In The News.

The inaugural class of Real Life Rosies graduated from their pre-apprenticeship program on Tuesday. Fourteen people completed the six-week, 72-hour training program, which includes hands-on and classroom training, supportive services, and interviews with local advanced manufacturing companies.

In today’s competitive job market, finding and retaining top talent can be incredibly challenging. For companies, Registered Apprenticeship is an investment not only in its employees but in its future.

The Samaritan Center serves about 600 meals daily in a church on North State Street. But many of the guests who enter the center need more than just food to get through their day.

Manufacturing Month is highlighting jobs in the trades with a focus on modern manufacturing.

A program inspiring women to pursue a career in manufacturing has launched its first cohort in Greater Binghamton.

MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, on Wednesday, Oct. 15, hosted its annual legislative breakfast at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Syracuse in DeWitt.

MACNY President & CEO, Randy Wolken, sat down with Marie Morelli to share his insights on leadership and the future of manufacturing in Central New York!

You might not be aware but October is Manufacturing Month. To celebrate, the Manufacturers Association of Central New York (MACNY) and the Partners for Education and Business (PEB) are connecting students to future careers. Emily Langan, Manager, Partners for Education & Business, Inc., January Kelly, Assistant Director of Career and Technical Education in the Syracuse City School District along with Daryon Summers, a student at Corcoran High School joined Bridge Street to discuss the partnership.

Randy Wolken, President & CEO of MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, sits down with NewsChannel 9 to talk about Manufacturing Month.

We're honored to be recognized as one of City & State's 2025 Top Trade Associations!