Sacramento Valley
Manufacturers Alliance

Organized by and for Sacramento Region Manufacturers

The Sacramento Region’s Premier Manufacturer-led Organization

Building strong alliances, a skilled workforce,  a grass roots network and the resources needed to grow and stay competitive in the global economy.

Strong Alliances

We believe in a strong alliance of manufacturers, educators and industry partners working together to grow manufacturing in our region.

Skilled Workforce

We help build the infrastructure needed to upskill our workforce and create pathways for careers in advanced manufacturing.

Professional Network

We network with other manufacturers in the region to help solve your business challenges and share industry best practices.

Valuable Resources

We facilitate and foster the connections and resources needed to grow and stay competitive in a challenging global business environment.

50+

Members &
Affiliates

100+

Tours &
Networking Events

$25K+

Scholarship Funds
Raised for H.S. Students

2017

Founded by Local
Manufacturers

Sacramento Manufacturers United In Purpose

Manufacturing Creates Economic Growth Opportunities

Manufacturing plays a critical role in generating economic growth opportunities by driving innovation, creating jobs, and fostering investment in local communities. Through the establishment of manufacturing facilities, regions can experience a surge in economic activity, leading to increased demand for materials, services, and skilled labor. This vibrant sector not only supports the development of ancillary industries but also enhances overall productivity, contributing to a more robust economy. By investing in manufacturing, we can unlock potential pathways for sustainable growth that benefit both businesses and the communities they serve.

Manufacturing Drives Innovation and Job Creation

Boosts Local Economic Activity

Supports growth in related industries

Enables sustainable economic development

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Upcoming Events

  • Monday January 26
    8:00 am – 9:00 am
    Sierra College Spring Session Begins
    Sierra College

    For More Information:
    Todd Frazee
    ADVM Lead Instructor
    tfrazee@sierracollege.edu
    https://advancedmfgskillstoday.com/

  • Tuesday January 27
    8:00 am – 9:30 am
    Women in Manufacturing Breakfast
    Northridge Country Club

    See the attached flyer with directions to register

  • Tuesday January 27
    9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    SVMA/SANDVIK COROMANT METAL CUTTING TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR
    Rancho Cordova City Hall, 2729 Prospect Park Dr, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670, USA

    SVMA has partnered with PT Solutions & Sandvik Coromant to offer this two day in-person seminar which will be held at the City of Rancho Cordova Public Meeting Room.

    Each session will be held from 9 am to 3 pm.

    Attendance will be limited to 60 attendees.

    REGISTER BELOW:
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sandvik-coromant-metal-cutting-technology-seminar-tickets-1974501311575?aff=oddtdtcreator

  • Tuesday January 27
    5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
    ADVANCED MANUFACTURING DISCOVERY DAY
    Aggie Square, 4480 2nd Ave, Sacramento, CA 95817, USA

    Sacramento Valley Manufacturing Alliance has partnered withAura Planning and Greentech Education & Employment to develop an intro tomanufacturing program  (100 hours) known as Project Ignite.  Thepurpose of the program is to introduce young people (ages 16 – 24) tomanufacturing careers.  Project Ignite is funded thru a grant from theState of CA as part of the CA Jobs First Initiative

     

    The program will include 3 cohorts of training:

    • Cohort #1 will train 17 high school students at the Capital College & Career Academy during the Spring 2026 semester.
    • Cohort #2 will be a Spring 2026 evening cohort of students (ages 16 – 24)
    • Cohort #3 will be a summer cohort of 10 – 15 students.

     

    Project Ignite is looking for industry leaders who can serveas program advisors.  See the attached flyer with directions forregistering as a program advisor.

     REGISTER NOW!

    Second, Project Ignite is hosting a Discovery Day on Wed,1/27 from 5 – 7 pm at Aggie Square which will be open to prospectivestudents and their parents.  This would be a great opportunity tohighlight Balanced Body and the dynamic manufacturing career pathways offeredby Balanced Body.  If your team could bring any displays of products andvideo presentations this would be great.  Again, the audience is families,and young adults (16-24 years of age) who we want to excite about technologybeing used in manufacturing.

     

    Long term, the goal of Project Ignite is to develop asustainable program that serves as an intro to manufacturing careers that cangrow over time, serving as a feeder to the region’s community colleges and theemployers.  This is not possible, however, without the support andparticipation by local manufacturing leaders 

    REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE

Tue Jan 27
8:00 am – 9:30 am
Women in Manufacturing Breakfast
Northridge Country Club

See the attached flyer with directions to register

Tue Jan 27
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
SVMA/SANDVIK COROMANT METAL CUTTING TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR
Rancho Cordova City Hall, 2729 Prospect Park Dr, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670, USA

SVMA has partnered with PT Solutions & Sandvik Coromant to offer this two day in-person seminar which will be held at the City of Rancho Cordova Public Meeting Room.

Each session will be held from 9 am to 3 pm.

Attendance will be limited to 60 attendees.

REGISTER BELOW:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sandvik-coromant-metal-cutting-technology-seminar-tickets-1974501311575?aff=oddtdtcreator

Tue Jan 27
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING DISCOVERY DAY
Aggie Square, 4480 2nd Ave, Sacramento, CA 95817, USA

Sacramento Valley Manufacturing Alliance has partnered withAura Planning and Greentech Education & Employment to develop an intro tomanufacturing program  (100 hours) known as Project Ignite.  Thepurpose of the program is to introduce young people (ages 16 – 24) tomanufacturing careers.  Project Ignite is funded thru a grant from theState of CA as part of the CA Jobs First Initiative

 

The program will include 3 cohorts of training:

  • Cohort #1 will train 17 high school students at the Capital College & Career Academy during the Spring 2026 semester.
  • Cohort #2 will be a Spring 2026 evening cohort of students (ages 16 – 24)
  • Cohort #3 will be a summer cohort of 10 – 15 students.

 

Project Ignite is looking for industry leaders who can serveas program advisors.  See the attached flyer with directions forregistering as a program advisor.

 REGISTER NOW!

Second, Project Ignite is hosting a Discovery Day on Wed,1/27 from 5 – 7 pm at Aggie Square which will be open to prospectivestudents and their parents.  This would be a great opportunity tohighlight Balanced Body and the dynamic manufacturing career pathways offeredby Balanced Body.  If your team could bring any displays of products andvideo presentations this would be great.  Again, the audience is families,and young adults (16-24 years of age) who we want to excite about technologybeing used in manufacturing.

 

Long term, the goal of Project Ignite is to develop asustainable program that serves as an intro to manufacturing careers that cangrow over time, serving as a feeder to the region’s community colleges and theemployers.  This is not possible, however, without the support andparticipation by local manufacturing leaders 

REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE

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