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Dawn Nielsen
From left, Andrew LaForge - Membership Development Director, Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce; Dawn Nielsen - City of Bristol Marketing & Public Relations Specialist; Jeanne Radcliff - CEO, Radcliff Wire; Jeff Caggiano, Bristol mayor; Charlie Radcliff – President, Radcliff Wire; Justin Malley - City of Bristol Economic & Community Development Executive Director; Susan Tyler - City Councilor.
BRISTOL — Charlie Radcliff recalls how his father started the family business 65 years ago to create a special crescent-shaped wire that no one else had ever made. During a tour last Friday of the company’s Bristol facility he served as a guide of its history to city and chamber leaders.
“My father, Don Radcliff, started Radcliff Wire in 1959 to help spring manufacturers obtain special-shaped wire that wasn’t available anywhere else,” said Radcliff, president of the company.
