CAMAS: Analog Devices Inc. launched a community awards and charitable donations program in December, in which employees had the opportunity to vote for local organizations. Winners were Meals on Wheels; the Pink Lemonade Project; Share ASPIRE program; Friends of Hospice Southwest Washington; and Clark County Veterans Assistance. Pictured is Jim Nagle, plant manager; Lisa Ring, Pink Lemonade Project representative; and Dina McGuire and Beverly Milliron, operators and community outreach members.
CAMAS — Integrated circuit designer and manufacturer Analog Devices Inc. launched a community awards and charitable donations program in December, in which employees had the opportunity to vote for local organizations. More than 150 employees voted. Winners were Meals on Wheels; the Pink Lemonade Project; Share ASPIRE program; Friends of Hospice Southwest Washington; and Clark County Veterans Assistance.
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