SUPPORTING MANUFACTURING IN THE VALLEY
The San Joaquin Valley’s manufacturing industry is responsible for over $19.3 billion of the Valley’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employs more than 115,000 people. Nationally, the manufacturing industry is responsible for $2.77 trillion in GDP.
Our focus is to support this multi-billion dollar industry through developing the workforce and other resources to enhance our competitiveness in the global market and continue to elevate the economic impact of manufacturing on the Valley.
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What We Do
Manufacturing Day
Celebrating nationally-recognized Manufacturing Day during all of October. Hundreds of students participate in tours of local facilities and other activities…
Valley Made Summit
The “Valley Made” Manufacturing Summit is an annual conference for the San Joaquin Valley’s $19.3 billion manufacturing industry, hosted by the San Joaquin…
Civic Stewardship
As part of an effort to align goals for the community, Fresno’s Community Values were written to serve as guiding principles for community action.
Business stewards co-creating a vibrant and inclusive region.
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Latest News
Registration Is Now Open for the 7th Annual “Valley Made” Manufacturing Summit on November 3, 2022 Featuring Keynote Speaker Mark Peters
The San Joaquin Valley Manufacturing Alliance (SJVMA) and the Fresno Business Council (FBC) are proud to announce the 7th Annual “Valley Made” Manufacturing Summit featuring keynote speaker Mark Peters, CEO of Butterball Farms, Inc. and Founder of The SOURCE. More than 1,000 manufacturing industry attendees are expected to participate in the event to be held on Thursday, November 3rd from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Fresno Convention Center Exhibit Hall. Registration is now open for exhibitors and attendees at www.sjvma.org/summit. Also, sponsorships are still available by contacting Tara Kaitfors via email ([email protected]) or calling 559.917.8859.
