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Site Selection in 2025 and Beyond: A New Outlook

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Clark Street Associates hosted a webinar on May 22, 2025r featuring economic development leadership and leading industry practitioners to discuss future areas of opportunity for domestic and international companies seeking to establish U.S. manufacturing in the wake of a new administration. Key topics included:

  • What does the opportunity landscape look like under a new Federal Administration;

  • White House Priorities, Market Dynamics, Deregulation

  • What level of investment and role the new Trump Administration will play in increasing US manufacturing;

  • Which areas of industry will be prioritized by State governments for future investment and why;

  • What are some of the challenges new manufacturers will face or pitfalls to avoid

  • Panelists:

  • Moderator: Rex Sherry: Managing Director, Clark Street Associates

  • Pearu Pold, Co-Head of Site Selection, Clark Street Associates

  • Teresa Powers, Deputy Director, SC Chamber of Commerce

  • Matt Jarratt, Executive Managing Director, Cushman & Wakefield

  • Will Butler, Vice President, Detroit Regional Partnership

  • MJ Shiao, Vice President, American Clean Power Association

 


Key US Government Opportunities for Global Semiconductor Companies Post CHIPS 1.0

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Clark Street Associates hosted a webinar on April 29, 2025 featuring top former US Government officials and leading industry practitioners to discuss future US Government opportunities for global semiconductor companies and key near and long-term Government semiconductor priorities. Key areas of discussion included:

  • What strategies should semiconductor companies be taking to maximize their odds of preserving their CHIPS funding?

  • What does the opportunity landscape look like for untapped areas of CHIPS 1.0 such as R&D funding, NAPM, etc?

  • What level of investment and what role will the new Trump Administration play in funding semiconductor companies post CHIPS 1.0?

  • Which areas of the semiconductor industry will the US Government likely be prioritizing for future investment and why?

    Panelists:

  • John Hamma; Managing Director, Clark Street Associates

  • John McHugh; Principal, McHugh LeMay Associates

  • Darren Crum, PhD; Director, Purdue Applied Research Institute

  • Tom Davis, Partner, Holland & Knight