We had a special unveiling today at Mammel Hall. This “O” was created by MVS Metals, a division of Owen Industries Holdings, LLC, and donated by alum Craig Bence, MBA ’14. Thank you for the wonderful gift, Craig!
Pictured in the photo from left to right: Craig B., Kevin Thibodeau, UNO Project Manager, CBA Dean Dr. Michelle Trawick, CBA Assistant Dean David Nielsen, and Chad Vortherms, VP and GM at MVS Metals, a division of Owen Industries.
MVS Metals employees were invited to bring their best Chili or Phò for lunch on Monday 1/23/23. All were blind taste tested and winners were chosen. Craig, Aaron, and Trang took home cash gift cards for winning.
Owen Holdings Co. congratulates MVS-Missouri Valley Steel supervisors- Jacob Tomlinson, Don Kever and David Tomlinson, having recently completed a management training series of 7-classes, focused on transformational leadership, organizational development, and employee relations.
Keep up the good work gentlemen!!
MVS walks to Defeat ALS
On Sunday, September 25th MVS employees came out to support long time employee Mike Jordan and his family in a fight for curing ALS. Over 100 participants attended raising over $20,000 for the ALS Association. The ALS Association supports research, assistance for people with ALS, and advocates for government funds. For more information visit www.als.org.
Thursday June 2 the employees of MVS were treated to the food truck “Smash”. Smash features creative takes on the classic hamburger and the employees loved it!
MVS was featured on the local news, supporting our very own, Mike Jordan. Please see the below news article and attached video.
As a company, we are honored to be able to support all of our valued employees.
Missouri Valley Steel employee, Mike Jordan, was diagnosed with ALS nearly five years ago.
Jordan has been with the company for 43 years, and Wednesday, his coworkers found a special way to show their support.
Employees, past and present, lined up outside Missouri Valley Steel Wednesday afternoon to participate in the “Ice Bucket Challenge” to raise awareness for A-L-S. The company pledged to donate $20 for every employee who participated. The grand total came to $1,500 donated to help find a cure for the disease.
“He’s, you know, been here since the ’70s as well as some other employees, who really has influenced me in what I do in my daily life as a job and as a person. So, it comes easy to try and do something good for him when he has such a tough, tough thing handed to him,” said Chad Vortherms, General Manager of Missouri Valley Steel.
The support went beyond the “Ice Bucket Challenge” however. Missouri Valley Steel President and CEO, Tyler Owens, decided to rename the private drive at the Sioux City location, Mike Jordan Way. Jordan’s wife, Sandy, made sure the renaming of the road was a surprise until the unveiling took place Wednesday afternoon.
“I had a hard time talking, you know, they are just so special. For them to think about me this much, and I don’t think I have worked for a year-and-a-half, but for them to think of me this way, it just unleashes an unbelievable amount of emotions. I just love these people,” said Mike Jordan.
Jordan hopes the activities encourage people to raise more awareness for ALS, in hopes of one day finding a cure. Saturday, October 2, an ALS walk will take place across the nation to also help raise awareness.
