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Economic Development Corporation | Warren County | Annual Report
www.edcwc.org | 518.761.6007 | Ed Bartholomew, President & CEO | Charles Barton, Chairman
AcknowleDgments
board of directors
We extend our appreciation to the following individuals and
organizations for their ongoing support:
CHAIRMAN, Charles Barton
Chief Operating Officer,
Barton International
Officials
Warren County
Board of Supervisors
Chair: Kevin Geraghty
Bolton: Ron Conover
Chester: Fred Monroe
Glens Falls:
Ward One:
Daniel Girard
Ward Two:
Peter McDevitt
Ward Three:
Harold “Bud” Taylor
Ward Four:
James Brock
Ward Five:
William H. Kenny
Hague: Edna Frasier
Horicon:
Matthew Simpson
Johnsburg:
Ronald Vanselow
Lake George:
Dennis Dickinson
Lake Luzerne:
Eugene Merlino
Jeffery Byrne
Senior VP, Olympic Regional
Development Authority
EDC Committee Chair: Governance
Committee
Governor
Andrew Cuomo
U.S. Senator
Charles Schumer
U.S. Senator
Kirsten Gillibrand
U.S. Congressman
Bill Owens
NYS Senator
Betty Little
NYS Assemblyman
Dan Stec
City of Glens Falls
Mayor Jack Diamond
Town of Queensbury
Supervisor
John Strough
Warren County
Warrensburg Supervisor
Kevin Geraghty
Village of Lake George
Mayor Robert Blais
Supervisor Harold “Bud” Taylor
Representing Warren County
Regional & State Organizations
Vice Chairman, Kurt Jaeger
Agency Partner & EVP, Jaeger & Flynn
Secretary, Chris Barden
Chief Operating Officer,
North Country Janitorial, Inc.
Treasurer, Arleen Girard
VP/Municipal Banking Officer,
Glens Falls National Bank
EDC Committee Chair:
Audit & Finance Committee
Other board Members
Michael Borgos, Esq.
President, Borgos & Del Signore, P.C.
Supervisor John Strough
Representing Town of Queensbury
Judy Calogero
President, Calogero Partners LLC
Representing City of Glens Falls
EDC’s Board of Directors
Standing: John Strough, Michael Borgos,
Charles Barton, Chris Barden
Seated: Arleen Girard, Jeffery Byrne,
Bud Taylor, Kurt Jaeger
Not pictured: Judy Calogero
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collaboration
Collaboration
EDC Leadership
EDC Warren County Annual Report | 2014
Adirondack Gateway Council
Glens Falls Mayor
Jack Diamond, Chair
Adirondack-Glens Falls
Transportation Council
Aaron Frankenfeld,
Executive Director
Adirondack Regional
Chamber of Commerce
Peter Aust, President & CEO
Business Council of New York,
Heather C. Briccetti, Esq.,
President & CEO
Capital Region Economic
Development Council
James J. Barba, Co-Chair
President & CEO,
Albany Medical Center
Dr. Robert J. Jones, Co-Chair,
President, University at Albany
Bill Hart, Member
Controller, Irving Tissue, Inc.
Deba Mukherjee, Ph.D., Member
President & CEO, Finch Paper
Omar Usmani, Member
Executive Partner,
Aeon Nexus Corporation
Center for Economic Growth
Michael Tucker, President
Queensbury:
John Strough,
Town Supervisor
Rachel Seeber,
Supervisor
Matthew Sokol,
Supervisor
Douglas Beaty,
Supervisor
Mark Westcott,
Supervisor
Stony Creek:
Frank Thomas
Thurman:
Evelyn Wood
Warrensburg:
Kevin Geraghty
Warren County
Administrator
Paul Dusek
Warren County
Treasurer
Michael Swan
Warren County Attorney
Martin Auffredou
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FUNDING
Whether we are recruiting a new business to locate in our region, helping
an existing employer to secure funds for an expansion, or developing
infrastructure to support growth, collaboration is the key to our success.
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BUSINESS GROWTH
Teamwork and partnership with regional and state agencies, private entities,
elected officials, and citizens establishes a solid foundation for our programs.
From infrastructure to hockey, from education to the airport, 2014 was a year
of collaboration.
