The new administration will take an entirely different approach to #manufacturing. This piece breaks down everything you need to know and how it could affect you. https://www.manufacturing.net/supply-chain/blog/21259705/a-new-administration-and-a-new-era-for-manufacturing

There has never been any doubt amongst industry insiders, but this crisis has surely shown the strength and responsiveness of the US manufacturing sector. #Manufacturing https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2021/jan/28/us-manufacturing-showing-its-strength/

#Manufacturing has remained relatively steady since last spring which puts us in a position to not only continue supplying communities but also provide new opportunities to give back along the way. https://www.reuters.com/article/usa-economy/wrapup-3-us-labor-market-recovery-slowing-housing-manufacturing-anchor-economy-idUSL1N2JV2DJ

Here, supply chain managers recommend working with previously incarcerated individuals. The same can be said about the #Manufacturing industry. We’ve traditionally been open to offering second chances and now is a great time to continue that tradition! https://www.scmr.com/article/talking_supply_chain_podcast_breaking_through_the_concrete_ceiling

I’ll be watching to see how a long-term return to domestic #Manufacturing impacts not only our internal processes but also the wider supply chain that feeds and distributes our production. #Logistics #SupplyChain https://www.forbes.com/sites/ethankarp/2021/01/21/whats-in-store-for-us-manufacturing-in-2021-four-experts-weigh-in/?sh=12cb72156f05