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Tentrr Cuts Ribbon

On 22-Job Factory

Cutting the ribbon on Tentrr’s 22-job manufacturing facility in the former Pony Farm Business Park are, from left, Otsego County Chamber of Commerce President Barbara Ann Heegan, Oneonta Mayor Gary Herzig, Tentrr founder & CEO Michael D’Agostino, Otsego Now CEO Jody Zakrevsky, Tentrr Director of Manufacturing Jim Hanley, Ryan McCallister, representing Congressman John Faso; Dave Prouty, representating state Sen. Jim Seward, and Tentrr Vice President of Operations Chris O’Donnell. (Parker Fish/AllOTSEGO.com)

By PARKER FISH • Special to AllOTSEGO.com

ONEONTA – With the applause of dozens who turned up to learn more about the new startup company in Oneonta, Michael D’Agostino cut through the orange ribbon in front of one of his trademark camp sites.

D’Agostino, founder of the new camping company Tentrr, has high hopes for the company that he created just three years ago. “We’re on track to have 1,000 campsites across the country,” he said. The new manufacturing facility in Oneonta’s Pony Farm business district has already created 20 new jobs. The facility, and others like it, has also helped to fuel a need for equipment, such as rolling ladders from Platforms and Ladders, to be implemented in large manufacturing spaces and warehouse environments.

Handing out hats, koozies, stickers, and informational pamphlets, Tentrr opened their brand new facility to the public so that people could see first hand, what the Tentrr experience will look like. D’Agostino discussed the importance of sourcing everything locally for the new business in his address to the crowd.

“Tentrr was born here in the Catskills,” he said. “Everything is made here in the U.S. which is important to me, but what’s more important is that it’s all made in rural areas to support local economy.”

 

 

 

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