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Grote, maker of visibility and safety systems, is receiving an award from the Indiana Manufacturers Association in October.
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Grote Industries, a visibility and safety system manufacturer, in October will receive the Innovation Excellence Award from the Indiana Manufacturers Association.
The award will be given at the association’s Hall of Fame Luncheon. Grote is based in Madison, Ind. The event is held to celebrate and recognize positive achievements made by the Indiana manufacturing community and to honor the commitment toward innovative thinking, community involvement, and leadership.
“I’m proud of our team at Grote for the work they do every day to innovate and grow,” said COO John Grote. “We are honored to be recognized among such an esteemed group of Indiana manufacturers. As a company founded in 1901, the same year as the IMA, we are well-positioned for our future as a vital, family-owned company based in Indiana.”
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