White House advisory panel to call for the government and private industry to work together to build new technological infrastructure to support future jobs by davidshepardson alexalper
) Executive Chairman Ginni Rometty, plans to call for “an unprecedented investment in digital infrastructure.”
“Our nation cannot achieve a satisfactory post-pandemic recovery unless the technological infrastructure is in place to connect and empower all Americans to participate in the workforce,” the official said in recapping the board’s message. In a statement, Ross said the advisory board’s meeting comes at a “challenging” time, but expressed confidence the president’s policies will lead to a rapid rebound.
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