Council on Competitiveness

Council on Competitiveness

  • Suite 850
  • Washington, District Of Columbia
  • 20005

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Description

In 1986 the United States was facing one of its most dire economic challenges since the end of World War II: the country slid from being the world's largest creditor to its largest debtor; its position as a global leader in technology and innovation was declining; and American industries were losing market share to international competitors. To meet this mounting challenge, two-dozen industrial, university, and labor leaders joined together to found the Council on Competitiveness, a forum for elevating national competitiveness to the forefront of national consciousness.

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Number of employees
24
Annual revenue
$5300000

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