NACFAM: Evans Should Lead Manufacturing Panels

Jan. 13, 2005
By John S. McClenahen Secretary Donald L. Evans, rather than a lower-level official in the U.S. Commerce Department, should personally lead the implementation of the presidential report on U.S. manufacturing released on Jan. 16, says the Washington, ...
ByJohn S. McClenahen Secretary Donald L. Evans, rather than a lower-level official in the U.S. Commerce Department, should personally lead the implementation of the presidential report on U.S. manufacturing released on Jan. 16, says the Washington, D.C.-based National Coalition For Advanced Manufacturing (NACFAM). Specifically, the coalition wants the commerce secretary to lead a yet-to-be-created presidential manufacturing council as well as a federal government inter-agency working group on manufacturing.

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