Massachusetts General Laws
Chapter 23a - Department of Economic Development
Section 10b - Massachusetts Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative

[ Text of section effective until December 13, 2021. For text effective December 13, 2021, see below.]
  Section 10B. The secretary of housing and economic development shall establish a Massachusetts advanced manufacturing collaborative, hereinafter referred to as the collaborative, within the executive office of housing and economic development, which shall be responsible for advising and assisting on the development, implementation and periodic update of a plan to foster and strengthen the conditions necessary for growth and innovation of manufacturing within the commonwealth. The collaborative shall include, but not be limited to: the secretary of housing and economic development, or a designee, who shall serve as chair; the secretary of labor and workforce development, or a designee; 1 person who shall be appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; 1 person who shall be appointed by the president of the senate; the director of the office of business development; the executive director of the Massachusetts clean energy center; the executive director of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center; the executive director of the John Adams Innovation Institute; the executive director of the Massachusetts Technology Transfer Center; the president of the Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership, Inc.; a representative from the Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Inc.; a representative from the Massachusetts Workforce Board Association; a representative from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency; a representative from the Massachusetts Technology Park Corporation; a representative from a local chamber of commerce appointed by the governor; and 8 members appointed by the governor to represent the commonwealth's large manufacturers, small-to-medium sized enterprises, incubators, innovation centers and federally-funded research and development centers. The collaborative shall: (i) consult with stakeholders in the public and private sector in the development and implementation of the commonwealth's manufacturing plan; (ii) identify emerging priorities within the commonwealth's manufacturing sector in order to make recommendations for high impact projects and initiatives; (iii) facilitate the implementation of goals established under the plan; and (iv) develop a statewide certification process for the advanced manufacturing industry with the goal of establishing uniform industry workforce standards across the commonwealth. The collaborative may establish working groups that aid in the development and implementation of the plan.
Chapter 23A: Section 10B. Massachusetts advanced manufacturing collaborative
[ Text of section as amended by 2021, 102, Sec. 7 effective December 13, 2021. For text effective until December 13, 2021, see above.]
  Section 10B. The secretary of housing and economic development shall establish a Massachusetts advanced manufacturing collaborative, hereinafter referred to as the collaborative, within the executive office of housing and economic development, which shall be responsible for advising and assisting on the development, implementation and periodic update of a plan to foster and strengthen the conditions necessary for growth and innovation of manufacturing within the commonwealth. The collaborative shall include, but not be limited to: the secretary of housing and economic development, or a designee, who shall serve as chair; the secretary of labor and workforce development, or a designee; 1 person who shall be appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; 1 person who shall be appointed by the president of the senate; the director of the office of business development; the executive director of the Massachusetts clean energy center; the executive director of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center; the executive director of the John Adams Innovation Institute; the president of the Massachusetts Technology Development Corporation; the president of the Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership, Inc.; a representative from the Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Inc.; a representative from the Massachusetts Workforce Board Association; a representative from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency; a representative from the Massachusetts Technology Park Corporation; a representative from a local chamber of commerce appointed by the governor; and 8 members appointed by the governor to represent the commonwealth's large manufacturers, small-to-medium sized enterprises, incubators, innovation centers and federally-funded research and development centers. The collaborative shall: (i) consult with stakeholders in the public and private sector in the development and implementation of the commonwealth's manufacturing plan; (ii) identify emerging priorities within the commonwealth's manufacturing sector in order to make recommendations for high impact projects and initiatives; (iii) facilitate the implementation of goals established under the plan; and (iv) develop a statewide certification process for the advanced manufacturing industry with the goal of establishing uniform industry workforce standards across the commonwealth. The collaborative may establish working groups that aid in the development and implementation of the plan.

Structure Massachusetts General Laws

Massachusetts General Laws

Part I - Administration of the Government

Title II - Executive and Administrative Officers of the Commonwealth

Chapter 23a - Department of Economic Development

Section 1 - Massachusetts Office of Business Development; Director; Grants; Financial Reports

Section 2 - Purposes

Section 3 - Divisions; Directors

Section 3a - Economic Development Incentive Program; Establishment; Definitions for Secs. 3a to 3g

Section 3b - Economic Assistance Coordinating Council; Administration of Economic Development Incentive Program; Director of Economic Assistance; Reports

Section 3c - Project Proposal to Create Permanent Full-Time Employees Within the Commonwealth; Certification

Section 3d - Awarding of Tax Credits Available Pursuant to Sec. 6 of Chapter 62 or Sec. 38n of Chapter 63; Refundable Tax Credits; Limitations; Execution of Edip Contract; Finality of Eacc Decisions