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EDUCATION
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Collaboration is the vital core of EDC Warren County’s accomplishments.
EDC is privileged to work on behalf of all of the communities in Warren
County. Further information about the organization, its finances, and its
regular meetings is available on the EDC website.
As EDC helps to chart Warren County’s future growth in 2015 and beyond,
we thank all those who support our efforts. From our very first handshake
in the morning to the closing words at evening meetings, we value the
intelligence and commitment, the discipline and creativity we see at work in
Warren County every day.
Edward
Bartholomew
Charles
Barton
President
Chairman
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MARKETING
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COMMUNITY
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KNOWLEDGE SHARING
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ANNUAL LUNCHEON 2015
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EDC MEMBERS
Glens Falls IDA
Judy Calogero, Chair
Gore Mountain Region
Chamber of Commerce
Lisa Salamon, President
Greater Glens Falls LDC
Mayor Jack Diamond, Chair
Lake Champlain-Lake George
Regional Planning Board
Walter Young, Executive Director
Lake George Regional
Chamber of Commerce
Mike Consuelo, President & CEO
New York State Empire State
Development Corporation
Ken Adams, CEO
Arnie Will, Acting Capital
Region Director
Saratoga Economic
Development Corp.
Dennis Brobston, President
SUNY Adirondack
Kristine Duffy, Ed.D., President
Warren-Washington IDA
Glens Falls Supervisor
Harold “Bud” Taylor, Chair
Washington County LDC
Deanna Derway, President
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BUSINESS
ASSISTANCE
& FUNDING
Business Assistance
& Funding
When businesses are
planning to expand,
EDC helps navigate
approval processes and
advises on securing
funds through local
and state programs.
EDC assists businesses
in obtaining financing
via LDC loans, IDA
funding, and awards
made by Empire
State Development
through the Capital
Region Economic
Development Council.
Looking ahead to
early 2015, EDC and
the Warren County
LDC will launch a
Bi-County Loan Fund
with initial capital of
$500,000.
FINCH PAPER
In 2014, EDC worked
with Finch on its
funding application
to the Capital Region
Economic Development
Council, which
subsequently designated
Finch’s modernization
initiative as a priority
project for the region.
BULLPEN TAVERN &
After a fire damaged the
Achenbach’s
Bullpen Tavern on Glen
Jewelers
Street, the business completely
renovated the building, which
also houses Achenbach’s
Jewelers. The Bullpen
remodeled the ground floor restaurant/bar and finished the
second floor as a private banquet area with full bar.
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the SHIRT
FACTORY
EDC worked with The
Shirt Factory owners on
an improvement project
to attract new artisans
and enable existing
craft-based businesses to
expand. This was selected
as a priority project by the
Capital Region Economic
Development Council.
Friends
Lake Inn
Davidson
Brothers
When Davidson Brothers
Brewing Company sought
expansion assistance
for its proposed 20,000
square-foot craft brewery
on Route 9 in Queensbury,
EDC gave guidance on
zoning changes and
assisted with a National
Grid grant for needed
electrical upgrades.
Friends Lake Inn was
recently purchased by
new owners with the help
of Warren County LDC
financing. The project,
which includes interior
updates and reservation
system improvements, will
retain 25 jobs.
Working together with Warren
County Local Development
Corporation (LDC) and Glens
Falls LDC, EDC helped raise the
total loans awarded in 2014 to
$900,000 from zero in 2013. As
a result, 106 jobs were retained
and 41 new jobs created.
MEAN MAX
Martha’s
Dandee Creme
SUTTON’S
Glens Falls LDC assisted
Mean Max in pulling
together the financial
assistance required to
establish its new microbrew
facility downtown.
reliable
racing
Since 1965, Reliable
Racing has been a
worldwide producer/
distributor of specialty
ski racing products,
including proprietary
designs. Warren County
LDC’s financial assistance
will help to maintain
and expand vendor
relationships and product
development.
Did You Know?
Warren County LDC
assisted in financing
an expansion, which
includes two additional
ice cream windows,
“grille” construction, and
purchase of equipment to
support sales to a wellknown retailer.
superior
cantina
Warren County LDC
provided financing to
support Sutton’s return
to its core business roots:
food service with local
ingredients and retailing
unique toys, home goods,
and clothing.
