Eighteen counties, seven markets.
The Exchange's footprint runs from the Southern Tier to the North Country. These pages carry the firms actually working in each part of it — pulled from the same 681-firm Buyer's Guide, by distance rather than by mailing address.
Syracuse
Onondaga County
The Exchange has been in Syracuse since 1872 and its office is on Ridings Road. This is the densest part of the membership by a wide margin.
Utica and Rome
Oneida County
The Mohawk Valley end of the geography. The Exchange runs a second golf outing here and hosts Cabin Fever, the region's own end-of-winter event.
Watertown
Jefferson County
The North Country, including work around Fort Drum. A thinner market where knowing who actually covers a trade matters more.
Auburn
Cayuga County
West of Syracuse, into the Finger Lakes. Close enough that much of the Onondaga County membership bids here routinely.
Cortland
Cortland County
South of Syracuse on the I-81 corridor, and the natural overlap between the Central New York and Southern Tier markets.
Binghamton
Broome County
The Southern Tier. The far end of the Exchange's footprint, and a market plenty of Central New York firms travel for.
Oswego
Oswego County
The Lake Ontario shore north of Syracuse, with the industrial and institutional work that comes with it.