The book brings together the Company's philosophy and actions with examples from around the industrial world and is a natural extension of Dow's priorities which were first introduced in 2007 and most recently outlined in Dow's vision for an "Advanced Manufacturing Plan" in June 2010. In Make It in America, Dow presents a case for how critical domestic manufacturing is to the long-term health of the entire U.S. economy and provides a roadmap for the future of the industry. While the title of the book is specific to the U.S., the themes, policies, priorities and business strategies are transferable across geographies.
Interviews and Editorial Reviews
The National Journal
Can Dow Chemical's CEO Sell Obama-esque Manufacturing Vision?
By Rebecca Kaplan
Can Dow Chemical's CEO Sell Obama-esque Manufacturing Vision?
By Rebecca Kaplan
The European Institute
How Can the U.S. Come Back as an Exporting Power? Germany Holds Lessons on Manufacturing
By William Marmon
How Can the U.S. Come Back as an Exporting Power? Germany Holds Lessons on Manufacturing
By William Marmon
The Philadelphia Inquirer
PhillyDeals: A bold call to bring American manufacturing back
By Joseph N. DiStefano
PhillyDeals: A bold call to bring American manufacturing back
By Joseph N. DiStefano
Delaware Online
Government, business must work together to revive manufacturing
By Knowledge At Wharton
Government, business must work together to revive manufacturing
By Knowledge At Wharton
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