The two-hour session, beginning at 8:30 a.m. at 20 Industrial Way, offers attendees a look at the company’s manufacturing operations and laboratory. Beyond the technical tour, the program includes dedicated time for participants to discuss career paths and share professional experiences within the heating equipment sector. Laurie Bridges, human resources manager at Laars, emphasized that the event serves to highlight the diverse roles women hold across the manufacturing landscape.
Registration remains open for both members and nonmembers of the organization, with fees set at $20 and $30 respectively. This gathering reflects a broader effort by the Northern New England chapter of Women in Manufacturing to bridge the gap between regional professionals. For Laars, a company with roots dating back to 1948, the tour acts as a platform to showcase the engineering and production work that sustains its domestic manufacturing presence.



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