Advancing Education & Workforce Excellence for Regional Manufacturers
The Manufacturers’ Council of the Inland Empire (MCIE) supports education and workforce training on behalf of manufacturers throughout the region, offering expertise in a variety of topics including innovative workforce solutions. Resources and problem-solving strategies, that are provided through MCIE membership, generate positive economic impacts to employers, employees, students (from grade school through college), and the community at large.
The MCIE encourages manufacturers, schools, and agencies, committed to furthering the cause of manufacturing in the Inland Empire, to get involved. For up-to-date information on the issues and events happening in the MCIE, sign up for membership on this website.
Events
Learn about a variety of ways to improve your cash position using AI, from improving purchasing decisions, to optimizing daily operations. Discover how AI is being used right now to improve purchasing…
The Manufacturing Innovation Awards honor local manufacturers who are driving progress through smart solutions, creative strategies, and measurable results. Four outstanding manufacturers, located in the Inland Empire, will be honored…
To benefit the Manufacturers’ Council, a 501 (c)3 non-profit dedicated to building career pathways to rewarding, regional careers in manufacturing.
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With nearly 95,000 manufacturing jobs in the region and a projected 4% growth in 2025 (S&P Global), MCIE is committed to shifting public perception of the value of manufacturing in our region. Our efforts focus on strengthening connections between manufacturers and local high schools and colleges, while also linking employers to competency-based apprenticeship programs that build a skilled and sustainable workforce.
The MCIE works to foster a robust economic and skilled workforce environment for over 5,000 manufacturers throughout the region.
Since 2005, MCIE has helped secure over $50 million for worker training, production innovation and workforce growth in manufacturing.
