Manufacturing associations, help shape your state's Summit participation.
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Advocacy / Convenings
A national convening for public leaders, manufacturers, investors, universities, workforce partners, and supply-chain stakeholders working together to align America's industrial strengths around shared purpose and practical action.
Future convening / Dates to be confirmed
The National Reshoring Summit convenes leaders who can align policy, investment, workforce development, technology, and manufacturing strategy around the shared work of bringing manufacturing home.
Contact NRC to coordinate delegation interest. Public event registration is not open during soft launch.
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Summit SponsorPlanning agenda
This planning agenda keeps the Summit focused on the decisions, partnerships, and implementation models needed to bring manufacturing home.
Day 1
Federal leaders, governors, CEOs, investors, manufacturers, and academic leadership convene to begin two days focused on aligning America's industrial strengths through execution.
An opening frame for reshoring as a national economic and security opportunity.
A national economic address on reshoring as a core pillar of U.S. competitiveness.
Trade enforcement, tariffs, allied realignment, and why domestic manufacturing is strategic.
A data-driven examination of America's workforce capacity.
Evidence-based analysis of reshoring execution.
Converting global capital into U.S. manufacturing.
A unified manufacturing outlook.
Unlocking SME-driven reshoring.
Day 2
Manufacturing as economic sovereignty.
Universities as execution infrastructure.
Deploying capital for reshoring.
AI and automation economics.
State strategies for growth.
Strengthening U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity.
Securing defense production.
A charge to move from alignment to execution.
Core themes
The Summit focuses on the major systems that determine whether reshoring succeeds: strategy, trade, workforce, capital, technology, state leadership, and sector-specific case studies.
How the United States can coordinate long-term manufacturing capacity across federal and state priorities.
Where import dependency creates risk, and how states can identify practical replacement opportunities.
How colleges, workforce systems, and employers can prepare people for reshored production.
How investment partners can support expansion projects, production capacity, and domestic supplier growth.
How modern manufacturing technology can make domestic production more competitive and visible.
How states can organize around the opportunity and compete to bring manufacturing home.
Who participates
The Summit is envisioned as a national convening across manufacturing, large supply-chain importers, academia, investment, workforce, technology, and state leadership. Each state receives a defined invitation allocation through its state manufacturers association.
State invitation allocation
The Summit is envisioned as a national invitation, organized state by state. NRC is using the soft-launch site to collect coordination interest only; dates, venue, registration, and payment details will be confirmed before invitations open.
State association references follow the NAM/COSMA state manufacturers associations directory.
State delegation instructions, invitation allocation details, agenda overview, sponsorship options, and state coordination contact path.
The invitation package is directed to each state's manufacturers association listed through the NAM/COSMA state partner network.
Registration will open only after the event platform, payment path, and state association allocation process are confirmed.
Formal invitation
On behalf of the National Reshoring Center, we are preparing a future National Reshoring Summit for manufacturers, workforce leaders, academic partners, capital partners, and state leaders.
The Summit is designed as an execution-focused convening for leaders working on domestic manufacturing capacity, supply chain resilience, and workforce readiness. The focus is moving beyond policy discussion to the practical work of turning reshoring into executable projects.
As a key partner, your association can help NRC understand which manufacturers and workforce leaders should be part of a state delegation when registration opens.
We believe your perspective is essential as national strategy is aligned with regional labor capacity and state-level execution models.
Formal registration, payment, venue, and invitation deadlines will be shared only after the Summit platform is ready.
With appreciation,
National Reshoring Center
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Public registration and payment are not live during soft launch. State manufacturers associations and partners can contact NRC to discuss delegation planning, sponsorship, agenda questions, accessibility needs, and future invitation timing.
Send NRC your name, organization, state, and the type of Summit conversation you want to have. NRC will respond through a safe email workflow while registration infrastructure is offline.
Email NRC About the SummitDo not send payment information by email. Formal registration, payment, sponsor terms, and attendee collection will be handled only after NRC confirms the event platform.
Summit sponsorship
Sponsorship helps bring state delegations, manufacturers, workforce leaders, educators, capital partners, and public officials together around practical reshoring execution. Each sponsorship level includes one attendee registration seat for every $500 sponsored.
Summit sponsorship is not sold through this soft-launch site. Interested sponsors can email NRC to request current planning details, recognition options, and next steps.
Email NRC About SponsorshipSponsor benefits, terms, payment, fulfillment details, and tax treatment should be confirmed directly with NRC before any commitment.
From alignment to execution
Presented by the West Virginia Manufacturers Association and ReshoreWV in partnership with Marshall University, the Summit gives NRC a platform for practical advocacy: policy alignment, partner recruitment, state coordination, and national implementation.
Raise your hand for state delegation planning or Summit sponsorship. NRC can use both paths to plan partner outreach and national programming before registration opens.