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CTMA is the Connecticut chapter of NTMA, a powerful, resourceful national organization that promotes manufacturing interests, offering a host of benefits to members. Large national meetings deepen networking opportunities beyond the regional connections most other associations offer, bringing greater overall industry awareness.

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BENEFITS OF LOCAL MEMBERSHIP

Local manufacturing association dedicated to your individual and collective success
Workforce development—issues facing Connecticut manufacturers
Emerging Leaders group
CTMA offers discounted rates for the online education portal, NTMA-U
CTMA is part of the CMC (CT Manufacturing Collaborative); 8 associations—one voice in State-level advocacy
Local networking & events with fellow industry members
Local educational seminars
Government relation—State & Federal
NTMA resources, including One Voice Advocacy, Affinity & Benefit programs offering discounts, annual conferences

CTMA MISSION

To lead the membership toward superior competitiveness and profitability by being the total resource for information, education, training and association services for the innovative tooling and machining company.

NTMA connects U.S. precision manufacturers to advance and secure our industry for future generations. We provide opportunities that leverage their collective experiences and ingenuity to accelerate the capabilities of all members. Speaking and acting with one voice, we advocate for our industry and provide vital business resources and critical knowledge to our members. We are committed to closing the skills gap by engaging youth and developing our emerging leaders.

NTMA DISCOUNT PROGRAMS & BENEFITS OFFERED

National networking
Business development
Discounts
Workforce development

Decision resources
Advocacy
Operational Excellence
Learning—NTMA-U

Additional benefits include access to health insurance, AMPED (Advanced Manufacturing Practices and Education Development), NTMA benchmarking surveys and reports. To review all information, visit www.ntma.org.

CTMA CONTACT INFO

45 Hewitt Road
A6
Mystic, CT 06355

(860)810-7194
director@ct-ntma.org
http://www.ct-ntma.org

NTMA CONTACT INFO

Rich Basalla, Eastern Region Representative

(800) 248.6862 toll free

rbasalla@ntma.org

“Sirois Tool is a member of CTMA and NTMA because we believe it is important to join with other like companies to promote our needs to our local, state and national leaders. We have also found value in networking with other members and have had opportunities to get work from, and give work to, other members.”

~Alan Ortner, President, Sirois Tool Company

“Horst Engineering’s active participation in CTMA/NTMA programs has been a great benefit. The networking, best practice sharing, and employee exposure to outside ideas tops my list of best paybacks for our time invested.”

~Scott Livingston, President, Horst Engineering & Manufacturing Co.

“United Centerless Grinding & Thread Rolling reaps the benefits of the great networking opportunities, particularly the close relationships formed within our local manufacturing community, as well as the services and benefits offered by members and associate members alike.”

~Normand Goulet III, C.O.O.

National Tooling and Machining Association

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