It’s been 20 years since Gary Gladysz left the Youngstown area to pursue his career in chemical engineering and materials science. But with the additive-manufacturing industry creating new entrepreneurship opportunities in the area, he’s found a way to come home.

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Kind of.

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While Gladysz, a Brookfield native, won’t be moving his family from their home in Massachusetts anytime soon, he plans to start a business in the Youngstown Business Incubator. He’s working with the YBI and its portfolio company Juggerbot 3D on developing “new printer inks” for 3D printing, he says.

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This month, he’ll be in town to meet with Juggerbot co-founders Dan Fernback and Zac DiVencenzo to start work on the first four printing materials of his startup, tentatively named En Masse Additive. “That will be an exciting time for me to get things kicked off,” he says. Unlike traditional 3D printing filament, which is […]

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