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Site Selection in 2025 and Beyond: A New Outlook

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Clark Street Associates will be hosting a webinar 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 will include:

  • 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 include:

  • 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