The IBEW Hour Power Award winners are individuals in the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) who receive annual recognition for outstanding work in one of three categories: Apprentice of the Year, Journeyman of the Year, or Instructor of the Year.
Dirt bike racing, metal art, union electrician—a few reasons Desiree Bates is known as “The Renaissance Woman”.
Jordan Geddert’s path from the Royal Marine Commandos to IBEW Local 258 is one of resilience, purpose, and brotherhood.
A part of a Charlotte’s Web™ original series, Colorado farmer and CW Founding Member Gary Gillett does his own thing and marches to the beat of his of drum.
The IBEW Hour Power Award winners are individuals in the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) who receive annual recognition for outstanding work in one of three categories: Apprentice of the Year, Journeyman of the Year, or Instructor of the Year.
The IBEW Hour Power Award winners are individuals in the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) who receive annual recognition for outstanding work in one of three categories: Apprentice of the Year, Journeyman of the Year, or Instructor of the Year.
From serving his country to powering his community, Eloy’s journey is one of resilience, perseverance, and new beginnings.
Part of a Charlotte’s Web™ original series, Bear Reel is a molecular plant biologist, Vice President of Cultivation and R&D, and one of the company’s founding members.
“Everyone should have a Matt Lindsey in their life. He just does the right thing.”
Part of a Charlotte’s Web™ original series, Bill Cure is a Colorado farmer and the very first investor in the Stanley Brothers company, Charlotte’s Web.
Meet Jade Proudman, Charlotte’s Web™ Global Brand Ambassador and Founder/CEO of Savage Cabbage. She's also a wife, mother, and one of the UK’s leading CBD advocates.
A behind-the-scenes look at the transformation of Journeyman Distillery in Valparaiso, Indiana.
IBEW Local 5 and NECA's Lighthouse Electric are leading the modernization of Pittsburgh International Airport.
The future of the electrical industry is inclusive — and the women of Tucson, AZ are proving it every day. In this powerful new feature from Electric TV, created in partnership with NECA and the IBEW, we spotlight the growing presence of women in electrical apprenticeships and how they’re reshaping the construction across Arizona.
Meet Manny Acuna, whose journey from the diverse streets of Los Angeles to the heights of the Air Force embodies the relentless pursuit of dreams and excellence.
