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Magazine Issue March 2026

Industry in Transition: The Forces Reshaping Manufacturing

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Hyundai Motor Company

Innovation Overdrive

Hyundai Motor Company leads rivals in EV and fuel cell tech, pushing cars and operations into the future while giving drivers a smooth ride.

Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance (CRMEA)

Midwest Remains at the Center of Global Conversations

The Midwest’s industrial legacy and central global location make it ideal for international partnerships driving America’s growth.

CSEM

Future of Chips Depends on Process Innovation

Rather than ever-larger fabs, advances in process technology and refinement will drive efficiency, yield, and competitiveness worldwide.

IACMI - The Composites Institute

Solving the Workforce Puzzle through Education

IACMI’s ‘Make it in America’ campaign is tackling manufacturing’s labor and skills gaps with streamlined education and training.

Moser on Manufacturing

The Art of Reshoring: A Better Proposal to Balance Trade

The 2025 Reshoring Survey recommends a lower U.S. dollar value as a more effective policy than tariffs for reshoring/reindustrialization.

NEMA

America’s Electric Imperative

From Capitol Hill to the assembly line: Why U.S. Electrical manufacturers are mobilizing to expand America’s power grid.

Steel Tube Institute

What Industrial Policy Really Means on the Factory Floor

The real test of industrial policy is whether it gives manufacturers confidence to invest, hire workers and strengthen domestic supply chain

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