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ARMA is guided by manufacturing leaders, industry partners, educators, and community advocates working together to strengthen Central Texas manufacturing.
ARMA’s leadership brings together manufacturers, suppliers, educators, and regional partners who understand the opportunities and challenges facing the industry.
Together, they help guide ARMA’s priorities across advocacy, workforce development, industry events, member engagement, and long-term support for the Central Texas manufacturing community.
ARMA’s board and committees help keep the organization focused on practical needs, regional collaboration, and meaningful value for members.
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ARMA’s leadership is more than a list of names. Board members and committee volunteers help shape the programs, partnerships, and priorities that support manufacturing across Central Texas.
Get InvolvedHelping represent manufacturing needs with local and regional leaders.
Supporting education, training, and talent pipeline efforts for manufacturers.
Creating opportunities for manufacturers and partners to connect, learn, and collaborate.
Keeping ARMA aligned with the real needs of the Central Texas manufacturing community.