For Superior Cantina,
a Tex-Mex restaurant
planned for the historic
Rogers Building at 21 Bay
Street, Warren County
LDC provided financing.
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BUSINESS
GROWTH
Business GROWTH
EDC supports growth throughout Warren County, working to attract new
businesses and assist with the expansion of existing organizations.
In September 2014, Hacker Boat
Company finalized its purchase of
property in Queensbury Business
Park from EDC Warren County
and its affiliate, Hudson River
Local Development Corporation.
The luxury boat builder will begin
constructing a new manufacturing,
boat restoration, and office facility in
2015. Construction of the $3 million,
90,000 square-foot building will take place
on three adjacent parcels totaling 17 acres.
The company projects future employment of 80
people in the new facility.
GLENS FALLS
DEVELOPMENT &
GARAGE
Developers Sonny
Bonacio and David
Buicko plan to build a
$25-million, 132,000
square-foot, multistory complex east of
Glens Falls Hospital, along
Hudson Avenue, with
80 market-rate apartments,
office and retail,
possibly including a
grocery store.
EDC is coordinating
various project
issues, and assisted
in securing $3
million through
the CFA process,
for construction of
an adjacent parking
garage with 500+ spaces.
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EDUCATION
EDUCATION
JUST Beverages, a California-based start-up
company, will be locating a water packaging
plant in the former St. Alphonsus Church in
Glens Falls, where it will draw water from
an underground well. EDC partnered with
the City of Glens Falls and JUST officials on
this economic
development
project.
Sheet Labels, Inc. has a
new 30,000 square-foot
location in Pruyn’s
Island Business Park
in Glens Falls for its
25 employees, with
room for planned staff
growth. EDC worked
with Sheet Labels on
site location options and
helped with financing.
An educated and skilled
workforce is critical to Warren
County’s ability to attract
and retain employers. EDC
teams up with numerous
organizations to promote
job training, workforce
development, and education.
United States Senator
Kirsten Gillibrand visited
SUNY Adirondack in
April to meet with
community leaders and
major employers for
a discussion of many
issues, including skills
training for healthcare
workers, agricultural
marketing, and infrastructure
development.
Working with the United States
Environmental Protection Agency,
the City of Glens Falls, and the New
York State Department of Labor, EDC
helped organize an EPA Brownfields
Environmental Job Training Program.
The training program will continue in
2015 at the new $5.5 million Local 773
Plumbers and Steamfitters Regional Job
Training Center in Queensbury’s Tech
Meadows business park.
EDC is working with SUNY Adirondack to support its programs in
Business Entrepreneurship, the Start-Up NY program, workforce
development, and sustainable agriculture.
EDC assisted
HHHN in
obtaining state
and federal grants
for a significant
expansion of its
Warrensburg facility.
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INFRASTRUCTURE
& DEVELOPMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE & DEVELOPMENT
Ciba-Geigy industrial site
From transportation networks to energy supply to telecommunications,
EDC frequently champions infrastructure developments that improve
Warren County as a place to do business.
Saratoga & North
Creek railway
In addition to offering scenic rail for
passengers, Saratoga & North Creek
Railway can move freight from North
Creek to Saratoga Springs where it
connects to Canadian Pacific Railway.
EDC is assisting SNCR, as well as current
industrial rail users in the area, in seeking
new ways to build better connections
to primary rail arteries, providing more
reliable and inexpensive transit options.
Infrastructure Forum
In October 2013, EDC officials gathered
with other Capital Region leaders at Tech
Valley and Beyond: Growing Sustainable
Infrastructure at the Speed of Life, a forum to
brainstorm solutions and begin comprehensive
planning efforts at a regional level. EDC was
an event sponsor and shared a detailed report
documenting the infrastructure needs in the
greater Warren County area.
We’re moving
Warren
County
forward
FLOYD BENNETT MEMORIAL
warren county AIRPORT
EDC has assisted the Floyd Bennett Memorial
Warren County Airport with marketing efforts,
to communicate the capabilities of the airport in
serving corporate jets.
