About Made In Queens (MiQ)
Our Mission
At Made In Queens (MiQ), our mission is to spotlight the ingenuity and diversity of Queens, New York, by promoting locally-made products and connecting the creators behind them with expansive retail opportunities. We believe in the talent that thrives in our borough and strive to give these creators the audience they deserve.
Who We Are
MiQ is a vibrant community of artisans, craftsmen, and entrepreneurs all committed to the ethos of local production and local pride. From unique handmade jewelry to delicious artisan foods, each product in our network tells a story of passion and dedication.
What We Do
We offer a platform for local makers to showcase their products to a broader market, assisting them in gaining visibility and sales opportunities. Our services include:
- Certification Program: We certify local makers at no cost, ensuring they meet quality standards and gain credibility in the marketplace.
- Retail Connections: Through partnerships with various venues and events, we help our makers find the right opportunities to sell their products.
- Community Engagement: By organizing events and participating in local fairs, we foster a sense of community and cooperation among local businesses.
Our Impact
Since our inception, Made In Queens has supported hundreds of local makers and small businesses, helping bring their products to the forefront of the New York City market and beyond. Our efforts not only contribute to the local economy but also help preserve the unique cultural tapestry that Queens offers.
Join Us
Whether you’re a local maker looking to expand your reach or a consumer interested in supporting local businesses, join us. Together, we can continue to build a thriving community that celebrates the best of Queens.
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Contact Us
For more information, please reach us at:
- Email: contact@madeinqueens.nyc
- Phone: 718-263-0546
Made In Queens is proudly supported by the Queens Economic Development Corporation and funded by Capital One Bank.