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Originally Posted by Driller1
Sure they would.
In fact, it is what many are doing.
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A missed opportunity today could be lost tomorrow
If your business is
GROWING, you will expand. Granted, alot of established companies are waiting it out. Unless your Marriott, but they are doing that in Europe.
I know about only 20% of companies are expanding in this economy but it is happening. Here are some examples:
As long as the world population grows, people are going to continue to need anything that’s packaged. Our industry will continue to grow.”
New England Machinery wants to add about 10 employees to its staff of 40.
The plant, at 2820 62nd Ave. E., will add sales staff, engineers, purchasing agents and service technicians with salaries ranging from $30,000 to $100,000.
Trinity Graphic USA, which prints product labels, is one of two Manatee County companies that plans to create 23 jobs in the next five years.
American Finishing Inc. will add 25 jobs during the next five years to its metal fabricating and powder coating business.
Don Franklin, president of American Finishing, also is planning a $1.5 million investment in the company to purchase two vacant buildings with a combined 50,000 square feet to increase the company’s production capacity.
“We still have a strong business despite the recession,” Franklin said. “The economy is such that people are repairing and repainting rather than buying new. We’ve seen business grow probably 20 percent.”
Trinity Graphic USA projects business will grow by about 33 percent after investing $1.6 million in a new digital printer and a digital die-cutting machine.
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