Success Stories

“There is a lot to see here and I say that people do not leave disappointed.”

“We recently had an opportunity to relocate the millwork shop to Amsterdam and that worked out very well. It was four times the amount of space that we operated in downstate, so we were able to grow that side of the company.” 

“We will promote MCBDC with helping us secure the building and growing the business to anyone we talk to about our new location.”

“With the help of this grant, we are better equipped to invest in our employees and our infrastructure. And we are excited to grow our operations right here in  Montgomery County .”

“We are delighted to have a new warehouse/office building in an excellent location for distribution throughout the state. We are equally happy to have a location that will allow us to retain our current employees.”

“Beech-Nut and Montgomery County go back over 100 years. When it came time for our facility to modernize, the Business Development Center was instrumental in finding us a new location so that we could continue to operate in the region, and retain hundreds of jobs. Today, we have a state-of-the-art facility with a world-class workforce passionately committed to our mission “to conserve the goodness of nature.”

“Target has operated a supply chain facility in Amsterdam, New York for more than 15 years. We’re honored to be part of the Montgomery County business community, and appreciate the support of partners and community members who encourage local growth and development. Having this facility in Montgomery County has provided Target with the central location and excellent workforce we need to ensure our stores throughout the Northeast can serve our guests.”

“We have just a tremendous amount of services to serve this growing population … [This facility] provides great access for our patients.”

“The college reached out by expanding its operation in Amsterdam’s Riverfront Center, making classes far more accessible to prospective students in Montgomery County … We have increased our Montgomery County student population by 29 percent.”

“The MCBDC was a huge help with past projects like this one, and I have no doubt they will be there when we need them for future projects.”

“The local residents have been very supportive, and their presence means that we can fill positions right from the area.”

“At the end of the day, we decided to stay here at home in Montgomery County because of the access of being on the Thruway and the support we got from the Montgomery County Business Development Center and the county in general.”