Pride Industries joins California Manufacturers & Technology Association as new member

Lance Hastings, President and CEO at California Manufacturers & Technology Association
Lance Hastings, President and CEO at California Manufacturers & Technology Association - California Manufacturers & Technology Association
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The California Manufacturers & Technology Association (CMTA) has announced that PRIDE Industries, a major employer of people with disabilities, has joined its membership. PRIDE Industries is recognized for its work in creating employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities and others facing barriers to employment, such as veterans and former foster youth. The company provides services in facilities management and electronics manufacturing.

Lance Hastings, President and CEO of CMTA, stated, “PRIDE Industries is an exceptional addition to CMTA’s membership, and I am thrilled to welcome them to the association. Manufacturers across California are looking toward strong workforce development avenues, and PRIDE Industries’ commitment to creating meaningful career pathways and delivering high-quality products strengthens our state. I look forward to working together to advance opportunity and competitiveness across the industry.”

Tony Lopez, Vice President of Manufacturing & Logistics Services at PRIDE Industries, commented on the partnership: “PRIDE Industries is excited to join CMTA and collaborate with leaders shaping the future of California manufacturing. With decades of hands-on experience in precision manufacturing and industrial operations across the state, we bring proven expertise in delivering high-quality, scalable solutions. As a social enterprise, we’re committed to driving innovation and inclusion—strengthening California’s manufacturing sector while creating pathways for diverse talent and sustainable growth.”

Headquartered in Roseville, PRIDE Industries operates at more than 172 worksites throughout the United States. The company employs about 4,000 people nationwide—including nearly 2,000 employees with disabilities.

CMTA represents manufacturers who contribute approximately $300 billion annually to California’s economy—about 10 percent of the state’s total economic output—and employs 1.3 million Californians with wages exceeding those paid by other non-farm employers by over $2,500 per year.

Founded in 1966, PRIDE Industries reported annual revenue of $483 million for 2024.



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