Members coming together from Maine, Massachusetts New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
P.O. Box 658, Feeding Hills, MA 01030
Our association proudly champions and supports a robust network of business resources, training programs, and educational organizations—both regionally and nationally. We believe in providing options for advocacy, development of Emerging workforce, and manufacturing operations. If you have any questions please contact us.
As the affiliated chapter of the National Tooling & Machining Association, we would like to introduce you to our sister chapters in Connecticut and Western MA. Your membership provides a regional network so we invite you to learn more! Regular Members have the resource of NTMA Connect. You can now network with other members 24/7, connect when it’s best for you. As a member, you’ll have free access to NTMA Connect. This member-exclusive social media platform allows you to network with the best in precision manufacturing across the country. Sign up, post a message and start connecting.
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The Voice of Small- and Medium-sized Manufacturing Companies and Employees. The joint advocacy effort of the National Tooling and Machining Association (NTMA) and the Precision Metalforming Association (PMA).

Since 1994, we have provided training and consulting services to thousands of organizations from manufacturing, healthcare, and service. Focusing on the continuous improvement tools and philosophy from Lean and Six Sigma, our mission is to help our community of members become increasingly competitive in the global marketplace.

MassMEP delivers consulting services, applied learning programs and custom solutions tailored to small and medium-sized manufacturing business to fuel their success.

The BTMA was one of the founding supporting members of NAMC. Established in 2012, NAMC is a partnership among 4 MassHire Workforce Boards, career centers, state agencies, colleges and of course, manufacturing companies in the Northeast of Massachusetts.

Established in 1932 as a nonprofit organization, SME represents the entire North American manufacturing industry, including manufacturers, academia, professionals, students, and the communities in which they operate. We believe manufacturing holds the key to economic growth and prosperity, and champion the industry's potential. SME designs new ways to understand and solve problems, and our solutions advance the next wave of growth in manufacturing.

WiM's mission is to support, promote and inspire women in manufacturing careers and the organization accomplishes this through the delivery of powerful, effective and proven resources to women in industry and the companies that employ them.