PLANNING & ZONING
Forum
Sustainable solar
Eric Siy
Executive Director
The Fund for
Lake George
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Working with the Lake
Champlain-Lake George
Regional Planning Board,
EDC hosted its second annual
Planning & Zoning Forum at the
Fort William Henry Conference
Center. Experts addressed
topics such as the Jefferson
Project research program, APA
regulations, and SEQRA.
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As part of the Queensbury South Vision Plan, centered
around the former 60-acre Ciba-Geigy industrial site, EDC
assisted the Town of Queensbury in obtaining a grant to
fund planning for site re-use and potential options for
redevelopment. The Chazen Companies worked with
EDC and the Town of Queensbury on planning, and set
up queensburysouth.com as an information resource for
project partners and the community.
EDC worked with the City of Glens
Falls and Solar City to obtain a NY-Sun
program subsidy from the New York
State Energy Research & Development
Authority for a 15-acre, 2.5 KW solar
farm, to be located on 49 acres of cityowned land in Queensbury. This public/
private project uses a 20-year land lease
and allows solar energy credits to offset
other municipal facility utility bills,
saving the City an estimated $125,000
to $200,000 per year. EDC expects to
use this collaborative model in other
projects in the county.
ADDITIONAL
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
EDC is the leading agency for
feasibility, planning, and grant
funding for several infrastructure
projects, as part of the area’s
regional improvement roadmap:
• Cell/broadband coverage
expansion
• Regional Wastewater
Management Project for
Town of Queensbury, Town
of Moreau, City of Glens Falls,
and Washington County
Sewer District #2
• Lake George Invasive Species
Management & Control Project
• $600,000 EPA regional
assessment grant on behalf
of the City of Glens Falls,
Town of Moreau, Village of
South Glens Falls, and
Towns of Corinth, Hadley,
and Chester, to identify and
clean up properties with
hazardous materials, to
prepare the properties for
future redevelopment
• Exit 20 traffic study, slated
for 2015
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PLAN YOUR EXPANSION IN
EDC
MARKETING
EDC MARKETING
EDC develops marketing and outreach materials using both traditional
and digital channels. From advertising in SITE SELECTION magazine
as well as regional media outlets, to developing marketing videos for real
estate sites and Warren County business recruitment, EDC staff is actively
promoting Warren County as a location that means business.
WARREN
COUNTY
Carey Business Park
Up to 100 acres for sale or build to suit
Quarter mile to Exit 18, I-87
Zoned light industrial
Tech Meadows
Up to 35 acres available or build to suit
Half a mile to Exit 18, I-87
Home of UA Plumbers & Steamfitters
Local 773 Training Center
Montreal
MEDICAL DEVICE CLUSTER
C. R. Bard
QUEENSBURY BUSINESS PARK
AngioDynamics Upto24acresavailableorbuildtosuit
WARREN COUNTY, NY
TECH MEADOWS
Upto35acresavailableorbuildtosuit
HalfamiletoExit18,I-87
HomeofUAPlumbers&SteamfittersLocal773TrainingCenter
1.5milestoWarrenCountyAirport
NewhomeofHackerBoatCompany
FOREST, WOOD & PAPER
CLUSTER
HometoNYSNationalGuardReadinessCenter
Finch Paper
SCA Tissue
Irving Tissue
International Paper
Andritz
TECH
VALLEY
90
100mi
Albany
Boston
200mi
New York
Philadelphia
WARREN COUNTY ADVANTAGES
CAPITAL REGION PROXIMITY
•Lessthan30minutestoGlobalFoundries
•LessthananhourtoAlbany
SITE OPTIONS
•NYS-certifiedshovelready
•Businessparkswithinfrastructureinplace
•Sitesandbuildings
•Lightindustrial,manufacturing,R&D
•Airport-adjacentlocations
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Hudson R iver
Certified NYS Shovel Ready Sites
Shovel-ready sites are available throughout
Warren County, suitable for manufacturing,
production, commercial, and tech R&D.
Queensbury Business Park
Up to 24 acres available or build to suit
1.5 miles to Warren County Airport
New home of Hacker Boat Company
Home to NYS National Guard Readiness
Center
awk Rive r
M oh
TECHVALLEYoutthefrontdoor.
PURE ADVENTUREoutback.
