Benefits of Being a Member of ManufactureCT
Being a Member of ManufactureCT means access to a network of diverse faces & voices through lively events in a variety of formats, inclusion in the member directory, & information on career paths and sector trends. You can also help influence & shape policy and participate in surveys that inform how the industry is viewed by the public.
Professional Development
Learn, share and pursue growth strategies through our training opportunities, informational sessions, and our Manufacturing Executive Peer Group (MEPG).
Resources & Information
Receive newsletters and resources that include up-to-date industry trends, policy updates, headlines on CT manufacturers and more.
Advocacy & Outreach
Speak with a collective voice to state legislators and policy-makers. Weigh-in on the topics you care about, providing feedback that informs the programs and education that fuels the sector.
Networking
Cultivate long-term relationships with potential partners, clients and friends by participating in panel discussions, happy hours, the Annual Golf Outing and more.
Any corporation, partnership or individual in good standing in the community and engaged in the business of manufacturing, banking, public utilities or related activities and operating in Connecticut or vicinity shall be eligible for membership in the association.
In addition to membership, ManufactureCT also welcomes sponsors who help sustain annual programs and underwrite special events. You can find out more about Sponsorships here.
Annual Membership Pricing
| Manufacturer | |
| 1-49 employees | $300 |
| 50-99 employees | $450 |
| 100-199 employees | $550 |
| 200-499 employees | $650 |
| 500+ employees | $800 |
| Supporter (Requires 2 letters of recommendation from ManufactureCT members) |
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| 1-49 employees | $750 |
| 50-99 employees | $750 |
| 100-199 employees | $1500 |
| 200-499 employees | $1500 |
| 500+ employees | $1500 |
| Affiliate (Must have prior approval for application) |
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| No charge | $0 |
Manufacturing Member
Manufacturing Members will provide a description of operations and end products, along with their NAICS code confirming that they are a manufacturer. In addition, a Manufacturing Member must have its corporate headquarters located in the State of Connecticut, or it must perform a substantial manufacturing operation in the State of Connecticut, and in either event it must be registered with the Connecticut Secretary of State and authorized to conduct business in the State of Connecticut, and be in good standing with the Connecticut Secretary of State. The Membership Committee or, in the absence of a Membership Committee, the Board of Directors shall have discretion to consider for membership manufacturing entities that do not meet all of the foregoing jurisdictional requirements provided such entities (i) otherwise have a discernable nexus to the State of Connecticut
Supporting Members
Are Connecticut based companies that have specialized skills, technical expertise and resources that support the mission, vision and goals of the association and our Manufacturing Members.
Private colleges, universities, trade schools and similar institutions can be considered for Supporting Membership.
Affiliate Members
Are Connecticut based organizations that perform work in support of or otherwise serve CT manufacturers and include:
- Public Educational Institution
- State and Federal Entity/Agency
- Chambers of Commerce
- Collaborative Manufacturing Organization
Affiliate Members do not have voting rights.
Please see our By-laws for full details of the different memberships