Missouri Association of Manufacturers

Our Annual Gearing Up event is going virtual, February 3, 2021. Thanks to Cox HealthPlans as our Presenting Sponsor. This year's theme, Rethink - Reboot - Rebuild. Excited about our keynote speaker, Aron Ralston - author, outdoor adventurer and subject of the movie, 127 Hours. For more information and to register, go to https://www.mamstrong.org/gearingup2021 Thanks also to our Keynote Sponsor, Connell Insurance. Check it out this message from Aron! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuWn-vS2rdc

Honored to have entered into an Alliance Agreement with OSHA in a virtual signing ceremony today - recognizing the value of establishing a collaborative relationship to foster safety, health practices and programs to improve American workplaces.

Dont miss this fridays deadline to submit your applications for deserving safety awards at the Mid-America Safety Health & Environmental Conference & Expo!

Congratulations to MAM member, Toth and Associates, on their upcoming move. https://sbj.net//new-hq-in-the-works-for-toth-and-associat

Tonight, Vice President Mike Pence shared Missouri’s PPE marketplace as a best practice for states. Our new PPE Marketplace, developed in partnership with Goo...gle, connects our health care providers with Missouri manufacturers, plus a list of PPE suppliers. Expanding reserves of PPE by opening public and private supply chains is one of the four essential pillars of the Show Me Strong Recovery plan to reopen our Missouri economy. Visit ded.mo.gov/howtohelp

New dates announced for Mid-America Safety, Health and Environmental Conference.

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Governor Parson announced today that the Stay at Home order has been extended until May 3.Governor Parson announced today that the Stay at Home order has been extended until May 3.

Missouri's Industrial Production Index specifically fell 5.7% for March and represents the state's largest single month decline since January 1946. https://www.industryweek.com//federal-reserve-reports-manu

Johns Hopkins University reported the first 3-day decrease in daily cases (April 11-13) since the beginning of the pandemic. While the total daily case number remains high, at over 70,000 per day, a downward trend in cases is hopefully a good sign. We'll continue monitoring data and reports to share them with you. Stay safe. #beMAMstrong https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html