Mr. Curry is a veteran of US Air Force (Plumber/Pipefitter) and Vietnam. After serving in the military, he attended Indiana State University and in the years that followed received a BS degree in Industrial Arts Education (1974) and an MS in Vocational-Technical Education (1979).
His work career spanned 21 years with Burlington Industries as a maintenance supervisor and Plant Engineer. During this time (about 7 years), he was the Mechanical Instructor in a craft training program created by Burlington called MPACT. Upon leaving Burlington, Mr. Curry was employed as a Plant Engineer (2000 to 2009) by UCO Fabrics in Rockingham, NC. Mr. Curry was employed by Campbell’s Soup in Maxton, NC from 2009 to 2015. For 4.5 years he was the Powerhouse Utilities Manager and then moved to Plant Services Manager. He retired from Campbell’s in 2015.
After retiring Mr. Curry returned to MPACT Solutions as a Technical Instructor.

Ambrose Jackson is a seasoned engineer and business owner with extensive expertise in plant engineering, project and facility management, operations, design, process controls, and manufacturing. Since 2007, he has been the Owner and Operator of BYOS Facility Management Consultants, where he has successfully facilitated, directed, and consulted on diverse engineering projects across industries such as textiles, printing, and structural steel.

With a strong technical foundation in mechanical, electrical, and environmental engineering, Ambrose has held various leadership roles throughout his career. He served as Engineering Director at Guilford Mills Incorporated, overseeing plant engineering and capital projects across two large facilities, and as Senior Process Engineer at Microfibres Incorporated, where he implemented process improvements and equipment modifications for multiple manufacturing departments.

Ambrose also has extensive experience in maintenance and utilities management, having worked at Burlington Industries, Inc. in roles such as Utilities Manager, Project Engineering Manager, and Preventive Maintenance Manager. His career began as a Maintenance Engineer, where he honed his skills in planning, scheduling, and performance metrics.

In addition to his engineering expertise, Ambrose has contributed to education as an HVAC Instructor at Forsyth Technical Community College and as an Instructor/Trainer for MPACT, teaching courses in mechanical, electrical, machinery, instrumentation, and controls.

Ambrose holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University. His dedication to excellence and leadership has made him a trusted professional in the engineering and manufacturing industries.

Greg is an operations and manufacturing leader with over 20 years of experience improving organizational performance through practical, systems-based execution. He spent more than two decades in executive roles within a multi-generation manufacturing business, leading domestic and international operations across the United States and Asia.

His work is grounded in Toyota Production System principles, including PDCA, standard work, visual management, and root-cause problem solving, applied directly in manufacturing, supply chain, and daily management environments. Greg uses his experience to determine and apply the right tools for the situation, including EOS or Toyota Production System principles as leadership alignment frameworks, when they support clarity, accountability, and efficient implementation.

His training style is straightforward, experience-driven, and focused on helping organizations build habits that stick.