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• Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority (ECGRA)
  ECGRA is an Erie County authority whose mission is to empower the nonprofit sector toward economic and community development. Since February of 2008, ECGRA has invested over $24 million in Erie County. ECGRA’s investments are targeted to financing the growth of small business, inspiring civic pride through special events and regional assets, impacting the economy through tourism, and elevating the region’s quality of life. ECGRA’s investment philosophy focuses on economic development initiatives, regional assets, and local government. For more information, visit us online at www.ecgra.org or call (814) 897-2690.

  • Perry Wood, Executive Director, pwood@ecgra.org
  • Diane Kuvshinikov, Executive Assistant, DianeK@ecgra.org
    
    
• Economic Development Corporation of Erie County
  The Economic Development Corporation of Erie County is a private non-profit agency that facilitates the creation of new jobs and wealth by providing technical assistance, financing, and real estate programs to organizations that can be engines for economic growth and community prosperity.
  
  

• CMI Energy
  CMI Energy is a major supplier of horizontal HRSGs (heat recovery steam generators) to the power industry in North America and internationally. The primary business of CMI Energy is the design, supply, and aftermarket services of heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs).
  
  CMI Energy has been in the power and boiler business for over 160 years, tracing its Erie roots back to Presque Isle Foundry, Erie City Iron Works, Zurn Industries' Energy Division, Aalborg Industries, and Erie Power Technologies, Inc. Parent company, CMI Belgium, with over 100 years of boiler and power industry history, is a major supplier of vertical HRSG technology. Through these combined efforts, CMI Energy will be capable of supplying power projects in any part of the world.
   
• GE Transportation
  GE Transportation, a unit of GE, is a global technology leader and supplier to the railroad, mining, marine, drilling, and energy storage industries. GE provides freight and passenger locomotives, railway signaling and communications systems, information technology solutions, motorized drive systems for mining vehicles and drills, marine engines, energy storage systems, high-quality replacement parts and value added services.
  
  

• Harborcreek Historical Society
  The Harborcreek Historical Society’s collection includes journals, cemetery records, tax records, yearbooks, photographs, letters, documents and an assortment of artifacts relating to Harborcreek Township, Erie County. For ease of access and use, much of our archival collection has been reproduced and volunteers can assist you in your quest for information.  Walk-ins are welcome during our regular hours.  If our office hours do not fit your schedule, please contact us to schedule an appointment.  

  To continue our mission and help the Historical Society expand, we accept donations, family histories, memorabilia and artifacts relating to Harborcreek history.  We also attend community events to share our Harborcreek history and appreciation for our area’s heritage. 

  Perhaps you are looking for something different for your school group, class reunion, family gathering, church outing or employee appreciation day.  Our Society welcomes groups of all ages, including scouts, schools, clubs, organizations, and businesses.  Our volunteers will share with you the history of Harborcreek Township and introduce you to the resources available in the archives and reading room. We can accommodate groups of 5 to 30 people. To schedule a group visit, contact us at 814.899.4447.

  Restoration and care of the Gospel Hill Burial Ground became our signature project in 1996. Gospel Hill Burial Ground was founded in 1827, and is the final resting place for many of Harborcreek’s pioneer settlers.  The cemetery is approximately half an acre in size, and is located on Station Road at the northern edge of The Behrend College (Penn State Erie) campus.  The Society is responsible for the ongoing preservation and maintenance of the property. Website: www.harborcreekhisotry.org; Phone: 814-899-4447

• Mahindra Satyam
  As a leading global information, communications and technology (ICT) company, Mahindra Satyam is part of the US $14.4 billion Mahindra Group, a global industrial federation of companies and one of the top 10 business houses based in India.
  

• Penn State Erie Office of Community and Workforce Programs
  The Office of Community and Workforce Programs is a Penn State Behrend unit under Behrend’s Center for Lifelong Learning. The CWP office provides:
  • Unique educational opportunities tailored toward working, adult learners with the delivery of classes through the Video Learning Network (teleconferencing among Penn State campuses), in accelerated formats:  weekend and evening classes, new certificates, associate and bachelor’s degrees in business and healthcare fields.
  • Customized training for business and industry
  • Plastics Training Academy – short term workshops for the global plastics industry
  • Youth Outreach programs:  Math Options, College for Kids, 21st Century Kids
  • Continuing education and professional development programs for professionals
  • A one-stop shop approach to assisting adult learners reach their educational goals at the department’s new location, 101 Merwin Building at Knowledge Park

  For more information, please call 814-898-6103, and/or visit our website: http://psbehrend.psu.edu/community-and-workforce-programs

• Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern Pennsylvania
  Ben Franklin Technology Partners/CNP, an initiative of the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development and funded by the Ben Franklin Technology Development Authority, provides investment capital, operational assistance, and business support services to emerging tech-based companies and small, existing manufacturers for the purpose of creating and retaining jobs in Pennsylvania. In addition, the Program supports economic development initiatives that encourage business growth and entrepreneurial activity such as business incubators, specialized workforce training projects, and university based centers of excellence. For more information, see http://www.cnp.benfranklin.org
  
