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Berkshire Economic Development
Corporation (BEDC)
75 North Street, Suite 360
Pittsfield, MA 01201
Phone: (413) 499-4000
Fax: (413) 447-9641
Email: info@Berkshireedc.com
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"When people ask me what has made Interprint so successful here in Pittsfield, I usually reply that we have a secret weapon- our group of dedicated employees living, educated and trained here in the Berkshires. The commitment, ability and enthusiasm of each Interprint employee are central to the success of Interprint. Nowhere else have I found a workforce that goes about our daily work lives with such a strong emphasis on our core values. Our core values are easily summarized in four words: Quality, Commitment, Passion and Performance. This is our secret weapon and our competitive advantage."
-William M. Hines, Sr. President/CEO |
"Being located in the Berkshires has enabled Jiminy Peak to blossom into one of the finest and most beautiful mountain resorts in New England. We are blessed with magnificent natural surroundings; we are easily accessible to anyone in Berkshire County and nearby Albany, NY and only 3 hours from major metropolitan cities. Our development has generated over $150,000,000 of taxable assets for our community and we stimulate more than $40,000,000 in annual tourist expenditures in the Berkshires. I am proud of what our team has accomplished over the past 25 years and look forward to sustaining that momentum well into the future."
-Brian H. Fairbank, President CEO Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort |
"They say the three keys to success in real estate are location, location, location. In business, it's quite simple people, people, people. The quality of the labor force in the Berkshires has far exceeded our expectations. Without exception our employees exhibit a tremendous work ethic, creative thinking and dedication."
-David Smolover, CEO WorkshopLive, LLC |
"The 'creative economy' of the Berkshires as represented by some of the best art museums, performing arts organizations and historic sites in the country, is not just about cultural tourists here in the summer season. High caliber and creative employees and seasonal residents who want to live in the Berkshires are energized and inspired by the critical mass of cultural and arts opportunities available here. Many want to raise their families in this special art and nature setting. The arts are essential to the growing economy of the Berkshires."
-Michael Conforti, Director of The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute |
"The reason that positive things are happening in the Berkshires can be summed up in two words, unity and attitude. People from North County to South County believe in this and are working together to make it happen. We have all the right resources to do business and complement that with one of the most beautiful places on earth to live."
-Michael Daly, President and CEO Berkshire Bank |
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