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WAI issues call for 2026 WAI Scholar; Jan. 1 is deadline for unique opportunity

WAI is accepting applications for the 2026 Wire Link Traveling Scholarship, which sends a wire professional from the U.S. to England to observe companies and attend the wire Düsseldorf show in Germany, April 13-17, 2026. Applicants must have worked in wire and cable for at least two years and submit an essay by Jan. 1, 2026, explaining how the experience would benefit themselves and their company. All travel expenses are sponsored except time away from work and travel to the airport. The program alternates annually with the U.K. and is co-sponsored by the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers alias Wire Workers of England. Full guidelines and contact details are at wirenet.org.

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Southeast Chapter golf event a return to better times

The Southeast Chapter golf tournament on October 16 at Rock Barn Country Club & Spa in Conover, North Carolina, saw 115 golfers compete in perfect weather. With multiple close ties and skill contests, the event finished with a dinner and raffle, highlighting the community’s strong comeback after Covid disruptions.

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WAI flag sails at Fort Wayne Wire Die

Fort Wayne Wire Die President Eric Bieberich, serving as WAI’s 2025 president, raised the WAI flag alongside the U.S. flag at company headquarters. The tradition, continued by each president, underscores industry pride and the association’s close ties with its member companies.

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