Diverse-owned businesses across Syracuse

Businesses to know

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Enhanced members across the metro. Every category has its own section further down.

Professional Services in Syracuse

Consultants, engineers, architects and business services across Onondaga County and out to Oswego and Madison. Syracuse sits at the crossing of two interstates and a good deal of this work follows the corridor rather than the city limits. Many firms hold state certifications, which is worth asking about if you are trying to meet a supplier goal on a public contract.

Marketing & Creative in Syracuse

Design, branding, photography and production studios across the Syracuse area. The university's communications school feeds a steady supply of production talent into the local market, which is why a city this size supports as many studios as it does. Ask to see work in the format you actually need.

Education & Training in Syracuse

Tutors, trainers, childcare providers and workforce programs across the Syracuse area. Training that places people into the building trades is a real part of this market and often runs alongside the region's public contracting programs. Check licensing and ratios for anything involving children.

Manufacturing & Supply in Syracuse

Manufacturers, fabricators, distributors and logistics firms across the Syracuse area, which sits where the Thruway meets the north-south interstate and has built a good deal of its distribution business on that. Lead times and minimum orders vary widely between a job shop and a distributor, so ask early.