Section 3e - Municipality Provided Incentives to Owners of Certified Projects; Local Tax Incentive; Tax Increment Financing; Special Tax Assessment; Approval of Amendments

Section 3f - Reports to Be Filed by Controlling Business or Affiliate Awarded Edip Tax Credits; Material Noncompliance With Representation Made on Application; Revocation of Project Certification

Section 3g - Designation of Economic Target Areas or Economic Opportunity Areas; Criteria for Designating Contiguous Census Tracts or Municipalities as Economic Target Areas; Foreign Trade Zones

Section 3h - Director of Massachusetts Permit Regulatory Office; One-Stop Licensing for Businesses and Development

Section 3i - Rail-Trail Construction; Matching Grants to Municipalities; Environmental Insurance

Section 3j - Mobd Partnerships With Regional Economic Development Organizations

Section 3k - Mobd Awarding of Contracts for Regional Business Development Services; Eligible Organizations; Requirements

Section 3l - Mobd Assistance to Businesses Interested in Establishing Relationships With Regional Economic Development Organizations

Section 4 - Office; Employees

Section 5 - Planning and Research Capability of Mobd; Description of Organization

Section 6 - Advisory Committees and Council

Section 7 - Annual Reports

Section 8 - Acceptance of Gifts and Grants

Section 9 - Employees; Appointments and Removals; Consultants

Section 10a - Buy Massachusetts Program

Section 10b - Massachusetts Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative

Section 13 - Employees; Assistance From Other State Agencies

Section 13a - Massachusetts Marketing Partnership; Definitions Applicable to Secs. 13a to 13q; Members

Section 13b - Marketing Partnership; Offices Within the Partnership

Section 13c - Marketing Partnership; Powers and Duties

Section 13d - Marketing Partnership; Operation as State Agency; Representation by Attorney General in Suits and Other Civil Proceedings; Staff Support

Section 13e - Office of Travel and Tourism; Executive Director; Appointment; Powers and Duties

Section 13f - Office of Travel and Tourism; Function

Section 13g - Office of Travel and Tourism; Employees; Appointment and Removal

Section 13h - Office of Travel and Tourism; Advisory Commission

Section 13i - Office of Travel and Tourism; Gifts and Grants; Acceptance

Section 13j - Offices Within Office of Travel and Tourism: Massachusetts Film Office; Massachusetts Sports Partnership; Meetings; Reports

Section 13k - Massachusetts International Trade Office; Executive Director

Section 13l - Foreign Offices for International Trade; Establishment; Location; Functions; List of Import or Export Businesses; Publicity; Technical Assistance; Foreign Trade Information, Publication

Section 13m - Foreign Offices for International Trade; Directors; Appointment; Qualifications

Section 13n - Foreign Offices for International Trade; Leasing of Office Space and Equipment

Section 13o - Foreign Offices for International Trade; Acceptance of Funds

Section 13p - Foreign Offices for International Trade; Financial Report

Section 13q - International Trade Office; Provision of Technical Assistance

Section 13r - International Trade Office; Advisory Council

Section 13s - International Trade Office; Commission for Evaluation of Impact of State Laws and Regulations

Section 13t - Massachusetts Tourism Trust Fund

Section 13u - Women's Rights History Trail

Section 14 - Financial Assistance Program for Tourist Promotion Agencies

Section 28a - Corporations; Foreign Trade Zones

Section 56 - Economic Coordination of Quasi-Public Entities and Public Purpose Agencies by Secretary of Housing and Economic Development

Section 57 - Definitions Applicable to Secs. 57 and 58; Small Business Capital Access Program

Section 58 - Massachusetts Business Development Corporation; Administration of Small Business Capital Access Program

Section 59 - Code of Corporate Standards Relative to the People's Republic of China; Definitions

Section 60 - Massachusetts Office of Business Development; Loans for Environmental Response Actions Necessary for Redevelopment of Properties for Business Purposes; Redevelopment Access to Capital Fund

Section 61 - Massachusetts Business Development Corporation; Purpose; Powers

Section 62 - Interagency Permitting Board; Members; Duties

Section 63 - Massworks Infrastructure Program; Public Infrastructure Grants Issued to Municipalities

Section 64 - Massachusetts Creative Economy Network

Section 65 - Massachusetts Food Trust Program

Section 66 - Rural Policy Advisory Commission; Members; Powers and Duties; Meetings; Annual Report

Section 67 - Financial Services Advisory Council

Section 68 - Registry for Operators Under Chapter 64g

Section 69 - Micro Business Development Center