At the National Association of Manufacturers, the Manufacturing Institute explores new approaches to supporting US manufacturers. With the arrival of Emily DeRocco, the Institute expanded its mission by establishing a National Center for the American Workforce and a National Center of Manufacturing Research and Innovation.
I'm in Washington today to participate in a new Education Council to support these efforts. The Council is composed of representatives from secondary and postsecondary schools. We are going to explore for major topics today:
- A 21st-century career and technical education agenda: creating educational pathways K-Gray.
- Innovation in the manufacturing economy
- Education and adult literacy
- Manufacturing skill certifications
I'll report what I learn in this blog post.

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Betsey Merkel said
Thanks Ed for the update!
I have just Twittered the news about this good work on innovation, education and workforce development.
Jim McShane said
Ed,
Ask Emily if the One-Stop system could partner with NAM in providing the MCSC testing at our sites?
Thanks
Jim McShane
Bruce Levine said
So, Ed, we're eager to learn what you learned.