FOXCONN WILL TRANSFORM WISCONSIN'S ECONOMY.

Foxconn Technology Group is ready to transform Wisconsin’s economy with thousands of jobs and a whole new level of high-tech manufacturing that will mean economic growth for generations to come. There is currently no place in America that makes the kind of LCD screens Foxconn does for TVs, computers, cars, and more, and Foxconn is committed to changing that – right here in Wisconsin. With thousands of jobs at Foxconn’s massive manufacturing facility, thousands more in the construction industry to get it built, and thousands more from the suppliers and other businesses that will compete for the opportunity to be a part of it, the possibilities for ‘Wisconn Valley’ – the new home of innovation – are endless.

FOXCONN WILL TRANSFORM WISCONSIN'S ECONOMY.

Foxconn Technology Group is ready to transform Wisconsin’s economy with thousands of jobs and a whole new level of high-tech manufacturing that will mean economic growth for generations to come. There is currently no place in America that makes the kind of LCD screens Foxconn does for TVs, computers, cars, and more, and Foxconn is committed to changing that – right here in Wisconsin. With thousands of jobs at Foxconn’s massive manufacturing facility, thousands more in the construction industry to get it built, and thousands more from the suppliers and other businesses that will compete for the opportunity to be a part of it, the possibilities for ‘Wisconn Valley’ – the new home of innovation – are endless.

Foxconn Facts

This project is not only the largest single economic development project in Wisconsin history – it’s the largest “greenfield” investment on new land in U.S. history.1
Foxconn’s investment will create the largest and most advanced liquid crystal display (LCD) facility in the world, and make Wisconsin the epicenter of a new American high-tech manufacturing ecosystem.2
All this economic activity will completely transform Wisconsin’s economy by drawing suppliers and other companies to the state of Wisconsin, and creating high-tech jobs for generations to come.
Foxconn is a leader in environmentally sustainable manufacturing – it’s central to maintaining Wisconsin’s quality of life and the workforce advantage that drew Foxconn here in the first place.3
Workers at Foxconn’s Wisconsin facilities will be involved in the manufacturing of high-tech components used in TVs, computers, cars, and more – these are safe, high-skill jobs for the future.
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By the Numbers

Jobs Foxconn will create in Wisconsin, making it the largest single economic development project in state history. 4

Construction jobs necessary to build Foxconn’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility.5

Additional “induced” and “indirect” jobs Foxconn’s investment will create through suppliers and other businesses that will compete to be part of Wisconsin’s new economic growth.6

Money Foxconn will invest in Wisconsin’s economy by 2020.7

Average wage of workers who fill the high-tech jobs Foxconn will creates.8

$20 PER HOUR, PLUS BENEFITS

Starting wage of entry-level workers at Foxconn’s facility.9

Protecting Wisconsin’s Environment & Quality of Life

To read more information on how Foxconn will help create these jobs while still protecting our environment, read a fact sheet from Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce here, or find Foxconn’s statement on the environment below.

Statement by Foxconn Technology Group on Environmental Sustainability

July 31, 2017

One important factor in Foxconn’s selection of Wisconsin for this investment was the state’s high quality of life and the advantage that will play in our efforts to promote environmental sustainability throughout our global operations as well as our ability to recruit and retain the best workforce. Preserving the environment is essential to maintaining this competitive advantage for the state and we are committed, through all aspects of our project, to ensure that we will not only contribute to Wisconsin’s economic development, but that we will also play a role in protecting the environment that is so important to the success of our initiative.

Foxconn believes that protecting the environment is a responsibility for not only our operations, but also those of our supply chain partners and that is why we comply with all relevant environmental regulations and, when possible, do everything we can to exceed them in all of the locations where we do business.  Minimizing the negative impact of our operations on the environment is a fundamental responsibility for Foxconn as a sustainable business and a global industry leader.  All aspects of Foxconn’s business and operations are guided by our Social and Environmental Responsibility Code of Conduct, which sets out Foxconn’s environmental management standards, and we take a systematic approach towards integrating green and sustainable practices in our global operations.

In line with this, we will be implementing measures for our Wisconsin campus in areas, among others, that include:

  • environmentally friendly product design
  • carbon emission reduction
  • process management
  • energy efficiency and resource management
  • supply chain management

In our discussions with Governor Walker and his team, we have committed to work closely with the relevant agencies, Wisconsin academic institutions, our own global experts, and others, to ensure that we establish policies and practices that comply fully with all relevant federal, state, and local environmental regulations and that our supply chain partners are fully aware that compliance on their part is a requirement for doing business with Foxconn.  This commitment will be integrated into the final agreement we will sign with the State of Wisconsin and compliance will be regularly audited by the relevant government agencies and our internal compliance teams.

We are committed to ensuring that our contributions to Wisconsin will go far beyond the positive economic impact associated with our investments, we will also support the ongoing efforts to promote the state’s environmental well-being.

