As the gift-giving starts to pick up, CTMRG would like to encourage Connecticut Manufacturers to consider their local community when creating their yearly budgets. This is something that we reiterate every year. Though we may sound like a broken record, this message bears repeating: the pandemic has shown that there is no substitute for close-knit […]
Know Where Your Gifts Come From?
On November 28th, a thought-provoking article by Cathalijne Adams was published on the “Alliance for American Manufacturing” (AAM) website. Titled, “A New York State Assemblyman Wants Amazon to Create a ‘Made in USA’ Filter,” it provides some significant data pertinent to the Holiday Season. Mark Walczyk (R) is the assemblyman of note and insists that […]
“Neurodiverse” Doesn’t Equal “Disabled”
As a champion of the neurodiverse community, I’m sometimes frustrated by the misunderstandings people have about the capabilities of neurodiverse people. This is a challenge when attempting to get more manufacturers interested in employing this demographic. While it pleases me to see big companies like Microsoft, SAP, JP Morgan Chase, and Hewlett Packard actively recruiting […]
Buy American Act Requirements Tightened for Federally Purchased Goods
According to a recent article published by the Alliance for American Manufacturing, products purchased with federal taxpayer dollars will now need to be made with at least 60% American-made component parts in order to meet Buy American Act (BAA) requirements. The requirement went into effect October 25, 2022 and reflects an increase from the previous requirement […]
Attracting Top Talent
Last week I attended an event called “Attracting Top Talent” that was presented by the CT Entrepreneurs Forum (CEF). It was geared towards startups. As a rule, I work exclusively with established CT manufacturers and my area of expertise is business development and marketing. However, in the past few weeks I have been pulled into […]
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