  
• deugro
  At deugro, we've assembled a team of the best minds in the freight forwarding business, giving us the ability to provide logical solutions for any logistical challenge. From project forwarding, general cargo services, airfreight and customs clearance to inland transportation, warehousing and consulting, our experienced specialists and strong partners all over the globe have everything it takes to make sure that when it comes to moving, nothing stands in your way. Our clientele come from a variety of industrial sectors such as Oil & Gas, Mining & Metals, Plant Relocations, Infrastructure and Power Generation including the Wind Energy Sector.
  
  deugro has been moving heavy cargo since 1924, and though heavy lift projects continue to be our primary focus, our turnkey capabilities mean that no job is too big or small. Our lean management structure allows us to make fast decisions and move quickly, which means your cargo won't be encumbered by the inability to think on the move. If a problem should arise, we response quickly, and we keep you informed every step of the way. We have our own in-house Transport Engineering Department and HSE&Q is paramount. (Health, Safety, Environment & Quality)
  
  With a global network of offices, partners and joint ventures, we offer our clients customized logistical solutions in almost any part of the world. Our highly experienced team utilizes their insight into local conditions to reduce the risk of administrative delays. deugro has over 800 employees in 50 offices in 30 countries covering almost every major industrial hub. deugro is pleased to announce the January 2011 opening of the Northeast Regional Headquarters located at Knowledge Park in Erie, PA. Leasing 2,000+ SF we anticipate employing 12+ people to support Eastern USA businesses and industries and our global deugro offices.
  
  "It takes the best minds to make the right moves".
  
  
• Indeck Keystone Energy, LLC
  Indeck Keystone Energy, LLC provides watertube steam boilers, which are designed to ASME Code requirements. Indeck’s predecessors have operated in Erie, PA since 1840 and have designed and manufactured over 5,000 steam generators. Indeck products are an ideal way to conserve energy by burning waste fuel streams, recover waste heat energy from waste gases, and make power / steam from renewable fuels like biomass or trash.
  
  Indeck is also a supplier of OEM parts and services for Erie City Iron Works, Zurn Industries' Energy Division, and Aalborg Industries. Indeck also provides comprehensive repair and upgrade capability for many products, including package boilers, heat recovery steam generators, solid fuel fired boilers, economizers, and air heaters.
  
  
• Jameson Publishing
  Founded in 1980 as "Corry Publishing," Jameson Publishing has grown from a three-person operation to nearly 80 employees in Erie, PA and Wexford, PA. The multimillion-dollar business has seen consistent growth since its inception. The company has grown to include national technology trade magazines and business-to-business websites.
  
  Jobs at Jameson Publishing feature pay, benefits, and training that are among the best in Western Pennsylvania. All full-time employees receive full healthcare benefits. The company has been named one of the best publishing companies to work for in the United States by Publishing Executive magazine.
  
  
• JAS Forwarding
  JAS Forwarding is a privately owned international freight forwarder and logistics provider with representation in 80 countries with 240+ offices and agents in 80 countries with over 3000 employees worldwide.
  
  JasProjects is an independent business unit within JAS Forwarding consisting of a team of project logistics experts with a proven track record in the industry (available at strategic locations worldwide). JasProjects carries out customized project handling and transportation that requires a high level of expertise, special modes of transport by air, road, rail, inland waterway and sea, involving special equipment including jacking and skidding. Our service includes consultation at the project-planning stage, assistance in the initial setting up of project sites and carrying out of supervision during operations by qualified engineers, logistics experts and IT specialists.
  
  Core competencies
  • Origin service
  • Consulting and planning
  • Out-of-gauge cargo handling
  • Ocean freight
  • Airfreight
  • Field offices
  • Transport engineering
  • Destination service
  • Air and ocean charter
  • Project logistics management

  Industry specific solutions –
  Oil & Gas Projects deal with transport logistics associated with the construction, extension and rehabilitation of downstream plants, such as petrochemical plants, refineries, LNG and GTL plants. Special solutions for EPC clients are available.
  Mining Projects deal with transport logistics for the construction/extension/rehabilitation of solid mineral surface or underground mines, processing plants and conveying systems.
  Power Projects address the specific logistics requirements of the power generation and distribution industry, including nuclear and renewable energy.
  Infrastructure Projects cover logistics and transportation services for construction and civil engineering companies, as well as movements of individual out-of-gauge or heavy cargoes.
  
  Jas Forwarding along with JasProjects can offer a global network with the industry expertise to meet your needs.

