In October 2023, the Biden Administration launched the Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Sprint to prepare workers for quality jobs. The White House, in collaboration with key departments, hosted a webinar to promote resources, guidance, and funding to expand advanced manufacturing workforce development at community colleges.
 
The webinar outlined a number of important opportunities and priorities to create, expand, and fund their advanced manufacturing workforce development efforts afforded by the Investing in America agenda set of bills as well as existing programs.
 
The White House suggested that community colleges participate in technical assistance programs provided by advanced manufacturing intermediaries, including Manhattan Strategy Group.

"Registered apprenticeship expansion has been a key priority for my community colleges and the administration alike. The White House recommended community colleges participate in technical assistance programs offered by advanced manufacturing intermediaries:

•    Interstate Renewable Energy Council
•    Jobs for the Future
•    Manhattan Strategy Group
•    National Institute for Innovation and Technology (NIIT)
•    Virginia Manufacturers Association (VMA)"

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