Nam Myoho Renge Kyo, chants Kamhalini in a single continuous mono tone with no ups and downs. For the followers of Buddhism interpreted by Nichiren Daishonin of Japan and the Soka Gakkai International ...
Failing Upwards premiered on Labor Day and will run six 5 - 7 minute episodes for the first season. In Episode 4, “Nam Myoho Renge Kyo,” Buddha and Barking combine as the group gets the scoop on all ...
The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) represents 14,000 member companies from across the country, in every industrial sector. We are the nation’s most effective resource and influential advocate for manufacturers.
NAM Leadership At the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), policymaking begins and ends with our members. This structure is built around an elected board chair, an executive committee, a board of directors, five policy committees and professional staff. Policy committees address issues and recommend policy to the board.
The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) works for the success of the more than 13 million people who make things in America. Our work is centered around four values that make our industry strong and America exceptional: free enterprise, competitiveness, individual liberty and equal opportunity. These pillars guide what we do every day, whether it’s […]
The NAM kept up a breakneck pace on the third day of its 2025 Competing to Win Tour, with the Manufacturing Institute delivering the first-ever State of the Manufacturing Workforce Address at Drake State Community and Technical College in Huntsville, Alabama, before an audience of students, faculty, manufacturers and local and state officials. Opportunity—for […]
From protecting pro-growth tax provisions to fighting the regulatory onslaught and an imbalanced trade environment – the NAM is working hand in hand with manufacturers to engage officials, candidates and more Americans to take action on an agenda that’s going to address our most pressing issues, expand opportunity for the workforce and make our country’s competitiveness more resilient ...