Manufacturer Support

 
 

We Can Help

Santa Cruz Works is a member of California’s Manufacturing Network (CMN). The network was formed and is led by CMTC to expand capabilities and capacity to efficiently serve Small and Medium-Sized Manufacturers (SMMs) statewide. As a member of CMN, Santa Cruz Works delivers services that address the regional challenges driven by the diverse manufacturing community. CMN is made up of more than 25 partner organizations throughout the state and has served more than 2,000 companies annually, adding significant economic impact for manufacturers and the public good of the State of California.

CMN Resources

New Funding Opportunities

  • Manufacturing Incentives over $20M in CapEx

  • Manufacturing Incentives under $20M in CapEx

  • Small Business Tax Credit

  • California Rebuilding Fund loan program

Reach out for more information.

Santa Cruz Work’s Resources

  • Webinars and Clinics - learn about new resources and develop skills to support your business

  • CEO Works - meet with your peers once a month to discuss challenges, best practices, network.

  • Startup Support - funding opportunities for startups

  • Grant Services - let us help you with finding and winning a grant.

General Resources

Socrates Rosenfeld, CEO Jane Technologies, Inc.

SC Works has been nothing but supportive of Jane Technologies since Day 1. From hosting events to sharing resources -- SC Works has opened their network of local tech influencers, investors, executives -- and we feel so grateful to be a part of the growing tech community in Santa Cruz. SC Works symbolizes what Santa Cruz tech is all about: openness, innovation, and the ability to dream BIG. We look forward to growing our partnership with SC Works, and to be a part of the growing Santa Cruz tech community for years to come.

Anne Scholz, COO RealSeq Biosciences

We are especially excited about the funding from Santa Cruz Works  to support a summer intern at RealSeq Biosciences.  Internships are a great way to get local, younger students interested in the sciences and without the extra funding we would not have been able to initiate a summer intern program.