Mission
Success in the global economy of tomorrow requires robust forethought and action from leaders today.
- Lead the global economy of the future
- Strengthen America’s innovation infrastructure
- Raise the standard of living for all Americans
In the Council on Competitiveness’ June Fellows Insight, C. Michael Cassidy, a Council Senior Fellow and Executive Director of Emory Innovations, Inc., argues breakthrough biotech and health innovations require strong cross-sector collaboration. Using Molnupiravir—a Covid-19 antiviral developed through joint effort—as an example, Cassidy explains why no single entity can bring new health technologies to market alone. Instead, industry, academia, government, startups, and research institutions must pool their distinctive talents and resources to deliver transformative solutions.
The Council on Competitiveness is deeply saddened by John Young’s passing. Former Hewlett-Packard CEO, John founded the Council on Competitiveness in 1986. A visionary leader whose deep insights helped re-ignite U.S. competitiveness. We share our tribute below:
The Council on Competitiveness is honored to welcome these new members to its Executive Committee. Each has committed considerable energy and insight in support of the Council’s mission over the years, and we look forward to the new ideas and initiatives they will help forge in the future.
Our nine new Executive Committee Members are: