Judco Manufacturing Inc. Celebrates Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony in Greene County
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SNOW HILL - Community leaders, state officials, and regional economic development partners gathered Friday morning to celebrate the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for Judco Manufacturing Inc., marking another significant milestone for industrial growth and investment in Greene County and Eastern North Carolina. Judco Manufacturing, Inc., an automotive supplier, will create 60 new jobs in Greene County. The company will invest more than $5.3 million in moving its headquarters and research and development operations to Snow Hill.
Hosted in partnership with the North Carolina Global TransPark Economic Development Region, the ceremony brought together local and regional stakeholders to recognize Judco Manufacturing’s continued commitment to the region and the expanding opportunities within Eastern North Carolina’s manufacturing sector.
The event featured remarks from Judco Manufacturing leadership, elected officials, and economic development representatives, all emphasizing the importance of strong partnerships in supporting business growth, workforce development, and long-term regional prosperity.
“Today’s ribbon-cutting represents more than the opening of a facility. It represents continued momentum for Greene County and Eastern North Carolina,” said Trey Cash, Chief Operating Officer of the North Carolina Global TransPark Economic Development Region. “Greene County’s proximity to I-587, access to major markets, and strong business-friendly environment continue to make it an attractive location for manufacturers and industry leaders looking to grow. When companies like Judco choose to invest here, it creates opportunities for our workforce, strengthens our local economy, and reinforces our region’s reputation as a competitive hub for manufacturing and industrial investment."
During the ceremony, Bennie Heath, Chairman of the Greene County Board of Commissioners, presented a commemorative gift on behalf of Greene County in recognition of Judco Manufacturing’s investment and partnership within the community.
Judco Manufacturing Inc. CEO Kurt George thanked community partners and local leadership for their support throughout the company’s continued growth and investment in Greene County.
The event concluded with closing remarks from Lauren Ellis, Existing Industry Director for Greene and Lenoir County, who emphasized the value of strong partnerships, existing industry support, and the unique ability of Eastern North Carolina to foster companies with both global and local connections.
“We take immense pride in being an area where global reach meets local roots, and Judco Manufacturing Inc. is the perfect example of that powerful synergy,” said Lauren Ellis, Existing Industry Director for Greene and Lenoir County. "The EDR is incredibly grateful for the leadership and a community that understands that when industry thrives in Greene County, our entire region feels the positive impact.”
The ribbon-cutting ceremony highlights the ongoing industrial momentum in Eastern North Carolina, with regional partners working together to support business expansion, workforce readiness, and sustainable economic development.
Project partners include the North Carolina General Assembly, the North Carolina Department of Commerce, the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina, the North Carolina Community College System, Greene County Economic Development Partnership, the Town of Snow Hill, Duke Energy, and North Carolina Southeast.
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