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Click the map below to view all 10 NYS Regional Technology Development Centers.
 Help is available for expanding businesses!
To learn what NYS can do for you, and to view all ESD regional offices, click here.
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 The Workforce Development Institute, in conjunction with HVTDC, leverages grants and assists local manufacturers to secure funding. For assistance to meet your training, expansion, and development needs, contact Phyllis Levine at 845 391 8214 ex. 3001 or [email protected]. |
 Providing professional 3D Print and Design Services to Businesses and Entrepreneurs in the Mid-Hudson Valley
 The HVAMC contracts with regional businesses and individuals to supply 3D design and fabrication services. In just the last 3 months since becoming operational, HVAMC has worked with almost 20 different businesses and individuals on design and print projects, ranging from electronics enclosures to a bouquet holder to industrial venting systems. For more information, contact HVTDC at 845-391-8214 or Everton H. Henriques at [email protected]. |
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Here's what we've been up to:
Engineering Consulting Services
Providing graphical user interface enabling the monitoring of geothermal energy systems.
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IT Support 
Providing hands-on desktop support system and network management.
Supply Chain Management Services
Creating net value, building a competitive infrastructure,& synchronizing supply
with demand.
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MEP - Innovation: The What, The How, RIGHT NOW!
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Bring Your Ideas To Life With HVTDC
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HVTDC offers computer-aided design services coupled with 3-D printing to help you explore your idea and bring it to the marketplace or to the patent office.
Call John MacEnroe
at 845-391-8214 x 3004
[email protected]
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Cornell Center for Materials Research
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CCMR JumpStart Applications Now Open for NYS Small Businesses:
Click here for more info.
CCMR Industrial Collaboration Program (ICP):
Click here for more info.
CCMR Startup-Facilities program:
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1450 Route 300
Building 1, Suite 1
Newburgh, NY 12550
P (845) 391-8214
F (845) 391-8218
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HVTDC and SUNY New Paltz Welcome Chinese Business Delegation 
On Tuesday, November 4, State University of New York at New Paltz and the Hudson Valley Technology Development Center welcomed a group of Chinese delegates for a conference on the autumnal campus of SUNY New Paltz. Hailing from Wuhan, China, the businesspersons took part in a series of presentations, followed by tours of the New Paltz campus 3D center and the offices of HVTDC. The purpose of the conference was to introduce the delegates to the Hudson Valley's technology and manufacturing resources, and demonstrate strength in the relationship between HVTDC and the college. Read more.
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HVTDC Leads Equestrian Center
Out of the Gates
The Hudson Valley Technology Development Center has the ability to bring diversified management and leadership experience to a myriad of companies beyond the manufacturing world. When Cold Spring, New York-based Therapeutic Equestrian Center (TEC) experienced a change in leadership, its Board of Directors called on HVTDC management and leadership expert, John MacEnroe. Read more.
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Edward Winiarskji Joins the HVTDC
Board of Directors
The Hudson Valley Technology Development Center is proud to announce the addition of Edward A. Winiarski to the HVTDC Board of Directors. Mr. Winiarski is an industrial engineer and entrepreneur with over twenty years of experience in manufacturing management. Read more.
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A Warm Welcome to the Newest Member of the HVTDC Team
~ Lindsay Thompson ~
The Hudson Valley Technology Development Center is excited to welcome Lindsay Thompson as our Sales Assistant! An alumna of SUNY Orange, Lindsay, 29, was born and raised in Maybrook, NY. She now brings her expertise to HVTDC, providing sales assistance, technical support, equipment procurement, and vendor relations
Learn a bit more about our newest addition:
Favorite hobbies: snowboarding, hiking, and fishing
Favorite movie: Yes Man
Favorite TV show: American Horror Story
Favorite food: seafood
Favorite sport: softball
Biggest life joys: her family and two dogs, Alibi and Diesel
Preferred superhero power: flying
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Manufacturing Trivia of the Month
What was the first U.S. consumer product sold in the Soviet Union?
A. Adobe Systems
B. General Mills
C. Whirlpool
D. Pepsi-Cola
Scroll down to see the answer!