Click here to download this statement as a PDF

Coalition Members

Aaron Powell, Partner/Chief Strategy Officer, Flexion, Inc.
Above View, Inc.
Adams County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism
Advantage Leasing Corp.
Aggregate Producers of Wisconsin
Alliant Energy
Allis Roller
American Roller Company
Arthur Nesbitt, CEO, AWNWARD, LLC
Ascension Wisconsin
Associated Builders and Contractors of Wisconsin
Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee
Associated General Contractors of Wisconsin
ATI Forged Products
Aurora Health Care, Inc.
Badger Mining Corporation
Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce
Belman Homes, Inc.
Bentley World Packaging Ltd
Bloom Companies, LLC
Boelter Companies Foodservice
Branding Breakthroughs, LLC
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce
Butters-Fetting Co., Inc.
Carrus Group
City of Brookfield
City of Oak Creek
Commerce Industrial Chemicals, Inc
Commercial Association of REALTORS® Wisconsin
Core Creative Inc.
Cross Management Services, Inc.
Cushman and Wakefield/Boerke Company
Damond Boatwright, Regional President of Hospital Operations, SSM Health – Wisconsin
Davis & Kuelthau, s.c.
DeWitt Ross & Stevens
Direct Supply
Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce
Elite Human Capital Group
Express Promotions
Fells Rotaform LLC
FirstPathway Partners, LLC
Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce
Forward Janesville, Inc.
Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce
Gateway Techncal College
General Capital Group
General Plastics
Geneva Lake West Chamber of Commerce
Global Capital Group, LLC
Greater Brookfield Chamber of Commerce
Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce
Greater Oshkosh Economc Development Corporation
Greater Union Grove Area Chamber of Commerce
Hartford Area Chamber of Commerce
Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce
Helgesen Industries, Inc.
Herus Group
Hoffman Construction
Independent Business Association of Wisconsin
Interactive Health, Inc.
Irgens
Jay Smith
Jim McIntyre, President/CEO, The Greenheck Group
Johnson Controls
JP Cullen
Karl A. Schmidt, President/CEO, Belmark, Inc.
Ken Cook Co.
Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce
Kettle Moraie Coatings
Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School
KLH Industries Inc.
Kliber & Associates LLC
Kohlman Management Group
Kujawa Enterprises, Inc.
La Crosse Area Chamber of Commerce
Laacke & Joys
Leman USA, Inc.
Marcus Corporation
Marinette Menominee Area Chamber of Commerce
Mark Tyler, President, OEM Fabricators, Inc.
Marquette University
Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry
McFarland Chamber of Commerce
Mead & Hunt
Metropolitan Builders Association
Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Mike Salsieder, Retired President/General Counsel, Kolbe & Kolbe Millwork Co., Inc.
Milwaukee 7
Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
MukLuks
Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce
NAIOP Wisconsin
Natureal Resource Technology
Nelson Schmidt, Inc.
Network Health
New Berlin Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
New Resources Company
Ontal Corporate Golf Wellness
Oregon Area Chamber of Commerce
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Park Bank
Paul Decker, Chairman, Waukesha County Board of Supervisors
Pewaukee Chamber of Commerce
Phillip Flynn
Phillips Area Chamber of Commerce
Pilot Air Freight
Plover Area Business Association
Plymouth Chamber of Commerce
Porta-Painting
Portage County Business Council
Prairie du Chien Area Chamber of Commerce
Prestige Metals
Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce
Ray Wilson
RBC Wealth Management
RBP Chemical Technology Inc
Renaissance Manufacturing Group
River Run Computers Inc.
Rivera & Associates
Robert Kamphuis, Chairman, President & CEO, Mayville Engineering Company, Inc.
Saeger Financial Planning
Saukville Chamber of Commerce
Scott Mayer, Chairman/CEO, QPS Employment Group
Skyward, Inc.
Snapdragon Flowers of Elm Grove
South Suburban Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Consultants
Superior-Douglas County Area Chamber of Commerce
Sussex Area Chamber of Commerce
TaxAir
Terra Vigilis
The Boelter Companies, Inc.
The Chamber of Manitowoc County
The Water Council
Thomas Magnete USA, LLC
Tod Linstroth, Partner, Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Tom Boldt, CEO, The Boldt Company
Tom Burke, President/CEO, Modine Manufacturing Company
Tomah Chamber and Visitor’s Center
Town Bank
Viking Electric
Vonco Products LLC
Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce
Waukesha County Business Alliance
Waupaca Area Chamber of Commerce
Waupaca Foundry, Inc.
Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce
WEC Energy Group
Wenthe-Davidson Engineering Company
West Bend Area Chamber of Commerce
Whitewater Area Chamber of Commerce
WHR Group Inc
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Wisconsin Builders Association
Wisconsin Economic Development Association
Wisconsin Grocers Association
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC)
Wisconsin Steel & Tube Corporation
Wisconsin Transportation Builders Association
Wisconsin Utilities Association
Yaskawa America Inc.
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  1. Walker administration
  2. Foxconn Technology Group letter to Assembly Committee on Jobs and the Economy
  3. Foxconn Technology Group statement on environmental sustainability
  4. Foxconn Technology Group
  5. State of Wisconsin Department of Administration
  6. State of Wisconsin Department of Administration
  7. Foxconn Technology Group
  8. Ernst & Young economic analysis
  9. Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.