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STUFF Made In Massachusetts 2021

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StuffMadeinMA.com • 2 0 2 1 • S T U F F 3 Editor, Brad Kane, bkane@wbjournal.com Senior Staff Writer, Monica Benevides, mbenevides@wbjournal.com (Manufacturing, higher education, diversity & inclusion) Staff Writers Katherine Hamilton khamilton@wbjournal.com (Real estate, health care) Sloane M. Perron perron@wbjournal.com (Banking & finance) Photographers Edd Cote, Matt Wright, Ken Wirf Contributor Susan Shalhoub Lead Researcher, Timothy Doyle, tdoyle@nebusinessmedia.com Research Assistant, Heide Martin, hmartin@nebusinessmedia.com Production Director, Kira Beaudoin, kbeaudoin@wbjournal.com Art Director, Mitchell Hayes, mhayes@wbjournal.com Senior Accounts Manager Christine Juetten, cjuetten@wbjournal.com Senior Special Accounts Manager Mary Lynn Bosiak, mlbosiak@wbjournal.com Marketing & Events Manager Kris Prosser, kprosser@wbjournal.com COO, Mary Rogers, mrogers@nebusinessmedia.com Accounting Assistant, Rae Rogers, rrogers@nebusinessmedia.com Account Receivable Specialist, Patty Harris, pharris@nebusinessmedia.com Human Resources, Jill Coran, jcoran@nebusinessmedia.com Director of Audience Development, Valerie Clark, vclark@nebusinessmedia.com Operations Assistant, Leah Allen, lallen@nebusinessmedia.com Publisher, CEO, Peter Stanton pstanton@nebusinessmedia.com Associate Publisher, Mark Murray mmurray@wbjournal.com President, Tom Curtin tcurtin@hartfordbusinessjournal.com CON T EN TS Worcester Business Journal 172 Shrewsbury Street, Worcester, MA 01604 508-755-8004 tel. • 508-755-8860 fax www.wbjournal.com A division of: Cool Welcome to Cool STUFF Made & Built in Massachusetts ..................................... 4 A letter from one of our sponsors No experience, willing to work? You're hired ............................... ............................ 6 Manufacturers are increasingly desperate for new employees and are taking extra steps to bring them into the fold. A manufacturing lifestyle ................... 10 Manufacturing and construction jobs often pay more than those outside the industry, which can help you live the lifestyle you want. Sparking innovation .............................. 12 Fire suppression systems made and built in Central Mass. save lives and make fighting fires easier. A North Brookfield shoemaker's legacy ........................................................ 16 Now part of Vibram, the facility formerly known as Quabaug Corp. has supplied soles for generations. Brewing on the Quabbin ...................... 20 Lost Towns Brewing, under a new head brewer, plans to expand. Manufacturing profiles from STUFF's sponsors............ .................................. 24-37 Largest local manufacturers ........ 38-41 Higher-ed programs for manufacturers ........................................ 42 Manufacturing resource guide .... 43-46 M A D E I N M A S S A C H U S E T T S 6 12 16 20

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