To help increase their profile in the business community and
to provide expanded in-house services to members, the First Coast Manufacturers
Association (FCMA) has relocated their Jacksonville headquarters.
The new office, which is 1,200 square feet more than their
former space, is located at 1615 Huffingham Road, near the intersection of
Beach Road and University Boulevard in Jacksonville, Florida.
With the new facilities, FCMA will be able to accommodate
workshops, training sessions, networking functions and meeting facilities for
manufacturer members and membership partners. The new offices will not only
house the FCMA staff but also provide all of the meeting space and storage the
association would need now and in the future.
Lake Ray, president of FCMA, reported that he believes
manufacturing is taking on a more important role in Northeast Florida’s
economy. “We felt that by having a more centrally located office and additional
meeting space, our offices could help facilitate that role and give us a higher
profile in the community,” Ray said.
Part of the uniqueness of the facilities is that members
were asked to produce personalized wall displays that are placed throughout the
offices to show what they manufacture. Plus, additional displays have been
installed to show what consumer and industrial products are manufactured in
Northeast Florida. “We wanted to have a place where anyone could come in and
see the story of manufacturing in our community,” Ray added. “So not only are
our facilities very functional, but it is also a showplace.”
The photo shows FCMA Tri-Chairman Carlos Zanoelo and FCMA
President Lake Ray cutting the ribbon to the new FCMA offices.
Nice article. Northeast California Manufacturers decided to offer extended in-house services to associates. I think, it's great concept. FCMA will be able to provide classes, services, social media features and conference features for producer associates and account associates. The new workplaces will not only home the FCMA staff but also offer all of the conference space and storage the organization would need now and in the future. Industry Analysis
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