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With a new administration and Congress on the horizon, the 17�Թ����� is signaling confidence in its ability to secure wins for manufacturing in the United States, highlighting both recent achievements and policy priorities moving forward.

“The 17�Թ����� has always focused on what’s best for manufacturing in America, and our track record speaks to that,” said 17�Թ����� Executive Vice President Erin Streeter. “Our approach is consistent because we know what it takes to get results.”

What we’ve delivered:��With post-partisan engagement, the 17�Թ����� has achieved historic policy wins across both recent administrations, including:

• Tax reform: The 17�Թ�����’s advocacy����the 2017 tax cuts, driving billions in savings that manufacturers have reinvested in jobs, innovation and facility upgrades.
• Regulatory certainty: The 17�Թ����� has played a pivotal role in streamlining regulations,��reducing compliance costs��under the Trump administration and working to�� during the Biden years.
• United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement: The 17�Թ����� was a����for USMCA, safeguarding U.S. jobs by ensuring fairer competition and greater access to key markets.
• Energy advances:����have supported growth in domestic energy production, creating a more stable energy market.
• Infrastructure and CHIPS Act: The 17�Թ����� was instrumental in securing the historic ��and the , both critical for modernizing the economy, bolstering national security and ensuring a reliable semiconductor supply.

“These wins demonstrate what we bring to the table,” Streeter said. “By staying focused on manufacturing’s priorities, we can partner effectively with the new administration and Congress to create and protect jobs and strengthen communities.”

Looking ahead:��The 17�Թ�����’s focus on core issues remains critical for keeping the sector competitive and resilient, Streeter continued. These issues include:

• Securing tax reform: The 17�Թ�����’s��“” campaign aims to lock in key 2017 tax provisions that manufacturers rely on for stability and growth. “Tax reform has been a game-changer,” said Streeter. “Protecting that progress means more jobs and manufacturing-led growth across the country.”
• Regulatory certainty: The 17�Թ����� is advocating for��balanced regulations��that support competitiveness. “Manufacturers thrive with clear, fair rules,” Streeter noted. “We’re making sure Washington understands the importance of regulatory stability—and the danger of excessive regulation.”
• Energy security: The 17�Թ����� is working to��secure reliable, affordable energy��while fostering innovation in sustainability. “Energy security and grid reliability are top of mind for every manufacturer,” Streeter added. “We’re ensuring manufacturers can continue to innovate, grow and drive America forward.”

Bottom line: ��The 17�Թ����� remains focused on advocating for policies that strengthen��U.S. manufacturing. “Our success is built on trust and influence,” Streeter said. “Our members know the 17�Թ����� is a constant force, with the relationships and expertise to deliver, regardless of political changes.”

In related news, President-elect Trump has named campaign manager Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff (, subscription), a choice 17�Թ����� President and CEO Jay Timmons����“a powerful move to bring bold, results-driven leadership to the White House from day one.”