DIVERSEEMPLOYERS,SKILLEDWORKFORCE
•Medicaldevicecompanies
•Paper,wood,andforestproducts
•Healthcare
•Financeandinsurance
•Materials-basedmanufacturers
•Tourismandrecreation
CHESTER INDUSTRIAL PARK
17 acres for sale or build to suit
3 miles to I-87 “Northway”
Zoned industrial
Proximity to timber, minerals
Tourism photos courtesy of VisitLakeGeorge.com; Six Flags Great Escape; and Warren County Airport.
Warren-Washington
IDA Industrial Park
Up to 66 acres for sale or build to suit
Adjoins Warren County Airport
PRIMESITESAVAILABLE–INQUIRETODAY
EDCWarrenCounty•518.761.6007•www.edcwc.org
EdBartholomew,President,[email protected]•CharlesBarton,Chairman
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finance, real estate, workforce and development-related assistance you require.
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The EDC website has a searchable
sites and properties database with
GIS capabilities. Data on more than
100 locations is provided, with
various map overlays, allowing site
selectors and business owners to
drill down into details.
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COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
KNOWLEDGE
SHARING
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
In support of Warren County’s significant tourism and recreation economic sectors, EDC has:
• Assisted Town of Bolton with CFA funding for improvements to Rogers Memorial Park, including a visitor/heritage center
• Played a prominent role in securing the Adirondack Flames hockey team for the Glens Falls Civic Center
• Worked to build the business support network for northern Warren County
With EDC’s assistance, the Civic Center received a
2013 CFA award of $675,000 for an outdoor marquee,
LED lighting upgrades, information technology
improvements, electrical system updates, and an A/V
system for Heritage Hall.
Glens Falls
civic center
EDC works collaboratively to create events that foster the exchange of ideas among Warren
County business leaders, elected officials, regional and state experts, and the general public.
EDC annual
luncheon
economic
forecast
breakfast
Finch Paper’s President and CEO, Deba Mukherjee,
Ph.D., delivered the keynote speech in a program that
focused on the county’s forest products industry.
Economist and Investment
Manager, Hugh Johnson,
Hugh Johnson Advisors
presented with
legislative
Forum
NORTH CREek
Ed Bartholomew
moderated
questions for
Senator Betty
Little and
Assemblyman
Dan Stec
“From foresters, timber
harvesters and sawmills to
virtually every type of paper
product manufacturer and
the equipment manufacturers,
fabrication shops and industrial
contractors who help keep the
facilities running, no industry
has made a more widespread
or enduring economic
contribution to our region than
the forest products industry.”
Ed Bartholomew
President & CEO, EDCWC
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annual
Luncheon 2015: healthcare
ANNUAL LUNCHEON 2015: HEALTHCARE
special thanks to our members
EDC’s Spring 2015 Annual Luncheon will focus on the healthcare organizations
that provide quality care and significant employment opportunities in our region.
This will include Glens Falls Hospital, Hudson Headwaters Health Network, and
related organizations and practices.
Groundbreaking for Hudson Headwaters West Mountain Medical Facility
Corinth Road at Carey Drive
Titanium Level | $4000
SPONSOR
THE 2015
ANNUAL
LUNCHEON
Find out more now
about participating
in the program
or sponsoring the
event, to show your
support for this
important sector of
our local economy.
Ed Bartholomew, EDC; Tom Murphy, President,
Glens Falls National Bank; John Strough, Town
of Queensbury Supervisor; Dr. John Rugge, CEO,
Hudson Headwaters Health Network; Harold “Bud”
Taylor, Warren County Board of Supervisors
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Your Local Bank
Member FDIC
Silver Level | $500
Call EDC at
518.761.6007
Platinum Level | $2500
​ lens Falls Hospital is not only the
G
largest medical facility in the region,
it is also the most significant employer
and a vital economic engine. Now the
fourth biggest hospital in the Capital
Region, Glens Falls Hospital serves
a broad geographic area’s healthcare
needs. Under new President/CEO
Dianne Shugrue, new alliances have
been formed with other medical care
organizations like Hudson Headwaters
and others to broaden services and gain
efficiencies. EDC assisted with Glens
Falls Hospital’s partnership with the
City of Glens Falls and the new planned
private development on Hudson Avenue
to enhance both the City’s revitalization
and the hospital’s ability to deliver
“Big-City Medicine. Hometown Care.”
