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January 3rd, 2010
Guest view: Region’s future depends on several factors
Abstract:
While the Mohawk Valley economy's success is largely tied to national and state economic policies, EDGE has pursued initiatives that will position the region for improved economic growth. Examples include:
Marcy NanoCenter
Marcy NanoCenter at SUNYIT and marketing to the semiconductor and advanced electronics sectors:
A global marketing effort is under way to position the Mohawk Valley region for expansion opportunities by the semiconductor industry, advanced electronics, photovoltaic manufacturing and emerging clean tech sectors.
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