Advocacy

Policy, convening, and execution support for states.

NRC advocacy is not just legislation. It is the work of helping states align policy, manufacturers, workforce leaders, importers, educators, capital partners, and public officials around practical reshoring execution.

Advocacy pathways

Two ways NRC helps states move from interest to action.

Policy creates the authority and direction. Convening brings the people into the room who can turn that direction into projects, investment, workforce capacity, and domestic production.

Policy + Model Legislation

NRC helps states understand import dependency, coordinate practical legislation, develop resolutions, and adapt model policy ideas to the needs of their own economy.

View SB939 model legislation

National Reshoring Summit

A national convening for state delegations, manufacturers, workforce leaders, capital partners, educators, and public officials focused on execution.

View Summit page

Federal-State Coordination

NRC helps states connect local manufacturing priorities with federal opportunities, public comments, RFIs, industrial strategy, and national supply-chain resilience work.

What advocacy includes

Legislation is one tool. Convening is another.

NRC advocacy is designed to give states both the policy framework and the partner table needed to act.

Model Legislation

State-fit policy concepts for reshoring, import substitution, domestic manufacturing capacity, data collection, and measurable execution.

Summit Delegations

State-by-state invitation blocks that bring manufacturers associations and state leaders into a national reshoring conversation.

Policy Briefs

Plain-language explainers, public comments, RFIs, research summaries, and practical materials that help leaders understand the opportunity.

Roundtables

State and regional convenings that align manufacturers, importers, workforce partners, EDOs, colleges, and policymakers around real projects.

State Chapters

Local structures that keep advocacy grounded in state manufacturing opportunities rather than abstract national talking points.

Partner Alignment

Coordination across industry, government, education, research, capital, philanthropy, and technology so the work can move from rhetoric to execution.

Advocacy in practice

Build the policy framework and bring the right people into the room.

Whether a state needs model legislation, a reshoring resolution, a public comment, a chapter strategy, or a delegation to the National Reshoring Summit, NRC helps make the work practical and coordinated.

Start with the two big pieces

Review the SB939 model legislation page and the National Reshoring Summit page to see how NRC combines policy and convening.