Henry Davis teared up Wednesday morning talking about his son, who after trying four-year college for six years, finally found his place at a technical college studying culinary arts. Davis, operations manager for Dahlonega-based PolyPortables, was one in a group of business, education and government leaders who participated in a roundtable discussion with U.S. Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., on job creation and workforce development. The event was held at Lanier Technical College’s Oakwood campus Davis’ son is now a head chef at a restaurant.
Workforce round table shows technical college benefits