Graham, N.C. - Alamance Community College (ACC), through the NCEdge Customized Training Program, has launched two major workforce development initiatives with Chick-fil-A Supply and RegO Products. These projects will deliver specialized training to more than 250 employees across Alamance County, supporting company growth and strengthening the local economy.
What is an NCEdge Customized Training Project?
NCEdge delivers personalized workforce training to North Carolina businesses, enabling organizations to upskill, reskill, and retain top talent through customized solutions. Through the NCEdge Customized Training Program, these companies are developing the next generation of industry leaders.
Bettina Akukwe, Associate Vice President of Workforce Engagement at the Chick-fil-A Supply Customized Training Signing
Chick-fil-A Supply
Chick-fil-A Supply is expanding its Mebane, N.C., distribution center to support up to 200 restaurants by 2026. To prepare for this growth, 170 employees are receiving customized training in leadership development, communication, conflict resolution, technical skills, and change management. This effort will prepare workers to meet increased operational demands and help serve up to 200 restaurants by 2026.
Tyshea Lewis, Corporate Education Coordinator, RegO Customized Training Project Signing
RegO Products
A long-standing manufacturer in Elon and Burlington, RegO Products is investing in training for 80 employees as part of its modernization and global growth strategy. Employees are being upskilled in advanced manufacturing systems, onboarding, leadership, and internal process improvements to boost productivity and competitiveness.
The Innovators Behind the Projects
Nakeisha Thorpe - Talent Manager, Chick-fil-A Supply
Rachel Golden - Training Coordinator, RegO Products
Tyshea Lewis - Corporate Education Coordinator, Alamance Community College
Bettina Akukwe - Associate Vice President of Workforce Engagement
Strengthening Alamance County’s Workforce
Together, these projects represent nearly $200,000 in workforce development investment. “By equipping more than 250 employees with new skills, these initiatives will create lasting impact for both businesses and the broader community,” said Lewis.
Through NCEdge, ACC continues to provide customized solutions that align education with industry needs, supporting long-term success for both employers and employees.
About Alamance Community College
Founded in 1958, Alamance Community College (ACC) serves more than 10,000 students annually through curriculum, continuing education, and workforce development programs. Located in Graham, NC, ACC is a cornerstone of education and economic development for Alamance County and the surrounding region. With a focus on innovation, accessibility, and student success, the College prepares graduates to be workforce-ready and empowers learners of all ages to achieve their educational and career goals.