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For this report, Deloitte and the Council on Competitiveness (Council) interviewed nearly three dozen chief technology officers (CTOs), chief research officers (CROs), chief executive officers (CEOs), and company presidents from various manufacturing sectors, as well as nearly a dozen directors of U.S. national laboratories and research facilities. In addition to identifying and exploring challenges facing […]

The final report of NDEMC, an industry-led, public-private supercomputing partnership to support a robust, agile, and globally competitive U.S. supply chain. It was founded in 2011, following discussions with the Obama administration and the Council’s 2010 Roundtable Summit on HPC and U.S. Manufacturing. The Consortium funded pilot programs that promote adoption and advancement of modeling […]

In 2013, the Council on Competitiveness began a series of dialogues as part of the American Energy & Manufacturing Competitiveness (AEMC) Partnership; a three-year effort in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) to bolster American competitiveness through advanced clean energy manufacturing and increased energy productivity, and […]

Public-Private Effort Accelerates Transformative Innovation Models On June 9, 2015 in Atlanta, the Council on Competitiveness, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Research Alliance and Metro Atlanta Chamber—with the support of the National Science Foundation—hosted the first in series of dialogues as part of the Exploring Innovation Frontiers Initiative (EIFI). EIFI is a national public-private effort […]

At its core, the Council on Competitiveness is the sum of its members—CEOs, university and college presidents, labor leaders and national laboratory directors—who dedicate their time, resources and thought leadership to enhancing our mission to grow our economy and create a more prosperous future for America. The work we do at the Council gets to […]

The Technology Leadership and Strategy Initiative (TLSI) brings together American technology leaders from companies, universities and laboratories to set the national agenda for research, technology and commercialization. TLSI Dialogue 8 was held on October 22, 2012, at the Virginia Tech Research Center in Arlington, VA.

The Clarion Call, and partner infographic, is issued by the Council on Competitiveness to identify critical global economic transformations and put forth a set of recommendations for policymakers that would strengthen the United States’ economic foundation and allow for long-term, sustained growth.

The Clarion Call, and partner infographic, is issued by the Council on Competitiveness to identify critical global economic transformations and put forth a set of recommendations for policymakers that would strengthen the United States’ economic foundation and allow for long-term, sustained growth.