WGRZ TV in Buffalo recently profiled EWI’s Buffalo Manufacturing Works as part of the station’s “Innovate Western New York” series. The news segment provides a good glimpse into the inner workings of our New York facility, and is a nice tribute as we begin our second year in downtown Buffalo. We’re proud of our “marvel of […]
Read MoreEWI is pleased to welcome Michael Ulbrich as President of EWI New York. An industrial engineer by training, Ulbrich comes to EWI from JP Morgan Chase where he spent the last decade . He most recently served as the Vice President of J.P. Morgan Private Bank, Nordic Region. “With his broad and deep experience in […]
Read MoreEWI will be exhibiting at the International Society of Automation (ISA) Tech Expo on Tuesday, April 8, from noon-6:00pm. The show will be held at the Marriott Inn in Amherst, NY, near Buffalo. Stop by to meet Steve Levesque, Operations Manager of EWI New York and the new Buffalo advanced manufacturing institute. For more information […]
Read MoreMore details about the new EWI-run advanced manufacturing institute in Western New York emerged at a conference held at the University at Buffalo on February 27. The event featured leaders from EWI, UB, and the Western New York Regional Economic Development Council elaborated on the institute’s technology focus, the public-private partnership, and the economic benefits […]
Read More2014 has started off with a bang here at EWI! First, being chosen to start a new advanced manufacturing facility in Western New York state. Then, a new venture with Kentucky’s C&W group to commercialize newly-developed manufacturing technologies. And this week, the White House announcement of the award to run ALMMII, the new lightweight modern […]
Read MoreIf you are in the Buffalo area on February 25th, come on out to the Business First Manufacturing Power Breakfast to learn more about plans for the EWI-run advanced manufacturing institute opening this month. Steve Levesque, Operations Manager for the new center, will be featured on a panel discussing “Manufacturing Success in Western New York.” […]
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