• Northwest Pennsylvania Industrial Resource Center, Inc. (NWIRC)
  Since 1988, the NWIRC has been the single source for consulting and support in virtually every area of manufacturing for companies located in 13 northwest Pennsylvania counties (Erie, Warren, Crawford, Mercer, Venango, Clarion, Forest, McKean, Potter, Elk, Cameron, Jefferson and Clearfield).
  
  NWIRC can help manufacturers grow their business top line to the next level with proven tools such as sales generation, market development, new product development—as well as succession planning, strategic planning and IT development, whether it be system upgrades or website enhancements. NWIRC can connect companies to best-in-class expert consultants to meet their needs.
  
  NWIRC can help improve day-to-day processes -- from quality improvements to reducing costs and improving efficiencies to expanding markets by gaining ISO certifications. NWIRC’s goal is to bring to our clients tangible results which impact their bottom lines. We offer classes taught by industry experts and have staff expertise in Lean implementations, value stream mapping and quality improvements.

  It is well-documented that innovation is the key to continued growth. Innovation Engineering (IE) is the scientific system for growing a culture of never ending innovation. NWIRC can help companies improve their competitive advantage through IE initiatives like Tech Scouting and Technology Driven Marketing Intelligence (TDMI). Tech Scouting helps manufacturers identify advanced products and technology to help grow new sales, while TDMI helps identify new markets for innovations.

  A new program, CoreValues, will be available in mid-2013 to assist companies identify and quantify the intangibles, like customer goodwill, branding, employee loyalty and ingenuity, and convert them into real value.  This program will not only estimate a company’s enterprise value, but will identify potential value and the drivers holding it back.

  NWIRC will help a company develop a detailed plan and identify the resources required to achieve its goals.

  NWIRC is a non-profit (501c-3), economic development organization whose programs are supported by PA-DCED at the state level and NIST-MEP at the federal level.
  

• Penn State Online MBA (iMBA)
  Penn State's online MBA program began in 2002. It is accredited by the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), the gold standard in business programs. It is designed for professionals who have work experience in a wide variety of fields—business, engineering, healthcare, technology, and many others—and seek to position themselves for growth in the global economic environment. The online MBA curriculum is well-suited for people with either business or nonbusiness undergraduate degrees.
  Integrated Curriculum
  iMBA students can learn and immediately apply advanced business strategies to help solve challenges facing their organizations. Cutting-edge business strategies and practical business knowledge are integrated into Penn State's online MBA program. The iMBA curriculum integrates content across functional areas—linking management, marketing, finance, accounting, and operations—through common content and through two, weeklong residency experiences.
  Lifelong Networking Opportunities
  iMBA students begin networking with each other even before they start their first term. Each new student is paired with a mentor who has successfully completed the program. Then, the two, weeklong residencies provide rich networking experiences with a wide variety of peers from many industries and geographic locations. After graduation, iMBA students can join the iMBA Alumni Network and connect with members who graduated since the program began.
  A Recognized MBA
  The iMBA is Penn State’s only online MBA program. Students who successfully complete the iMBA program receive a diploma stating that they have earned a master of business administration degree, not an iMBA or an online MBA. The iMBA curriculum offers a level of quality and rigor consistent with Penn State's international reputation for excellence as an educational institution. Since its founding in 1855, Penn State has established itself as one of the nation's most respected universities, offering instruction in more than 160 baccalaureate and 150 graduate programs.
  A Two-Year, 48-Credit MBA
  Each fall and spring, 60 professionals are admitted to the online MBA program. The students spend eight continuous terms, or two years, learning key business concepts to make them more effective in their current jobs or open new employment opportunities for them. The program consists of 19 online courses and two, weeklong residency experiences and is designed so students can earn their MBA while continuing to work full-time.
   
• SKF
  SKF has been a leading global technology provider since 1907, and is the bearing industry leader. Our fundamental strength is the ability to continuously develop new technologies – then use them to create products that offer competitive advantages to our customers. We achieve this by combining hands-on experience in over 40 industries with our knowledge across the SKF technology platforms: bearings and units, seals, mechatronics, services and lubrication systems. Our success is based on this knowledge, our people, and our commitment to SKF Care principles.
  
  The SKF Aerospace NA Innovation Center at Penn State Behrend’s Knowledge Park is a 1,400-square foot research space where Penn State students and faculty members work closely with SKF Aerospace technology and product development teams, pursuing advancements in composites, steel and heat treatments, testing and sensor technology. The center is led by Greg Zimmerman, manager of product development at SKF Aerospace NA in Falconer, N.Y.
   
• VertMarkets
  VertMarkets provides industry specific online sales and marketing products and services to small- and medium-sized suppliers. VertMarkets continues to be the leader in e-commerce enablement, with marketplace solutions that attracts and connects buyers and suppliers online through its sixty-eight industry-specific marketplaces.

• The Penn State Behrend Early Learning Center offers high quality child care to children of Penn State students, faculty, staff, alumni, Knowledge Park employees and the Erie community. The program provides preschool and child care services for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years.