NCTO to Merge With Fiber Manufacturers Association
The National Council of Textile Organizations and the American Fiber Manufacturers Association will merge effective April 1, NCTO said in a press release. The merged entity will take NCTO’s name, and still be led by NCTO President and CEO Auggie…
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Tantillo, the trade group said. “The NCTO merger with AFMA strengthens the U.S. textile industry’s ability to influence federal policy,” said NCTO Chairman Bill McCrary. “It brings new members and financial resources to NCTO and extends the organization’s political reach. It also cements NCTO’s status as the voice of every facet of the U.S. textile production chain, a fact that will help NCTO to more effectively influence federal policies that affect U.S. textile investment, production and workers.”