EAM-Mosca Announces (CONT’D FROM PAGE 4)
2020 and is a critical step in the growth strategy and ex- pansion of the company. The existing headquarters build- ing currently houses all corporate functions, production of strapping and machinery, and all central services. The reconstruction will deliver on a multi-year plan to establish a dedicated Machinery Center of Excellence for highly automated strapping systems, focusing largely on product development and customization for end-of-line packaging equipment. The existing facility will retain com- pany executive offices and central services while further focusing as the Center of Excellence in innovation and production for fully recyclable strapping and consumables. The current expansion solves growing pains for the company and pays homage to a longstanding company legacy. EAM-Mosca, a family company, credits its dedicat- ed employees with helping to foster the strong company culture that enables its ongoing worldwide reputation as a
The building will also boast a first-of-its-kind customer showroom, making company headquarters in Pennsylva- nia a more convenient midpoint for clients throughout the Americas. The showroom will display many of the com- pany’s highly automated machines where customers are hosted from a sales and service standpoint. The reconstruction of the facility is scheduled to be completed with occupancy by February 2024. “This is not just a one-time investment or expansion. Since 2017, we’ve already invested over $20 million in our productive operations,” said Wessel. “This is just continu- ing our market success to reinvest and grow our business, bringing our total of recent investments in Pennsylvania to nearly $50 million in less than 10 years.” EAM-Mosca’s new facility was acquired in December
top industry leader in high-end, automatic strapping systems and other end-of-line packaging solutions. “What has built this company is its cul- ture,” said John D’Ottavio, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at EAM-Mosca. “The culture is here to give our customers exactly what they need, and in the process, we also have created a wonderful environment for our employ- ees.” At EAM-Mosca, employee tenure is measured in decades, not years. The new facility will boast several cutting-edge fea- tures and custom-designed spaces for its employees. Its 15,000 square feet of ren- ovated office space is designed to foster collaboration both within and across com- pany departments. The natural flow of fur- niture and space is expressly intended to reflect the company’s dedication to quality, focus on superior design, and high stan- dards of excellence. “Part of that over $20 million invest- ment is the realization that we need to de- velop training programs to build the next generation of folks that will be able to both design and produce our machines and the strapping products. That’s an investment in the community realizing that developing the workforce is critical to our future,” said D’Ottavio. In 1989, seven years after opening its doors, EAM-Mosca moved its company headquarters from Long Island, New York to Pennsylvania. The company leadership has sought to make EAM-Mosca an inte- gral part of its local community and estab- lish itself as a pillar of the larger Pennsylva- nia business community.
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