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NAM Names Leadership for 2025

The National Association of Manufacturers announced that Johnson & Johnson Executive Vice President and Chief Technical Operations & Risk Officer

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NAM Names Alexa Lopez as External Advocacy Lead

Portfolio Includes Communications and Public Affairs The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) announced the addition of former Transportation Security Administration

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Manufacturers Call on President to Invoke Taft-Hartley Act to Stop Port Strike

Following comments from President Biden that he will not intervene in the strike at East and Gulf Coast ports, National

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Manufacturers Warn of Supply Chain Disruptions from Canadian Rail Shutdown

As concerns mount about a potential work stoppage around Canada’s rail network that affects the entire North American manufacturing supply

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NAM On Biden’s Decision To Not Seek Reelection

Following President Biden’s decision not to seek reelection, National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following

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NAM: US Manufacturers Encourage Congress To Address Potential 2025 Tax Increases

Jobs, innovation, investments in America all at risk if tax provisions expire at the end of 2025 The National Association

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New Board Leadership Announced for NAM

Seasoned Executives Take Helm at NAM as Policymakers Debate Competitiveness Issues for Manufacturing Industry The National Association of Manufacturers announced

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NAM Bolsters Government Relations Leadership

The National Association of Manufacturers named Stef Webb as its new Managing Vice President of Government Relations. Webb joins the

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Manufacturers Congratulate Effort to Reach Debt Ceiling Compromise

Following an announcement that the White House and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) had reached a deal to avoid default

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ANALYSIS: New EPA Regulations Threaten at Least 852,100 Jobs

Manufacturers in the U.S. Are Leading the Way on Sustainability, Outpacing Global Competitors A new report conducted by Oxford Economics and

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