In the midst of one of the worst economic shocks in a century, the manufacturing industry proved resilient in Delaware, with 44,000 jobs earning their workers an average salary of $60,000. It's the state's second-largest traded sector. And you should probably call it a STEM employer, too.
This four-part series that explored the state's manufacturing industry was underwritten by Delaware Prosperity Partners, a nonprofit state economic development agency, and aimed to share insight into the operations of a more industrialized slice of local innovation.