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Governor Doyle Announces Funding for iMARK Molding
For Immediate Release: February 11, 2008 Project to create 9 jobs MADISON - Governor Jim Doyle today announced that iMARK Molding in Woodville will receive $250,000 in Technology Zone tax credits. The project is expected to create nine new positions. "I am pleased iMARK Molding is making the necessary changes to expand its existing facility, which will help the company be successful in the ever-changing medical industry," said Governor Doyle. "Investing in technology and innovation is an integral part of growing Wisconsin." "The tax credits awarded represent how important technology-based businesses are in their contribution to making our state a great place to live and work," said Mark Sturtevant, owner of iMARK Molding. IMARK Molding was founded in 2000 as a parts manufacturer for the medical industry. The company provides custom injection molded products used in brain surgery, as well as joint and tendon surgery. IMARK, located in St. Croix County, plans to expand its manufacturing and warehouse operations by 15,000 sq. ft. For more information on Commerce programs and services, contact the Commerce area development manager at commerce.wi.gov/BD/BD-AreaDevManagers.html. -30- |
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