United States, Oct. 14 -- The GE Aerospace Foundation will launch a $30-million, multi-year workforce skills training program, part of GE Aerospace's overarching efforts to help meet the growing need for advanced manufacturing workers nationwide. GE Aerospace Chairman and CEO H. Lawrence Culp, Jr., made the announcement at a workforce event hosted by AXIOS this morning, where he was joined by Chancellor?Mike Duffey of the Ohio?Department of Higher Education and Delta Air Lines Executive Vice President and President - International Alain Bellemare. GE Aerospace sponsored the AXIOS event that brought together a range of local business, government, and non-profit leaders at the company's Customer Technical Education Center, where more than 4,0...