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The Economic Opportunity of Domestic EV Supply Chains

Join us for a virtual session focused on opportunities for businesses, states, and local communities associated with manufacturing investments along the EV supply chain.

With electric vehicles (EVs) at the forefront of US efforts to remain competitive in global markets, businesses responsible for manufacturing key materials and components for EV manufacturing have become essential to the future automotive industry. As unprecedented federal support through new tax credits, grants, and loan programs drives automakers, battery producers, and component manufacturers to invest in US manufacturing, states and localities can leverage these investments to grow jobs, tax revenue, and skills development.  

In this virtual panel, industry and economic development officials will discuss opportunities to grow domestic EV supply chains and key factors affecting decisions to invest in regional growth. Speakers representing various stages of the EV supply chain will engage with economic development officials to offer lessons for states and counties seeking to attract their own investment.

Presenters:

  • Jay Bellows, president of Kore Power

  • Mark Herbison, president and CEO of HTL Advantage

  • Marlé Fernandes, general manager, GGB Americas and Global Product, The Timken Company

  • Emily Burlinghaus, director of policy and research, Chambers for Innovation and Clean Energy

  • Steven G. Zylstra, president and CEO of the Arizona Technology Council (moderator)

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