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Reconnaissance Underway for Two New Regional MRC Partnerships

Submitted by admin on Wed, 03/28/2012 - 18:19

Leaders in several cities have shown substantial interest in replicating the Manufacturing Renaissance Council (MRC) model of manufacturing-based regional development.
 

Chicago MRC Highlighted in City's Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs

Submitted by admin on Wed, 03/28/2012 - 18:17

APA StaffAfter many years of strategic work in Chicago and making the case for a strong city that begins with advanced manufacturing, the Chicago Manufacturing Renaissance Council (MRC) is gaining significant influence in Chicagoland manufacturing, education, and workforce development policy.


In a recent breakthrough, Mayor Rahm Emanuel highlighted advanced manufacturing development in the city of Chicago's "Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs," which advances 10 Transformative Strategies for the region. The plan, unveiled on February 29, identifies the Chicago MRC and its Austin programs as existing initiatives relevant to "Strategy 1: Become a Leading Hub of Advanced Manufacturing."

Leveraging Growing Support for a National Manufacturing Renaissance

Submitted by admin on Wed, 03/28/2012 - 18:11
Dr. Leonard C. McKinnis

 

The momentum and influence of the National Manufacturing Renaissance Campaign (National MRC) continue to grow. Collectively, our member organizations seek to shape local and national thinking on American manufacturing. Without a doubt, we see this as the most important public policy issue of the decade. 

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