Stable Government and Smart Policy Fuel Innovation and America’s Economic Momentum

Stable Government and Smart Policy Fuel Innovation and America’s Economic Momentum

Discover how CTA advocates for policy stability and collaborative governance to strengthen U.S. innovation and growth. #CES26


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Following Congressional action to reopen the federal government,  (CTA)® CEO and Vice Chair Gary Shapiro praised leaders for reaching a deal that restores operational continuity for American businesses. “When government works, America works,” said Shapiro, underscoring that certainty enables companies to plan, invest, and innovate with confidence.

CTA urges lawmakers to pursue a longer‑term budget solution that keeps the government open beyond short‑term extensions and ensures the U.S. remains a predictable environment for innovation.

The CTA® reaffirmed its commitment to policy stability as a foundation for innovation and global competitiveness. As the organization behind CES® and representing a sector supporting over 18 million U.S. jobs, CTA advocates for collaboration and strategic policy that encourage entrepreneurship, investment, and technological advancement nationwide. 


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