Think Dutchess for Advanced Manufacturing
Today’s manufacturing requires a combination of innovative ideas, products and processes that utilizes a strong and stable workforce to meet high-tech demands in a global market.
Combining History and Innovation
For decades, advanced manufacturing companies like James L. Taylor, Schatz Bearing and Dorsey Metrology have been at the forefront of using new technology and techniques to gain a competitive edge. Dutchess County’s strong regional workforce, prime industrial properties, strategic location and competitive costs compared to metro areas attracts new investment and allows multi-generational businesses to continue to grow.
Home to a number of Fortune 500 companies and leaders in research, innovation and development, more than 75% of Dutchess County’s advanced manufacturers hold defense contracts. Meanwhile, our proximity to major highways and access to supply chain partners offers the strategic advantage which allows manufacturing companies to produce more efficiently.
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Fast Facts
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- — Major focus on talent thanks to strong workforce partnerships with Council of Industry and four major colleges and universities.
- — Home to more than 7,500 manufacturing workers.
- — 400 Engineering, Architecture and Computer graduates annually. (*from Dutchess Community College)
- — 68% work in computer & electronics manufacturing.
- — More than 40 manufacturing companies call Dutchess County home including:
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Want to work with manufacturing industry leaders to deliver solutions for some of their greatest challenges in manufacturing? Contact our team today to set-up a meeting about expanding your business.
Chris Glancy
Director of Business Attraction
chris@thinkdutchess.com
845.463.5404
