Amplifiers are creators who go into manufacturing because they want to help people express themselves. Amplifiers help us make things like music, fashion statements and art.

Craftspeople are creators who go into manufacturing because they want their work to be hands-on. They love the act of creating and the satisfaction of making something from nothing.

Explorers are creators who go into manufacturing because they want to explore new frontiers. Explorers are pioneers who love the unknown and use their creator skills to blaze new trails by building things like space shuttles and self-driving cars.

Futurists are creators who go into manufacturing because they want to engineer and design the future. The things they make — like self-driving cars and mind-controlled prosthetics — have the power to transform how we live.

Inventors are creators who go into manufacturing because they want to turn big ideas into new realities. Inventors dream boldly and have ability to transform their ideas into products that change how we live.

Leaders are creators who go into manufacturing because they want to serve their country and community. Leaders are deeply invested in using their creator skills to give back, and they are comfortable taking on high levels of responsibility.

Lifesavers are creators who go into manufacturing to save lives. From pacemakers and vaccines to smoke detectors and seatbelts, Lifesavers are invested in protecting us all.

Visionaries are creators who go into manufacturing because they want to make the world a better place. Visionaries see the whole picture, and use their creators skills to steer all of us to a more vibrant future.