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The Rochester Technology and Manufacturing Association (RTMA) through its partnership with the Manufacturers Intermediary Apprenticeship Program (MIAP) will receive workforce development funding from the Empire State Development of Office of Strategic Workforce Development to scale its Direct Entry Pre-Apprenticeship programs.  

MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, announced Gaganjot Gill, director of quality at Baxter International Inc., as the 2024 Transformational Leadership Award recipient. This prestigious honor recognizes leaders who have had a significant impact on the lives of others and exemplifies John Maxwell’s belief that “Everything rises and falls on leadership.”

DeWitt–based MACNY, the Manufacturers Association, will use $6.5 million in state funding to expand its direct entry pre-apprenticeship programs to areas beyond the Mohawk Valley.

New York State has awarded DeWitt–based MACNY, the Manufacturers Association, $6.5 million to expand its direct entry pre-apprenticeship programs.

In this episode of Cultivate CNY, Alex sits down with Randy Wolken, president of MACNY, the Manufacturer's Association of Central New York.

MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, and Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) hosted the inaugural 'Salute to Manufacturing' event on November 19th at MVCC during the 10th Annual National Apprenticeship Week (November 17-23).

MACNY Executive Vice President Mike Frame highlights 10th year of National Apprenticeship Week and Salute to Manufacturing Event at MVCC.

In celebration of National Apprenticeship Week, MACNY's President & CEO, Randy Wolken, spoke with NewsChannel 9 about the growth opportunities that come with Registered Apprenticeship programs.

In celebration of the 10th anniversary of National Apprenticeship Week  MACNY, The Manufacturers Association, will host a week-long series of events across Central New York celebrating apprentices, mentors, and extraordinary individuals and companies for their Registered Apprenticeship Program milestones.

On Oct. 3, Worthington Steel in Rome hosted secondary-school students who saw the entire process of making steel coils from raw material to packing.