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Nishikawa Cooper, LLC (NISCO) today announced plans to expand its Indiana operations to Fort Wayne. The company, a Tier-1 automotive OEM supplier, will occupy a 60,000 sq. ft. spec building located on 6785 Persistence Drive.

Tresa Muessling knows a thing or two about health–as a trained dancer and Pilates instructor, she has dedicated her life to helping others improve theirs. So when she got the opportunity to take over a small business in 2012, she knew she wanted to make sure she was contributing to the health of the business community in her area.

Tresa Muessling knows a thing or two about health–as a trained dancer and Pilates instructor, she has dedicated her life to helping others improve theirs. So when she got the opportunity to take over a small business in 2012, she knew she wanted to make sure she was contributing to the health of the business community in her area.

American Sealants Inc. announced expansion plans to add 10 jobs and invest $3.3 million in a new facility on the south side of town. The move to a larger facility, 60,000 sq. ft., will allow the company to add additional mixers and packaging equipment for RTV silicones and adhesives as well as dielectric greases. The project is expected to be completed in 2017.  

Ashley Steenman, director of business development for Greater Fort Wayne Inc. (GFW Inc.), has been named a “Forty Under 40” award winner by Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly.

Greater Fort Wayne Inc. (GFW Inc.) announced support for House Bill 1403, authored by Representative Jerry Torr.

Greater Fort Wayne Inc. (GFW Inc.) announced the kickoff of GFW Fellows, a yearlong investor program created to attract and retain collegiate talent in Fort Wayne and Allen County. An inaugural group of 14 sophomore, junior and senior college students have been named to the Fellows program.

Deister Machine Company, Inc. is investing in new equipment and employees. The company will purchase two new large CNC lathes and a 750-ton x 24′ long press brake, the largest of its kind in Indiana, according to Deister’s spokesperson. Deister Machine Company will hire 110 new employees by 2018, adding to its existing workforce of 181 employees.

Valbruna Slater Stainless, Inc. has announced it will reinvest in Fort Wayne once again. The company will invest $30.5 million in a new facility and new machinery. Valbruna will also add 45 new jobs over the next three years.

Dirig Sheet Metal is considered an industry leader in specialty sheet metal, with more than 80 skilled employees boasting an average of more than 25 years of experience in the trade. The company is focused in specialty, commercial, and industrial industries. Dirig will be moving into the former Olde York Potato Chips Factory, located off of Cook Road.