John MacEnroe, Director of Business Development, was hired by HVTDC in August of 2012. He specializes in developing business relationships among Hudson Valley manufacturers, technology companies, and resources. He provides direct services in strategy, business intelligence, planning, resourcing, and execution. John also has solid connections in government circles, and is able to identify a specific government office with expertise to reconcile his challenges and opportunities.

John is skilled in government-university-industry partnerships, with experience in multidisciplinary management and logistics. He has worked in both start-up and turn-around situations, providing in-depth analysis and solution implementation.

John is currently identifying Hudson Valley companies to integrate into the various casino proposals as they seek to maximize the size of New York State supply chain. He has currently identified Hudson Valley companies interested in providing green architectural grade lighting, commercial grade draperies and bedding, renewable energy, etc.

John is also working with local manufacturers on export regulatory compliance and in international market development. He is exploring opportunities to link Hudson Valley manufacturers with transitioning and with Reserve Component military personnel.

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Your company can be the next in line to benefit from these valuable services that John and HVTDC provides:

• Marketing
• Supply Chain 
• Business Development 
• Management & Leadership 
• Issue Management & Development
• Branding
• Collaboration
• Resource Development
• Strategic Alliances  
• Mentoring

A recent survey from Entrada Group titled "Where in the World?" posits a rather interesting conclusion: the U.S. is now considered the prime location for low-cost manufacturing, with Mexico a close second, and China - once the mecca of cheaply-produced goods - falling behind. It's a far cry from the trends over the last few decades, in which American consumers saw many of their most commonly-bought items tagged with a "Made in China" label, and in which we lost a great deal of manufacturing jobs as a nation. And because it's a rather extraordinary claim, it deserves a little more examination.  Read more.

May 14, 1814: German-British locomotive engineer, Charles Beyer, is born in Saxony, Germany.

May 14, 1842: Illustrated London News, the world's first illustrated newspaper, begins publication.

May 14, 1853: Inventor Gail Borden receives a patent for his process of condensing milk by vacuum.