In a significant boost to the state's economic landscape, Governor Josh Shapiro and Department of Community & Economic Development Secretary Rick Siger have unveiled a major expansion of B. Braun's operations in Pennsylvania. According to an announcement delivered today, the concept of expanding their footprint promises to solidify not simply a future for B. Braun, but also for the local workforce with the creation of hundreds of new jobs, as well as to significantly contribute to the growth of the manufacturing and life sciences sectors in the area.
The Shapiro Administration, committed to bolstering the Pennsylvania economy, has to date successfully secured over $25.2 billion in private sector investments, touted to have led to the creation of nearly 11,000 jobs. This latest announcement by B. Braun of America's CEO, Rob Albert, alongside Pennsylvania's Governor and local dignitaries, is set to build further on what the administration terms 'historic progress'. In a statement obtained by PACast, the partnership between state officials and the private sector underscores a shared vision for economic prosperity and job creation.
The event, graced by numerous influential figures, saw Governor Shapiro, Secretary Siger, and CEO Rob Albert joined by Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp President and CEO Don Cunningham, alongside state Senators Nick Miller and Lisa Boscola. Held at B. Braun's Allentown facility, the announcement signified not only an infusion of new opportunities but the enduring promise of the state's dedication to supporting businesses and communities alike.
