TechNet’s bipartisan federal team, based in Washington, D.C., consists of six advocates with deep experience on Capitol Hill. The team regularly engages with Administration officials and members of Congress on our comprehensive pro-innovation agenda to enable inclusive job growth, empower the workforce of tomorrow, ensure global competitiveness, and promote digital trust. This work includes developing a pro-innovation trade agenda and building domestic supply chain manufacturing capacity, investing in R&D for emerging technologies, expanding broadband access and shaping the future of mobility through autonomous and electric vehicles, fighting climate change, enhancing the nation’s cybersecurity resilience, maintaining access to flexible work opportunities, and leading multi-industry policy campaigns to promote a national data privacy law and attract global talent. The federal team hosts a monthly Federal Public Policy Committee meeting to develop strategy and engage senior-level policymakers, manages eight working groups to focus our advocacy on member priorities, and distributes the D.C. Daily, a short newsletter that provides the current state of play on key policy issues.

To learn more about TechNet’s federal policy positions, please review our Federal Policy Principles:

Research and Development

Federal tax and budget policy must renew investments in private sector research and development (R&D) to ignite innovation, create jobs,…


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Tax

The U.S. corporate tax system, largely shaped by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, and enhanced by provisions…


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Trade

The United States is the global leader in developing and deploying innovative digital technologies. The high-tech economy is a vital component…


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High Growth Startups and Venture Capital

Startups, including venture-backed startups, are disproportionately responsible for the innovations that drive economic growth and job creation in the United…


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Education and Workforce Development

The United States is losing its competitive edge compared to countries like China due to its lack of focus on…


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The Future of Work

The continued growth of the gig and sharing (or “on demand”) economy has created income opportunities in virtually every corner…


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Read our Federal Policy Principles

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