The Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland (RMI) has recognized three Garrett County manufacturing businesses as 2022 Champions of Maryland Manufacturing.
The project will develop a recruitment and strategic plan to attract outdoor recreation/lifestyle manufacturing to locate, expand, and grow in Western Maryland.
RMI is seeking stories submitted by individuals, companies, organizations, agencies, & academic/training entities of their manufacturing-related efforts of innovation, leadership, & transformation.
Robert Stearns, Founder and CEO of Powerful Potential International, a leadership development and organizational development consulting and training company, will be the keynote speaker.
The Regional Manufacturing Institute of MD (RMI) recently recognized Michael Koch, President of FireFly Farms, as an Emerging Leader in Manufacturing and named him one of RMI's 2018 Champions of MD.
“I started making glass because of the human quality you find in real handmade glass," founder Simon Pearce said. “We are proud to be part of the vibrant Deep Creek community.”
Strata Worldwide, a global leader in mine safety innovation, has been working internationally and locally to improve safety in the mining industry through advanced technologies.
Manufacturing business throughout the tri-state area are invited to attend a Regional Manufacturing Roundtable at Allegany College on Tuesday, December 5, 2017, from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.
Griffon Corporation announced on Monday that it has acquired ClosetMaid and plans to keep the maker of home storage and organization products headquartered in Ocala.
In partnership with the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, Simon Pearce has created three specially designed glassware products to help commemorate the 50th annual Autumn Glory Festival.
Several Garrett County cheeses entered by High Country Creamery and FireFly Farms recently received medals at the American Cheese Society competition in Denver, Colorado.
he Maryland Department of Commerce continues to accept applications from manufacturing companies locating to or expanding in the state under a new incentive program called More Jobs for Marylanders.