NRV Tech Industry Highlighted in Virginia Economic Review
The Virginia Economic Review recently highlighted the NRV tech industry in an article titled, “Virginia’s Smaller Metros Prove Fertile Ground for Tech Headquarters.”
April 30, 2021
The Virginia Economic Review recently highlighted the NRV tech industry in an article titled, “Virginia’s Smaller Metros Prove Fertile Ground for Tech Headquarters.”
Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Oransi, a veteran-owned air purification company, will invest $5.6 million to establish its first manufacturing facility in the Plymouth Building at 113 Corporate Drive in the City of Radford.
J.H. Bards Spirit Co., a new microdistillery in Virginia’s New River Valley, will open in Fairlawn on March 27, 2021.
The Virginia Tech Drone Park is helping students obtain their FAA Remote Pilot Certificates through a new grant program.
Four NRV companies supported NASA’s recent Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover mission by manufacturing components used in the mission.
Three major 2020 NRV business announcements were recently highlighted in Virginia Business magazine.
Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Moog Inc., a designer and manufacturer of high-performance motion control products and solutions, will invest $10.7 million to transfer existing jobs and equipment from one of its Blacksburg facilities to a larger building in the Falling Branch Corporate Park in Montgomery County.
Long Way Brewing, the first brewery located within the City of Radford, opened in December 2020. The brewery is housed in a former church.
The Virginia Economic Review recently featured an article which highlighted two members of the NRV autonomous vehicle industry.
Successful Student ranked the VT Department of Food Science and Technology #9 on a list of the top ten bachelor’s programs.
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