By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Could women bolster the manufacturing sector?  The U.S. Department of Commerce estimates that American manufacturers will face a shortage of 2.4 million workers by 2028.  Because of…

From metal fabrication to radars and sensors to commercial printing, the following women are helping shape, strengthen and redefine manufacturing in Central New York  Vice president of radars and sensors…

By Steve Yablonski Director of human resources, Healthway Healthway is a manufacturer of cleaning equipment and a global leader in air quality solutions. It is based in Pulaski. “We’re a…

By Mary Beth Roach Co-owners, Upstate Printing  Kim Vinciguerra and Debi Rotondo may be the co-owners of Upstate Printing, but the pair say that it’s important to them that the…

By Steve Yablonski Chief operating officer, LeRoi Inc, Julie Truell started with LeRoi Inc. in 1996 as a customer service representative while attending college for business administration. “The company was…

By Steve Yablonski Office manager, EJ USA Women hold various positions in the manufacturing field. Manufacturers have come to see that diversity boosts the bottom line, fosters a more dynamic…

By Steve Yablonski President and CEO, NET & Die “My dad owned a machine shop, so I’ve always been in manufacturing. I kind of grew up in manufacturing,” said Michelle…

By Mary Beth Roach Owner and president, Punch and Die Metal Fabrication LLC “Honestly to just be a woman business owner in a male-dominated industry, I think, is a pretty…

By Steve Yablonski It enables students to be job-ready  It’s “a vision” come true. Cayuga Community College’s Advanced Manufacturing Institute officially opened on May 5. The new facility is geared…

By Steve Yablonski Program has seen records number of applicants: 24% of them female. Graduates earn on average $56,000 after they get employment The Oswego County P-TECH program provides students…