General Cable Industries Plans $3.7 Million Expansion In Madison County, Tennessee
06/10/2016
“The skills of General Cable’s Jackson team and their solid performance were major factors as we considered our options to support our data communications business,” said Mark Thackeray, General Cable’s Senior Vice President of Global Manufacturing & North American operations.
“We are pleased that our Jackson team is ready and able to take on additional product lines and production capabilities,” said Paul Furtado, Vice President & Manufacturing Team Leader, Communication & Assemblies Plants.
“The expansion of General Cable plays an important role in our community’s economy,” Madison County Mayor Jimmy Harris said. “The company’s commitment to Jackson-Madison County significantly reinstates our sustainability in an industrial climate and increases value to our community.”
“The manufacturing sector employs over 333,000 Tennesseans and it is great news that General Cable will be growing this sector,” Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd said. “I want to thank General Cable for creating new jobs in Jackson and for strengthening our Team Tennessee workforce.”
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