Manufacturing Institute

Manufacturing Day, or MFG Day, strives to inspire the next generation, positively shift perceptions about the industry, and build the foundation for the manufacturing workforce of the future.

Thanks to a trio of bills passed in the past few years, investment in U.S. manufacturing is at all-time highs, and that means the economy could be poised to take off again.

With worldwide shortages and supply chain disruptions, companies have changed how they source and manufacture parts and finished products. The Reshoring Institute studied and compared global labor rates around the world—and what follows are the high-level results of a study comparing labor rates in 13 different countries.

National Day celebrating modern manufacturing careers showcases historic workforce campaign—“Creators Wanted”

Manufacturers’ innovative work solving the “Toilet Paper Crisis” at the onset of the pandemic showcased in first episode

The 8th Annual MFG Day, a nationwide grassroots movement brought together by manufacturers and The Manufacturing Institute, moves forward in October to educate and excite students, teachers and parents about modern manufacturing.

The STEP Ahead Awards honor women who have demonstrated excellence and leadership in their careers and represent all levels of the manufacturing industry, from the factory floor to the C-suite.

The STEP Ahead Awards honor women who have demonstrated excellence and leadership in their careers across all levels of the manufacturing industry, from the factory floor to the C-suite.

Industry unites with more than $14 million in sponsorships to fund first-of-its-kind national tour.

Based on the results of a new survey by The Manufacturing Institute, the workforce and education partner of the National Association of Manufacturers, manufacturers are estimated to spend at least $26.2 billion this year on internal and external training programs for new and existing manufacturing employees.

Nationwide initiative seeks to recruit 600,000 Americans into manufacturing careers.

At thousands of events, manufacturers open their doors and minds to show students, teachers and parents the truths about modern manufacturing.

With an estimated 2 million manufacturing jobs expected to go unfilled in the next decade, encouraging women to enter supply chain is one obvious solution to the widening skills gap.

Events to be scheduled throughout the month, so the remaining 249,185 manufacturing firms in the United States have time.

NAM president emphasizes future of manufacturing 'heavily depends on enacting bold tax reform.'