FuzeHub

FuzeHub is the statewide Manufacturing Extension Partnership center for New York. It coordinates with 10 regional MEP network centers to provide manufacturers with guided access to expertise, funding, and market solutions (per its website). The program is part of the Hollings MEP program administered by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

No. FuzeHub does not deploy its own capital or make direct investments. It connects manufacturers to funding opportunities and helps them navigate grant programs, certification costs (e.g., ISO9001, AS9100), and other financial resources available through New York State and federal programs.

FuzeHub serves startups, small to medium-sized manufacturers, and contract manufacturers. It also engages with the NYS innovation ecosystem and provides support for technology companies. The organization tailors its approach to each client (per its website).

FuzeHub's website does not publicly list its leadership, management team, or board. The organization has not disclosed its executive team or primary principals in publicly available materials.

FuzeHub reports economic impact metrics on its homepage: over 1,950 manufacturer requests, 700 jobs impacted, and 3,330 connections made. Its client testimonials (e.g., from Sandra Beck and others) emphasize assistance with facility improvements, compressed air systems, and funding support for manufacturing.

No. FuzeHub's mandate is limited to New York State. It serves manufacturers across all 10 regional MEP network centers within the state and does not have operations elsewhere.

FuzeHub runs the Manufacturing Expo (e.g., "Vitality in the Valley 2026"), Methods of Marketing courses, Product Development Workshops, and a New York Business Plan Competition that awarded $100,000 to a team from the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering in 2014 (per Albany Business Review, April 2014).