10,000 aerospace & defense employees (168% more than national average)
3.8% projected 5-year employment growth
80+ members in NH Aerospace & Defense Consortium sharing knowledge, market research, and experiences
2nd lowest state unemployment rate (2016)
Strengths
- Additive manufacturing
- Aircraft
- Avionics, electronics
- Brazed aluminum
- Composites
- Defense intelligence, technology
- Commercial jet engines
- Robotics
- Tooling, fabrication
- Training, simulation
20+ colleges and universities
Dartmouth College, University of New Hampshire, St. Anselm College, Southern New Hampshire University,Plymouth State University,Keene State College
Community colleges
White Mountains, River Valley, NHTI, Lakes Region Manchester Nashua Great Bay
Low corporate income tax and no
NH Manufacturing Extension Partnership – Dedicated to improving manufacturing quality and capacity across the state
Advanced Manufacturing Partnerships in Education (AMPed) – New Hampshire initiative to educate and train people for advanced manufacturing
Manufacturing Sector Partnership – Network of manufacturing professionals, educators, and state economic development officials addressing the challenges of finding, training, and hiring skilled workers
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