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Graham Brodock, president of Kris-Tech Wire of Rome, is set for induction to MACNY’s Manufacturers Wall of Fame.

Yan Liu, Ph.D., will receive MACNY’s Innovator of the Year award later this month for her groundbreaking work at Indium Corp., a global maker of advanced materials for the electronics manufacturing industry.

On Wednesday, Semikron Danfoss celebrated 15 apprentices who successfully completed the Industrial Manufacturing Technician RA program, advancing their careers in New York's growing semiconductor and advanced manufacturing industry.

NY Workforce Connect is an inaugural full-day industry conference that will feature interactive discussions with panelists who represent the biggest sectors of the workforce development ecosystem throughout Upstate New York. Colleen Blagg, Manager of Corporate Services and Workforce Development at MACNY is one of the panelists.

New York business leaders today asked the state’s representatives in Congress to oppose any effort aimed at undermining the CHIPS and Science Act that helped lure Micron Technology to the Syracuse area.

Mentoring Monday is a women-centric networking event that brings together area business leaders and upcoming professionals, to connect and grow the local women’s business community. Taylor Hodge, Director, Partners for Education & Business, Inc. will be one of over 40 mentors and table hosts.

MACNY, The Manufacturers Association says it will induct Graham Brodock, president of Kris-Tech Wire of Rome, into its Manufacturers Wall of Fame. The organization is recognizing Brodock for his “visionary leadership and transformative impact” at Kris-Tech Wire, where he has served as president since 2014.

MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, has selected Yan Liu, Ph.D., director of global research and development (R&D) at Indium Corporation, as the recipient of the 2025 Innovator of the Year Award.

The Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce announced it has joined The Manufacturers Alliance of New York, led by the Manufacturers Association of Central New York (MACNY), The Manufacturers Association.

Gov. Kathy Hochul used a Jan. 29 visit to Onondaga County to discuss her plan to offer free community college tuition for adult learners aged 25 to 55 in New York.