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Hudson Valley Food Manufacturing
Industry Roundtable
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
47 McCourt Rd Dover Plains, NY 12522 The New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP2I) and HVTDC invite companies from the Hudson Valley in the food manufacturing industry to participate in a discussion on business development and sustainability opportunities.
Topics of discussion include:
- Cost minimization
- Waste reduction
- Sustainability within the supply chain
- Business expansion hurdles
- Resource constraints (internal/external)
- Optimization of resource usage (water, energy, etc.)
Who should attend: business owners, plant managers, production managers, EHS managers, corporate sustainability officers, marketing managers, procurement decision makers.
For more information, contact:
Rajiv Ramchandra: [email protected]; 585-475-4146
Phyllis Levine: [email protected]; 845-391-8214 ex. 3001
This event is offered at no cost.
Click here to register!
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Meet the HVTDC Interns!
 Left to right: RJ Pisani; Dylan Atkins; Michael Papesca; Bryan Hartz; Kim Eagleston; Adam Secovnie; Travis Hayden
RJ Pisani is an Electrical Engineering student at SUNY New Paltz with a concentration in electric power. Currently a senior, RJ is set to continue working in the field and is looking to pursue a Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering. For HVTDC, he is charged with building a BACnet Protocol for a key client's computer.
Dylan Atkins is a SUNY New Paltz mechanical engineering student and a graduate of Walkill Senior High School. Hired just last month by HVTDC, Dylan works on 3D prototype development and design.
Michael Papesca is a graduate of Pine Bush High School and an undergraduate electrical engineering student at SUNY New Paltz. Taking a keen interest in renewable and sustainable energy, Michael creates and works with algorithms that run the building automation system for one of HVTDC's clients.
Bryan Hartz graduated from Lewiston-Porter High School, located near Niagara Falls, NY, over a decade ago. Since then, he has traveled all over Mother Earth only to return to the beautiful Hudson Valley to pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering from SUNY New Paltz. Bryan is set to graduate this December.
Kim Eagleston is currently pursuing her Bachelors in Science in Electrical Engineering at SUNY New Paltz. She actively works with our Makerbot Replicator 2 3D Printer to create prototypes for clients and HVTDC. Kim is also responsible for producing both 2D and 3D designs to meet our client's needs, while dealing with equipment modification and prototype design at our Stauber facility upgrade.
Adam Secovnie is a Hudson Valley native in his fourth year of study in the Computer Engineering undergraduate program at SUNY New Paltz. His duties at HVTDC have consisted primarily of application development and testing on multiple embedded systems for use in a building automation system.
Travis Hayden is set to graduate from SUNY New Paltz with a bachelors of Electrical Engineering. He has 3 years of experience in operations management, lean manufacturing, and control systems design. For HVTDC, he has been integral in industrial automation controls and control systems integration.
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This Day In History
November 13, 1927: The first ever twin-tube underwater tunnel -- the Holland Tunnel -- opens, connecting New York to New Jersey.
November 13, 1979: American scientist, researcher, and engineer, Robert Jarvik, is granted a patent for the first artificial heart.
November 13, 1980: The NASA space probe, Voyager I, sends back its first close-up images of Saturn after making its closest approach to the planet.
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Manufacturing Trivia of the Month
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Quotes of the Month
"Entrepreneurs and their small enterprises are responsible for almost all the economic growth in the United States."
~ President Ronald Reagan
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"Opportunity often comes disguised in the form of misfortune, or temporary defeat."
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News You Can Use 
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Upcoming Events
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Wednesday, November 19 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Madava Farms in Dover Plains: Participate in a discussion on business development and sustainability opportunities while enjoying a delicious pancake breakfast immersed with pure Madava Farm maple syrup.
| 3-D Printing of Ceramics via Robocasting
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Thursday, November 20 at 11:20 a.m. on the campus of Alfred University: See a presentation by Robocasting Enterprise's Joseph Cesarano III, PhD, as he reviews the art of robocasting from both engineering and commercial perspectives
| ExporTech
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Wednesday, December 3: ExporTech Workshop Sessions feature individual coaching and plan implementation, covering export strategy and best practices, mechanics of exporting, and export growth plans.
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| May 19, 2015: Frontiers in Polymer Synthesis: Exploring New Opportunities for Structural Control and Applications of Functional Materials
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