Jeffrey Gundlach on Buffalo AKG: ‘I wanted to make it as good as it could be’
Jeffrey Gundlach, an Amherst native and Los Angeles resident, played an essential role in the expansion, restoration and renovation of the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, formerly the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.
Cobots grow in popularity among WNY manufacturers
“Initially, people thought of cobots as a gimmick, but in the last couple years, they’ve really taken off,” Malloy said.
Worksport relocates Ontario headquarters to West Seneca
The company has some exciting intellectual property with solar panel tonneau covers and is developing partnerships with major auto manufactures who want it for future electric pickup trucks.
The Industrial Comeback Story
Our VP of Research Matthew Hubacher joined Ciminelli Chats podcast to discuss economic development in Buffalo Niagara.
Climate Change Is Prompting Cities to Reassess Resiliency
Buffalo, N.Y., is reversing a decadeslong trend of population decline by positioning itself as a “climate refuge city” in the face of climate change and a pattern of extreme weather events across the country.
Benderson plans 800,000-square-foot warehouse complex on site of former Leisure Land in Hamburg
“Any new square footage that comes to the market is welcome,” said Matthew Hubacher, research director at Invest Buffalo Niagara. “In our business, the old saying goes, no product, no project. If you don’t have an existing building of the size that companies require, we’re going to continue to miss out on deals.”
Today’s Medical Developments – Buffalo Niagara
Led by the University at Buffalo (UB) – a hub of research, collaboration, and scientific discovery – and the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC), the region is a leader in the life sciences sector. 150+ companies and 9 member institutions on BNMC’s multi-anchor campus employ ~16,000 people. 4th in the U.S. for per-capita percentage of life […]
Production is Rising in Buffalo
Buffalo and Western New York are rapidly becoming a destination of choice for film and television producers. In the past two years alone, more than 110 productions have been completed, are in-progress or have been announced, including Nightmare Alley, Marshall, and A Quiet Place 2. Tax incentives tell just a part of the story. Over the years the area has […]
Could tech layoffs elsewhere help Buffalo Niagara firms find workers they covet?
“I think all of its kind of playing its way out to really help Buffalo here in the years ahead,” said Randy Harris, CEO of Lighthouse Technology Services, a local tech staffing and services firm.
Mechatronics, the new, in-demand tech field fueled by ECC and Northland Training Center
“Mechatronics” is an emerging field that combines mechanical, electrical and computer engineering skills to produce workers who can slide right into advanced manufacturing jobs at companies like Tesla, Moog, General Motors and Buffalo Manufacturing Works.