FEBRUARY 3, 2021
Gearing Up
2021
Non-manufacturers that want to support MAM members and Missouri manufacturing can connect through event sponsorship and/or one of the MAM Network Partnership programs.
We offer a variety of partnership opportunity levels for both businesses and institutions of education.
Interested in becoming a Partner? Email us to learn about our various partnership options.
Contact us at Info@mamstrong.org
Exclusive Benefits to MAM Members from our Partners
A Partner is a defined as a business who does not qualify as a manufacturer but provides services or products that will benefit our manufacturing Members.
Each Partner company is thoroughly vetted and researched to ensure we are collaborating with a recognized expert in their field and trusted resource.
A key factor is they must align with Missouri Association of Manufacturer’s mission: To Promote, Preserve and Advance manufacturing in Missouri.
Non-manufacturers that want to support MAM members and Missouri manufacturing can connect through event sponsorship and/or one of the MAM Network Partnership programs.
We offer a variety of partnership opportunity levels for both businesses and institutions of education.
Interested in becoming a Partner? Email us to learn about our various partnership options.
Contact us at Info@mamstrong.org
Exclusive Benefits to MAM Members from our Partners
A Partner is a defined as a business who does not qualify as a manufacturer but provides services or products that will benefit our manufacturing Members.
Each Partner company is thoroughly vetted and researched to ensure we are collaborating with a recognized expert in their field and trusted resource.
A key factor is they must align with Missouri Association of Manufacturer’s mission: To Promote, Preserve and Advance manufacturing in Missouri.
We make lighting products that create ambiance, save energy and install easily, but we deliver much more than that.
Williams makes A Visible Difference.
We make lighting products that create ambiance, save energy and install easily, but we deliver much more than that.
Williams makes A Visible Difference.
Patriot Medical Devices brings jobs to Cape Girardeau
Oct. 22, 2020
Patriot Medical Devices brings jobs to Cape Girardeau
Oct. 22, 2020
PROMOTING, PRESERVING, AND ADVANCING MANUFACTURING
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The 2024 Missouri Legislative session began on January 3rd.
Major Dates for the 2024 Session
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Jan. 3 - First Day of Session
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Jan. 24 - State of the State Address
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Mar. 18 - Mar. 22 - Spring Break
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May. 17 - Last Day of Session
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Sept. 11 - Veto Session
House Bills to watch
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HB 1480-Christ, Brad - Incentivizes advanced manufacturing
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HB 1550-Sassmann, Bruce - Create regulations regarding the manufacture of commercial ice
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HB 1834-McMullen, Aaron - Establishes incentives for converting a business to produce certain chemicals, gases, metals and minerals
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HB 1972-Riley, Alex - Establishes the "STEM Career Awareness Activity Program"
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HB 1990-Gallick, Sherri - Modifies provisions relating to marijuana use and workers' compensation
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HB 2034-Sassmann, Bruce - Modifies provisions relating to workforce development
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HB 2081-Brown, Donnie - Establishes tax credits for certain engineering degrees
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HB 2152-Burger, Jamie - Requires paint manufacturers to establish a paint recycling program and prohibits the sale of their paint in the absence of a recycling program
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HB 2173-Houx, Dan - Creates a grant program for employers to enhance cybersecurity
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HB 2325-Christofanelli, Phil - Modifies business dealings regarding the manufacture and distribution of manufactured homes
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HB 2473-Hardwick, Bill - Establishes the "Missouri Job Creators Tax Reduction Act" relating to a work opportunity tax credit
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HB 2475-Hovis, Barry - Changes the laws regarding consumer products so that certain individuals and businesses have a right to repair information from certain manufacturers
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HB 2734-Woods, Eric - Modifies standards relating to mining practices
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HB 2745-Young, Yolanda - Increases the minimum wage rate to $15 per hour by 2026
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HB 2926-Wilson, Travis - Authorizes a tax credit for compensation of local businesses who provide qualified employees to serve as instructors at Missouri community colleges
Senate Bills to watch
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SB 785-Beck - Modifies the Missouri Works program
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SB 823-Hoskins - Reduces the corporate income tax
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SB 849-Brown - Establishes tax credits for certain engineering degrees
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SB 935-Bernskoetter - Reduces workers' compensation benefits under certain circumstances based upon marijuana usage
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SB 954-Eslinger - Enacts provisions relating to manufactured housing
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SB 1126-McCreery - Increases the minimum wage rate to $15 per hour by 2026
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SB 1301-Bean - Modifies the Missouri Works program
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SB 1355-Williams - Creates a one-time grant for employers to enhance cybersecurity
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SB 1430-Bernskoetter - Creates provisions regulating the manufacture of ice
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SB 1472-McCreery - Creates provisions relating to product repair requirements
MAM working
with Missouri Legislators
MO Rep. Mike Henderson (117th) and
MO Rep. Dale Wright (116th)
MO Rep. Barry Hovis (146th)
MO Rep. Bill Owens (131st)
MAM Executive Director with
MO Governor, Michael Parson
MO Governor, Michael Parson, with Women Working in Manufacturing at MAM Member Companies
MASWM Exec. Director, MAM Exec. Director, and MO Lt. Governor Kehoe at MOC signing
Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe attending MAM's Midwest Manufacturers Trade Show & Conf., meeting with MAM member, IEP.
MO Rep. Betsy Fogle (135th)
MO Lieutenant Governor, Mike Kehoe
MO House of Representatives Chamber
MO Lt. Gov. Kehoe addresses MAM Board of Directors at quarterly meeting in the MO Governor's Mansion
