Recognized industry expert Carroll Thomas joins Subcity to foster growth in the manufacturing sector.

WASHINGTON, DC, January 22, 2024–We are excited to announce Carroll Thomas is joining the Subcity mission as a senior advisor!

Carroll Thomas, the former Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NIST MEP), brings over 20 years of experience in the manufacturing sector to support Subcity’s mission of empowering small and medium-sized manufacturing companies across America.

"Adding Carroll is fantastic for Subcity and our clients," said Gil Gonzales, President, and Co-Founder of Subcity. "Her past role at NIST MEP and her decades long career focused on supporting small & medium manufactures across the U.S. perfectly align with our mission. As Senior Advisor, her expert advice will be focused on providing strategic guidance in how we best support small & medium manufacturers with our technology along with driving partnerships discussions for Subcity and MEPs, trade organizations and the overall manufacturing ecosystem.”

In her role at Subcity, Carroll will also play a pivotal role in cultivating the company’s relationships with manufacturing business owners, enabling them to invest more, grow faster, and thrive in the current economic climate. With an extensive career spanning the public and private sectors, Thomas is well-equipped to contribute to Subcity’s vision of equal access to economic incentives for businesses of all sizes.

"I am looking forward to working with the Subcity team,” said Thomas. “In today’s economy, it’s important for business owners to understand the financial advantages available to them. This platform makes a big difference in boosting the strength and competitiveness of American manufacturers, fueling growth, and making a positive impact on the industry as a whole.”

Carroll Thomas's appointment as Senior Advisor marks a significant milestone for Subcity as it strengthens its commitment to leveling the playing field for businesses seeking government incentives and tax credits.