It was a pleasure to join the Northeast Pennsylvania Manufacturers & Employers Association for their Congressional Luncheon today.
I appreciated the opportunity to speak directly with our region’s manufacturers and employers about some of the most pressing issues facing their industries and the work we’re doing in Washington to help them compete, grow, and create good-paying jobs here in northeastern Pennsylvania.
It was also great to be joined by State Representatives Joanne Stehr, Tim Twardzik, and Jamie Barton, along with Commissioners Larry Padora and Boots Hetherington.
We had a productive discussion on the federal issues that matter most to our businesses and employees, including pharmaceutical pricing, workforce challenges, energy costs, regulations, and President Trump’s efforts to strengthen American manufacturing.
Our manufacturers and employers are a critical part of our regional economy, and I’ll continue working to ensure they have the tools and opportunities they need to invest, innovate, grow, and succeed.
A big thank you to PMA President and CEO David Taylor, NEPA MAEA President Darlene Robbins, NEPA MAEA Chairman Luke Hoak, Mike Narcavage with PPL Electric Utilities, and everyone who helped put together another excellent luncheon.