Altek, Inc.

EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION

Altek’s Christopher Marzetta and Joe Marzetta believe that investing in young people helps build stronger communities. When a local girl set out to earn her Community Service Badge by building a public bike repair stand in Liberty Lake, the brothers stepped in to help fund her vision.

Their support turned an idea into a valuable community resource for local cyclists while showing the importance of leadership, service, and giving back. By empowering a young person to make a difference, they helped create a lasting impact that will benefit the community for years to come.

The project is a great example of how encouragement and community support can inspire the next generation of leaders.

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Altek was featured on Spokane’s KHQ NonStop Local News, highlighting the organization’s strong STEM focus and its ongoing support of the aerospace, medical, and defense industries throughout the Inland Northwest and beyond. The segment showcased how Altek’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and technical expertise contribute to real world solutions across highly regulated and precision driven sectors where quality, consistency, and innovation are critical.

Program Manager, Tony Marzetta provided a snapshot of the injection molding process. Injection molding enables scalable and repeatable production of complex geometries with tight tolerances, making it an essential manufacturing method for producing durable, high-performance parts in specialized industries.

Through this work, Altek continues to strengthen its role as a key contributor to innovation and workforce development in advanced manufacturing.

You can view the full news feature by clicking here: https://www.khq.com/news/stem-altek-brings-precision-parts-to-inland-northwest/video_d9b78368-6309-50ad-8c5e-8e44be24a876.html