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The industrious worker is any person who can master new production tools faster than the tools become obsolete.
From clean energy and infrastructure to advanced manufacturing and defense, the U.S. and its allies need dramatically more capacity to make the physical things our economy and security depend on.
Public policy and private investment are putting billions into new factories, infrastructure, and industrial startups. But capital alone can't expand the grid, build advanced hardware, or operate the next generation of industrial infrastructure. The founders we work with say their tightest constraint is trained talent. There are not enough pathways (like apprenticeships) connecting people to these careers. We are building them, starting on the shop floor.
Industrial policy, industrial startups and their investors, and workforce development too often operate in silos. We bring them together.
We’ve published this argument in San Francisco, Washington, and Zurich.
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The Tracker follows America's biggest factory promises until they produce. AI agents assemble each record and a person checks it. Every project links to its sources.
We walk young people through the floors of the companies building the American industrial future, and put them in front of the people doing the work.
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