Manufacturing
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One of World’s Oldest Piano Companies Opening Location in King of Prussia
Cunningham Piano, one of the oldest piano companies in the world, is relocating its Philadelphia store and opening a second location across from the King of Prussia Mall, writes Kenneth Hilario for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Founded in 1891, Cunningham Piano started out making pianos by hand, a tradition it continues today and also now…
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Norristown’s LCR Embedded Systems Welcomes New President, General Manager
Norristown’s LCR Embedded Systems – a designer, developer, and manufacturer of enclosures, backplanes, and fully integrated systems for a number of industries – has announced that David Pearson will be its new president. Pearson will report to former president and company founder Nissen Isakov, who has assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer. Pearson brings…
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Five Saints Distilling Holds Grand Opening for Firehouse-Themed Micro-Distillery in Norristown
Five Saints Distilling, a firehouse-themed micro-distillery and bar, has made its arrival in Norristown official with a recent grand opening, writes Oscar Gamble for The Times Herald. Owners John and Amy George have been working hard with their dedicated team to breathe new life into the historic Humane Fire Engine Co. building on East Main…
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Bradford White Takes Top Philly Trade Honors
The pursuit of a global empire is heating up for Ambler water heater manufacturer Bradford White, which was just named 2016 Pennsylvania Company of the Year by the World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia. “The Bradford White message of American made and more American jobs is in perfect step with the WTCGP’s mission to increase…
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Former Bentley Systems Executive Invests Big in Pottstown’s American Keg
Production is pouring out of the only stainless steel keg manufacturer in the country in order to quench the growing thirst of the craft brewing industry, and that means big business for Pottstown. A business venture that originated with Sly Fox Brewing’s John Giannopolous as Geemacher is now flowing at full speed thanks to a…
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One Year After Fire Destroys Its Headquarters in Plymouth Township, City Floor Supply Rebrands, Moves to King of Prussia
A year after the one-story commercial building that housed the Philadelphia Floor Store in Plymouth Township went up in flames, the company changed its name to City Floor Supply and has found a new home on East Church Road in King of Prussia. And now, the nation’s leading hardwood floor supplier has officially opened its…
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Job Growth Rising to Record Levels in Montgomery County
The 2008-2009 recession left its mark on Montgomery County, but thanks to new jobs created in construction, health care, and professional services, the area is about to see its best employment growth in years, writes Harold Brubaker for the philly.com. The predicted gains in employment should push job growth up to two percent this year,…
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