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The Central Carolina Apprenticeship Works Computer-Integrated Machining Technology inaugural inductees are, left to right: Billy Gray Sullivan III, Jacob P. Mouton, Tyler A. Walters, Marshall U. Norris, John H. Holly III, Dalton C. Branson, and Jessee L. Hall.

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Pat Godwin Jr., President of The Godwin Group, told the inaugural inductees of the new Central Carolina Apprenticeship Works in Computer-Integrated Machining Technology program that they have a jumpstart of what it is to be out in the real world. "This is a good opportunity for you to learn that. Sometimes it's not fun. Sometimes it's not easy," he said.

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Jim Burgin, Chairman of the Harnett County Board of Commissioners and a member of the CCCC Board of Trustees, told the inaugural inductees of the new Central Carolina Apprenticeship Works in Computer-Integrated Machining Technology program, "You guys are going to do great," he said. "I congratulate you and I'm proud of you."

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William Collins, Special Assistant for Workforce Development, N.C. Department of Commerce, told the inaugural inductees of the new Central Carolina Apprenticeship Works in Computer-Integrated Machining Technology program, "You're earning a reputation at a very young age that you're going to be a decision maker. ... You're going to be the business leaders of the future."