Advancing American Innovation

San Francisco leads the nation in creating new, trailblazing technology – and we want to maintain our competitive edge. That’s why I was delighted to join other Bay Area Members of Congress in hosting an Innovation Agenda 2.0 listening session with local technology leaders from across our region. 

Much was accomplished as a result of Democrats’ Innovation Agenda 1.0. Now, House Democrats are crafting an Innovation Agenda 2.0 that builds on the initiatives that were launched nine years ago. It is time to assess where we are now and identify the bold new steps and initiatives that are needed to ensure that American innovators are empowered to lead. 

Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, Congresswoman Barbara Lee and I heard from local leaders on how we can work together to ensure America is #1 in innovation. 
 

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