Faces of Manufacturing: Sara Rudin of IsoGuardian
May 19, 2026
When COVID-19 disrupted the supply chain for personal protective equipment (PPE), manufacturers across New York State were ready to help. Few, however, matched the tenacity
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Faces of Manufacturing: Dave Ferreira of Death Wish Coffee
March 26, 2026
With its skull and crossbones logo, Death Wish Coffee has become one of New York State’s most recognizable consumer brands. While the logo on the
Faces of Manufacturing: Fares Al-Lahabi of CarbonCLAIR
January 21, 2025
Meet CarbonCLAIR CarbonCLAIR is an environmental technology startup based at City College of New York. Its trio of undergraduate founders is developing an energy-efficient, mobile
Faces of Manufacturing: Amber Adams of GR8PE by Stil-Bène Inc.
November 7, 2024
GR8PE by Stil-Bène Inc. is a superfood made from upcycled grape pomace—the nutrient-rich skins and seeds left over from the production of wine or juice.
Faces of Manufacturing: Ralph Coon from Endicott Coil Company
September 17, 2024
Meet Edicott Coil Company Endicott Coil Co. (ECC) is a Binghamton-based supplier of coils, transformers, and inductors for a variety of markets, including medical, nuclear,
Faces of Manufacturing: Mason Handy of Handykline Prototyping
May 7, 2024
Mason Handy of Handykline Prototyping, LLC is making his mark as a 3D printing entrepreneur. The 26-year-old Sharon Springs, New York, native has set up
Faces of Manufacturing: Norma Byron from Ashlawn Energy
November 10, 2023
Meet Ashlawn Energy LLC Ashlawn Energy LLC is the Binghamton-based developer of the VanCharg™ system, a rechargeable battery providing multifamily residences and commercial office buildings
Faces of Manufacturing: Tessa Levine of Ag-e-Gen
August 23, 2023
Theresa (Tessa) Levine is passionate about producing practical, easy-to-implement solutions that will strengthen rural economies, improve food security, and fight global climate change. She isn’t
Faces of Manufacturing: Brian Bischoff of Copprium, Inc.
July 27, 2023
Copprium, Inc. of Buffalo, New York is developing electrically-conductive copper inks that perform better and cost less than the silver inks that are used in