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2018 Manufacturing Day

 

Manufacturing Day℠ is a celebration of modern manufacturing meant to inspire the next generation of manufacturers. Manufacturing Day occurs on the first Friday in October — this year Manufacturing Day is Oct 5, 2018.

While Manufacturing Day is officially Oct. 5, companies and community organizations should plan their events on the date in October that works best for them. No matter the date, events should be registered on the site and can be marked as public or invitation-only events.

Join us in celebrating the manufacturers in America! If you would like to participate in the event view the Manufacturing Day website to see events in your area. If you are interested in hosting your own Manufacturing Day event click here for more info.

Manufacturing is a huge part of the American economy and we can’t wait to celebrate all the accomplishments and contributions manufacturers make!

 

SBIR hits the road with funding opportunities for entrepreneurs – Huntsville -April 17 – only AL stop

The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced its 2018 road tour connecting entrepreneurs with next generation R&D ideas to early stage funding led by the SBA’s Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs. Each stop in the 18-state road tour will be hosted by a local organization, and program managers from the 11 participating federal agencies will conduct one-on-one meetings with attendees, take part in targeted panels, and share insights into how their agencies make funding decisions. The SBIR/STTR programs provide $2.5 billion in early stage funding to small businesses each year in a wide variety of technology areas such as unmanned systems, advanced materials, health, cybersecurity and defense.  The SBIR/STTR programs execute over 4,000 new awards annually. 

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3 Things To Consider This Friday


 

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3 Things To Consider

 

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