Thanks to David Bailey for this tip. The Council on Competitiveness , founded in 1986, is a nonpartisan, nonprofit forum for CEOs from business, universities and labor to set a national agenda to strengthen U.S. competitiveness. The Council engages its 150 members in a program that spans technological innovation, human resource development, trade and fiscal policy and the benchmarking of U.S. competitiveness. The council focuses on two major initiatives a year, forms advisory committees to develop recommendations and follows up with policy makers on Capitol Hill and across the country. Partly sponsored by NSF coop agreement ENG-9707092.
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