A Chatham House Rule salon dinner hosted by the Foundation for American Innovation, American Compass, Institute for Progress, American Policy Ventures, and New American Industrial Alliance. We previewed the Techno-Industrial Policy Playbook featuring expert proposals targeting American industrial power, national security, and frontier innovation. 

The Forum has one objective: to bring the leaders from factory floors, laboratories, and construction sites across the country into conversation with policymakers working to shape America’s manufacturing renaissance, because America has always been at its best when it builds. The Forum is intentionally designed as a place for the leaders of this movement — the founders, executives, investors, or policymakers — to come together to advance conversations including AI’s role in the physical world, the future of workforce, and the policies required to back the builders leading the reindustrialization movement.

The New American Industrial Alliance and its partners convene the builders, the capital, and the policymakers behind the revitalization of American industry. One day, one room—in our nation's capital.

, our series convening policy thinkers, founders, researchers, and builders committed to advancing technological and industrial progress.

​Join us on September 4 to celebrate two back-to-back momentous moments in U.S. history. On September 4, 1882, Thomas Edison switched on America’s first commercial electric grid, in a highlight of the American Industrial Revolution. Exactly one day later, the United States celebrated the nation’s first Labor Day.

​Please note that only confirmed attendees will be able to attend. Registrants must include full first and last names in their RSVP.

​We look forward to closing out the summer with you!

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Salon Dinner on Techno-Industrial Policy

Salon Dinner on Techno-Industrial Policy

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