Last month, TDC staff, board, and community partners past and present gathered to celebrate our 60 years of business. We extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped to celebrate, and even more gratitude to the business community at large who are an integral part of the organization’s longevity.

When discussing the history of TDC, you can’t celebrate all our successes without giving thanks to our past staff, board members, and volunteers. Two names that always rise to the surface when discussing our history are, Clyde Lewis & Gus Lapham. Without the persistence and leadership demonstrated on behalf of TDC, we would be a much different organization today.

Our company is rooted in achieving economic growth through innovation and collaboration across our community. Over the course of six decades, TDC has invested in hundreds of thousands of square feet of industrial space for businesses to grow and expand.

If you haven’t heard, 2021 marks 60 years of business for TDC. We’ve come a long way since our start we used to have two to three full time employees, we now have seven! We used to share an office space, now we have our own office with a beautiful view. In honor of our 60th Anniversary we’re exploring what life was like in 1961 and taking a look at how our local landscape has changed since then.

It has been a busy summer for TDC! Read more about what we've been up to.

Read about Olivia's experience as an intern with TDC this summer.

Economic Development. Two words smooshed together to create a definition grander than the sum of its parts. Read more to understand how this small phrase makes a big impact on our community.

TDC is pulling back the curtain on all things Economic Development. Follow this new blog series for an interesting and educational prospective on what it takes to make a community a great place to live, work, and play.

Looking for more information on how to connect with potential interns? We've pulled together a list of resources to serve as a starting point.

Alyssa joined the TDC team in the fall of 2019. Since then she's helped the organization transition to a new website, logo, and office space. Aside from big changes at work, she also recently changed her last name getting married in June of 2021. Learn more about our spirited friend and colleague.

Summer is in full swing in northern New York – which means the beach is bustling, boaters are soaking up the sun on Lake Champlain, hikers are headed to the high peaks, and locals and visitors alike are hoping to catch a glimpse of, Champ, the lake monster. Life is good.

Plattsburgh and the North Country Chamber of Commerce have been recognized by fDi Magazine, a publication of the Financial Times of London, among the Top 25 Cities in the Americas for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Strategy.

TDC recently completed construction on a new 60,000 SF industrial spec building on Industrial Boulevard in Plattsburgh, NY.

TDC is lucky to have Paige as a board member since 2017, and we are grateful her dedication to furthering the advancements of northern New York.

Earlier this year, we announced a new grant program to support the current and future workforce in Clinton County, NY. Applications are still being accepted, apply today!

TDC's President & CEO shares an update on how things have been going and where we're headed for the rest of 2021.

This summer we are excited to welcome Olivia Bousquet into our office as an intern. Over the course of nine weeks, Olivia will work along TDC staff to promote our business and the region.

Earlier this month, Shine On! showcased the resiliency it has been teaching North Country youth for over a decade with a virtual conference. As a supporting sponsor, TDC would like to congratulate the Shine On! committee and all others involved in the successful event.

We are committing to funding up to $15,000 to underwrite employee training and STEM career exploration. Anyone who meets the minimal application requirements are encouraged to apply.

Cheryl recently celebrated her 5-year anniversary with TDC. If you’ve visited our offices in our recent history, then you’ve met Cheryl as she’s greeted you into our space. Cheryl's positive attitude and friendly disposition make her a great asset to our team.

We have a 60 year history and we're excited about the work we've done and what we plant to do. Our name has changed a few times, but our commitment to our mission and the region remains the same.

While there has been lots of new and fresh around the TDC office, rest assured that our commitment to our mission remains the same. We continue to support the growth of business and the development of workforce in our community. If you looking to expand or move to the region, give us a call we will be happy to set up a virtual or in person tour! TDC stands ready to help you build solutions.

Get to know TDC's long-standing board member in this spotlight interview.

Manufacturers of the North Country – we're inviting you to a virtual conversation on how to support our ecosystem as we work together to find the way forward during COVID-19 and beyond.

With a full year of a pandemic behind us, it is safe to say that a lot has changed. Here at TDC, we have been able to quickly adapt to the evolving environment of the pandemic, embracing video conferencing and remote work. Virtual meetings have made it easier than ever to connect with prospective tenants to our park.

In the spring of 2020, TDC broke ground on Industrial Boulevard for a new 60,000-square-foot industrial spec building. This new building is at the forefront of new growth and development of the industrial parks in our region.

As part of our growing commitment to investing in our local workforce, we are thrilled to announce a new grant program to support manufacturing employee’s skills development and STEM career exploration.

TDC has recently updated its name from The Development Corporation to simply TDC. This transition is the culmination of a year-long rebranding project between TDC staff, board, and a local marketing and advertising agency.

Our office is full of hope and optimism as we embark on a new chapter of the organization, with a name change and innovation of our brand, and as we reflect and celebrate 60 years of business supporting investments in Northern New York.

The Development Corporation is announcing a reinvigorated look for the organization.

Global Pandemic aside, we were able to accomplish this year.

As the end of the year draws near, I am reminded of the accomplishments that TDC has achieved and the challenges we have overcome.

BHAG - Pronounced “bee - hag” is an acronym for Big Hairy Audacious Goal. These types of goals are meant to be outrageous but not impossible to achieve.

This fall, TDC welcomed four new community members to our Board of Directors. These individuals, Scott Allen, Michael Boulrice, C.J. Madonna, and Carrie Harvey-Zales, all bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our organization. We look forward to working with them as they help to shape the future of TDC.

This year we debuted a new workforce grant program. Our goal was to find an easy and effective way to support workforce development in Clinton County, NY. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the funds are exhausted. Apply today!

Brian Gladwin is no stranger to our organization or the Plattsburgh business community. Brian has seen many businesses in our region succeed with the help of TDC and through his career in Commercial Banking. Learn more about Brian in this in-depth spotlight interview.