NEWBURGH – Last fall the Accelerator’s Fashion Cluster opened with one company in a former factory on Upper Broadway in the City of Newburgh.
The Accelerator, powered by the Orange County Industrial Development Agency, has grown that from one company, Ziel, a just-in-time sportswear manufacturer, to a total of 10 new businesses, said the IDA’s Acting Chief Executive Officer Laurie Villasuso.
“We have 603 Broadway, which has two companies in it; we have 605 Broadway, which has four companies in it, and we have New Windsor, which has four companies in it,” Villasuso said.
The IDA’s Accelerator program has its original facilities in two buildings adjacent to New York Stewart International Airport in New Windsor and the medical research and manufacturing cluster in the Horton Pavilion in the City of Middletown, which also houses Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine.