Gold Level | $1000
Advantage Capital Partners
Americlean
Ballston Spa National Bank
Behan Communications
Gore Mountain/ORDA
Hudson Headwaters Health Network
Iowa Pacific Holdings LLC
LeChase Construction Services
Lehigh Northeast Cement
Marvin & Company, P.C.
O’Brien Insurance Agency
Peckham Materials
Phoenix Investors, LLC
PrimeLink
The Chronicle
The LA Group
Umicore Technical
Web Graphics
Ames Goldsmith Corporation
AngioDynamics
Barton International
Cool Insuring Agency
D.A. Collins
Fitzgerald Morris Baker Firth P.C.
Fort William Henry Corporation
Glens Falls Hospital
Harris Beach PLLC
Jaeger & Flynn Associates, Inc.
National Grid
NBT Bank
TD Bank
Whittemore, Dowen & Ricciardelli, LLP
ACO Property Advisors
Adirondack Flames
Andritz
Arrowhead Equipment, Inc.
B.A. Construction Services, LLC
Barton & Loguidice
BBL Construction Services, LLC
BCI Construction
Bette & Cring, LLC
Borgos & DelSignore, P.C.
Bread Loaf Corporation
CBRE-Albany
Center for Economic Growth
Community, Work and Independence, Inc.
C.R. Bard
Creighton Manning
C.T. Male Associates, Inc.
Cutting Edge Group, LLC
Davidson Brothers Brewing Company
Davies-Davies & Associates Real Estate, LLC
Family YMCA of the Glens Falls Area
G.A. Bove & Sons, Inc.
Hudson River Community Credit Union
Jersen Construction Group, LLC
JMZ Architects and Planners, P.C.
Keena Staffing, Inc.
Lake George Northway, LLC
Lake George RV Park
McPhillips, Fitzgerald & Cullum L.L.P.
Miller Mechanical Services
Morris Products
Munter Enterprises
Orthopedic & Spine Physical Therapy, PC
Pepe Productions
Precision Extrusion
Prudential Blake Atlantic Realtors
Scoville Jewelers
Seeley Office Systems
Stephen Borgos-Commercial Properties,
Realty USA
Stewart’s Shops
The Adirondack Trust Company
The Chazen Companies
The Michaels Group
Time Warner Cable
Turner Construction
West Mountain
Bronze | $300
Adirondack Pub & Brewery
Bartlett, Pontiff, Stewart & Rhodes, P.C.
Jarrett Engineers PLLC
Little & O’Connor Attorneys P.C.
R. Cohen Recycling, Inc.
Tech Valley Patent, LLC
Tech Warehousing LLC
TIMIT Solutions, LLC
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Join today:
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EDC staff
President, Edward Bartholomew
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, Jackie Squadere
Office Administrator, Elaine Behlmer
Director of Finance, Jennifer Switzer
VP - Business Development, John Wheatley
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Our Community.
Our Future.
GROWING WARREN COUNTY, TOGETHER.
EDC VISION
EDC is the central source for Warren County economic
development efforts, as it guides programs and projects
throughout the southern Adirondack region.
EDC achieves results through collaborative public-private
partnerships designed to encourage new investment
opportunities that create jobs.
EDC PRIORITIES
An investment in EDC supports the organization’s work to:
• Expand outreach assistance to existing businesses
• Design and implement marketing strategies for new business attraction
• Support, strengthen and grow established industry clusters such as
medical devices, forest products, healthcare, business/financial services,
and recreation/tourism
• Support regional infrastructure projects that ensure sustainable growth
• Provide information required for site selection decision-making process
EDC MEMBERS
EDC members represent all sectors of our community:
• Healthcare & Medical Services
• Paper, Forestry & Wood Products
• Medical Device Industry
• Hospitality & Tourism
• Manufacturers
• Financial & Insurance Businesses
• Telecommunications & Utility Providers
• Professional Service Providers
• Sports, Recreation, Arts & Entertainment
• Retail & Wholesale Trade
• Realtors & Developers
• Local Government
Make a Difference in Warren County.
Join EDC today.
www.edcwc.org 518.761.6007
Ed Bartholomew, President & CEO
Charles Barton, Chairman
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