees who “demonstrated company values and are furthering their education.”
Allison Bateman, a summer intern, is beginning her sophomore year at John Brown University in History Education.
Bradley Neill, a light assembly worker, finished one year at Hutchinson Community College is studying Sports Management at Pittsburg State University.
Camden Schneider, a light assembly worker, is enrolled in the Aviation Pilot program at Liberty University Online and is an Eagle Scout.
Bold CEO Darren Barnes said, “All three were well deserving of the Bold Scholarship, and we know they will go on to be great leaders.”
Bold COO Bart Kooiman said, “We were only going to give one scholarship, but after seeing their work ethic this summer, reading their applications, and talking to their managers, we just couldn’t stop at one.
“Bold’s core purpose is to help people succeed, and I’ll bet on Allison, Bradley and Camden. Interestingly, all three of them serve in their local church. Camden serves in the CrossPoint worship band as a drummer, Bradley serves in Sunday school at Inspire and Allison serves in Sunday school at CrossPoint.
It’s encouraging to see young adults serve our Lord and others in a culture that says, ‘It’s all about me.”
HR Director Christina Byard said, “Working during the summer gives practical experience and develops discipline. We’re pleased to play a role in these opportunities.”
Headquartered in Hutchinson, Bold 3PL serves 30 companies worldwide as a warehouse and fulfillment partner.
For more information about the company, visit Bold Corporate or Kansas3pl.
