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Steeling America's Future

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Steeling America's Future
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Dan DiMicco is Chairman, President, and CEO of Nucor Corporation, the world's largest recycler and the largest U.S. steel producer. He has emerged as a national leader in the movement to create a comprehensive agenda to restore strength and growth to American manufacturing. He has spearheaded a series of town hall meetings across the county to broaden awareness and spur political action to implement reform to international trade and domestic areas such as the American regulatory, legal, and health care systems. DiMicco continues to be a forceful advocate for returning manufacturing industries to a position of prominence in the American economic system.
Country USA
Brand Vox Populi Publishers, LLC
Manufacturer Vox Populi Pub Llc
Binding Paperback
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780979017803
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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