AGCO Corporation, a leading global manufacturer of agricultural machinery and precision ag technology, celebrated its employees and the importance of US manufacturing at the Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ (AEM) Manufacturing Express event. The event, held at AGCO’s worldwide headquarters in Duluth, Georgia, featured a visit from Georgia Governor Brian Kemp.
The Manufacturing Express event highlighted AGCO’s role as the world’s largest pure-play manufacturer of agriculture equipment. The company’s employees play a crucial role in helping farmers feed the world. The event also showcased policies designed to support a competitive US manufacturing sector.
AGCO is recognized for its prominent brands, including Fendt®, Massey Ferguson®, and PTx, which are known for their innovation and quality in the agricultural industry. Governor Kemp praised AGCO for its contributions to Georgia’s economy and its global impact. He emphasized the company’s dedication to farmers and its role as a key corporate citizen in the state.
The AEM’s Manufacturing Express bus tour is traveling across 20 states, making 85 stops at equipment manufacturers to showcase the latest advancements in technology, processes, and products. The non-partisan event in Duluth included remarks from Governor Kemp and AGCO Chairman, President & CEO Eric Hansotia. Employees enjoyed local food, music, games, and educational opportunities to learn about manufacturing policies and voter registration services.
Hansotia expressed gratitude to AGCO’s employees, highlighting their dedication and contributions to the company’s success. He emphasized the importance of the Manufacturing Express in celebrating the company’s role in American manufacturing and the US economy.
The event provided a platform to acknowledge the vital contributions of AGCO employees and the company’s commitment to supporting farmers and the US economy. It showcased the importance of collaboration between government, industry, and communities to foster a thriving manufacturing sector.
