First Quality exec addresses Clinton County business group | News, Sports, Jobs
LOCK HAVEN — From conducting business during a pandemic to potential growth, Kambiz Damaghi, a First Quality executive, addressed myriad topics during a meeting with the Clinton County Economic Partnership.
Damaghi was the keynote speaker during the meeting, which was held via Zoom on Monday afternoon. He addressed the possibility of expansion, saying that adding a fourth machine was not in the cards — at least not yet.
“The fourth machine in Lock Haven has been on our radar … producing the type of product that we manufacture in Lock Haven requires a significant amount of infrastructure,” Damaghi said. “One would look at the 400 acres and say, ‘we have a lot of land.’ But, take my word for it, even in terms of even a place to put the machine, we are almost landlocked.”
The space, he said, is just one of the many hurdles First Quality faces if it desires to grow.
“There are a number of…
