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Manufacturing USA Congressional Briefing / EXPO & Reception

September 19, 2019 @ 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm

In conjunction with the Congressional Research & Development Caucus

 

Manufacturing USA Congressional Briefing 

September 19, 2019
4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
2060 Rayburn HOB

 

EXPO and Reception

September 19, 2019
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
2168 Rayburn HOB

 

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Please join ASME for two events celebrating the release of the new Manufacturing USA Annual Report and Highlighting the Manufacturing USA Institutes

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 | RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING: MANUFACTURING USA – SECURING U.S. GLOBAL LEADERSHIP IN ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

2060 Rayburn House Office Building

4:30PM-6:00PM | 2060 Rayburn HOB

MANUFACTURING USA INSTITUTES EXPO (LIVE DEMOS) & RECEPTION

6:00PM-8:00PM | 2168 Rayburn HOB

CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING OVERVIEW

Manufacturing USA institutes, with a vision of U.S. global leadership in advanced manufacturing, assist manufacturers with technology and workforce development. Federal support for these institutes creates a framework that allows industry, academia, and federal laboratories to work together to take the most promising new technologies and transform them into products to be manufactured here in America.

This past year, institutes leveraged more than $183 million in federal funds, matched by over $304 million in state and private sector investments, to conduct 475 major research and workforce development projects of high priority to broad industry sectors. The participants and direct beneficiaries of these projects are the institutes’ 1,900+ member organizations in Congressional Districts across the nation. Members of the institutes consist of 63 percent manufacturing firms, of which 70 percent are small and medium sized companies – key manufacturing supply chain participants. Recognizing the need for education and workforce development in new technologies, the institutes also equipped more than 200,000 people with advanced manufacturing knowledge and skills.

PANEL 1: Leveraging Public-Private Partnerships to Develop an Advanced Manufacturing Workforce

Moderator: Professor Brian Paul, Oregon State University

  • Matt Plummer, Director of Operations and Environmental, Health, & Safety, Sunnking
  • Robert A. Smith, Technical Fellow, The Boeing Company
  • Helena Fruscio Altsman, Assistant Secretary of Program and Performance Management, Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development

PANEL 2: The Impact of Manufacturing USA Institutes in Technology Advancement

Moderator: Robin Parton Pate, COO, IACMI

  • Jeff Wilcox, VP of Enterprise Transformation, Lockheed Martin
  • Dean L. Bartles, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining
  • Tom Drye, VP Emerging Markets and Innovation, Techmer PM

EXPO OVERVIEW

Please join us for a cocktail reception to celebrate the release of the new Manufacturing USA Annual Report. Come meet the Institute Directors and Members while they showcase what the institutes and their partners are doing together to secure America’s manufacturing future through some recent innovations!

This is a widely attended public event

 

Venue

Rayburn House Office Building
200 D St SW
Washington, DC , 20024 United States
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