Curt Pape

Curt Pape has over 30 years of experience in the manufacturing industry. Curt is currently the Vice President of Manufacturing at Herker Industries, Inc. Prior to this role, Curt served as the Operations Manager at Aludyne, where they were responsible for providing lightweighting solutions and components to the mobility industry. Curt also held various positions at Charter Automotive, including Director of Engineering & NPD, Director of Operations & Engineering, and Plant Manager. Before that, Curt worked as the VP & General Manager at American Metal Technologies, LLC and as a Plant Manager at Shiloh Industries. Curt also served as the Director of Operations - CastLight at Shiloh Industries (Albany Chicago Company), and as a Plant Manager / General Manager at Intermet Corporation. Earlier in their career, Curt held the role of Vice President of Operations at American Metal Technologies, LLC, and was a Plant Manager / Director of Plant Operations at Ganton Technologies, Inc. Curt started their career at Ganton Technologies as a Manufacturing Engineering Manager and later held the positions of Program Manager and Project Engineer. Throughout their career, Curt has gained expertise in various areas of manufacturing, including engineering, operations, and management.

Curt Pape began their education journey in 1984 at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Curt pursued a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology with a focus on Engineering/Industrial Management. Curt successfully completed this degree in 1989.

In 1996, Curt enrolled in the Milwaukee School of Engineering to further expand their knowledge and skills. Curt pursued a Masters of Science in Engineering Management, focusing once again on Engineering/Industrial Management. The end year of their studies is not provided.

Based on the information provided, Curt Pape has obtained a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and is currently working towards a Masters of Science in Engineering Management at the Milwaukee School of Engineering.