This 2-hour public sentiment insights session will delve into the growing importance and impact of “Made in U.S.” and “Made in America” labels within public and private sector development projects. Through a data-driven approach, the session will explore how taxpayer sentiment, consumer preferences, and regional economic benefits shape the success of local content policies and initiatives.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into:

1. Public Sentiment Trends – Understanding the evolving attitudes of U.S. citizens regarding locally sourced goods and services, and how this sentiment influences procurement, manufacturing, and infrastructure development.
2. Economic Impact – Analyzing the tangible benefits of local content policies, such as job creation, community investments, and the growth of small businesses, both on a state and national level.
3. Policy Shifts and Consumer Behavior – How shifting political and economic priorities are affecting purchasing decisions, regulatory frameworks, and the broader “Made in America” movement.
4. Stakeholder Engagement – Practical strategies for businesses and government agencies to align with public sentiment to secure funding, access tax incentives, and drive local economic growth.

This session will also feature expert speakers and actionable takeaways, equipping participants with a clearer understanding of how public sentiment can be leveraged to meet regulatory goals and boost local content engagement in large-scale projects.

📍 Location: Dear Irving on Hudson Rooftop Bar | Manhattan, NYC

Dear Irving on Hudson is an iconic destination for an experience steeped in the glamour and energy of Manhattan. Perched high above the city with breathtaking views and unparalleled elegance, we invite you to embrace your metropolitan spirit and indulge in style — where sophistication meets the skyline.

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