Brian Kampe, President
Texture Plus
We targeted the North and South Carolina region for relocation. When we came to visit Lincoln County, it became obvious that this was the best location for us. The area has a great, stable work force along with easy access for shipping globally. With it’s location close to Charlotte and the very business friendly climate, we are extremely pleased that we made the decision to relocate our business here from New York. Our operating costs and quality of life have been dramatically improved and we’re so glad we made the decision to relocate to Lincoln County.
Brian Kampe, President
Texture Plus
Henk-Jan van Ettekoven, President
HUBER Technology, Inc.
Establishing a manufacturing facility in the United States is part of our goal to grow our manufacturing footprint in North America. Located at this 20-acre site in the Airlie Business Park here in Denver, Lincoln County will be our first facility in the North American region. With a well-established manufacturing infrastructure, as well as a growing industrial sector, Denver was identified as an ideal location for us to set up our first manufacturing facility in North Carolina. It clearly cements our commitment to supporting a robust environmental industry in North America and locally here in Lincoln County where Lincoln County Public Works has been a longtime partner.
Henk-Jan van Ettekoven, President
HUBER Technology, Inc.
David Lee, Location Director
Robert Bosch Tool Corporation
By having students exposed to the manufacturing curriculum in the Lincoln County Schools, industry now has prospective employees job ready on most key topics required. This enables them to acclimate faster into their new positions and reduce the time required in the classroom teaching basic manufacturing skills.
David Lee, Location Director
Robert Bosch Tool Corporation
Marty Hallman, Plant Manager
Timken
At Timken, we continually review our operations and global manufacturing footprint to provide the best possible value and service to our customers. The mix of products produced, and markets served by Lincolnton Bearing Plant positions it as a location for continued growth. Our ability to successfully recruit and hire local talent over the past 40 years has been key to our success. Lincolnton Bearing Plant is committed to make a positive impact in Lincoln County, stay involved in the community, have a positive performance record, and exhibit high standards of conduct. Lincolnton continues to be an excellent example among our global manufacturing network and in this community.
Marty Hallman, Plant Manager
Timken
Mark Andrews, VP and GM
Cargo Integrated Logistics
We are new to the area and I can say categorically, and without reservation, that this has been a great experience for us. The area has a “proactive” business climate and understands how businesses operate. I would call LEDA a “change facilitator” in this rapidly changing business environment and recommend Lincoln County as a positive climate in which to have a business operation.
Mark Andrews, VP and GM
Cargo Integrated Logistics
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