Harrison “Chip” Hummel, who recently retired from Human Technologies’ Board of Directors, has been named a Director Emeritus for his 30 Years of service to the company and his extraordinary efforts to support people with disabilities in our communities.

 

Mr. Hummel was honored with a surprise banquet attended by dozens of friends and family, where he reflected on his support of Human Technologies’ mission of creating employment for people with disabilities while crediting his family for their encouragement and understanding as he built his business, served on numerous local boards, and actively participated in important community causes.

 

“There is no doubt that Human Technologies has benefitted from Chip’s leadership and many contributions,” Tim Giarrusso, President/CEO said. “I would offer that the Mohawk Valley will continue to benefit due to the example Chip has set for his children who today are very active on many important Not for Profit Boards across our community. That’s a powerful legacy he has created.”

 

The company also presented a check for $1,000 in Mr. Hummel’s name to David’s Refuge, one of many organizations he champions, which provides respite, resources and support to parents and guardians of children with special needs or life-threatening medical conditions.

 

Human Technologies is headquartered in Utica, New York and creates employment for people with disabilities by developing, investing in and growing their business lines, including 3PL/Supply Chain and Order Fulfillment, Uniform and Apparel Management, Environmental Services, Facilities Management, and Manufacturing and Packaging.  Established in 1954, the company employs 330 people throughout New York State, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and northern Virginia and generates over $60M in annual revenues.

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