Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene Visits Miura

Congresswoman Greene Visits Miura’s Rockmart Headquarters, Explores Energy-Efficient Technology and Job Training Initiatives

Rockmart, GA – U.S. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, representing Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, made a notable visit to Miura’s factory headquarters in Rockmart this month, where she toured the facility and met with company leadership to learn about Miura’s cutting-edge steam boiler technology, its positive economic contributions to the region, and the recently launched Miura Boiler Trade Program, in partnership with Georgia Northwestern Technical College (GNTC).

During her visit, Congresswoman Greene was given an in-depth look at Miura’s advanced energy-efficient steam boilers, which are designed to help industries reduce energy consumption and lower environmental impact. Miura’s boilers, known for their modular design and high efficiency, play a critical role in industries ranging from food and beverage to healthcare and manufacturing.

In addition to discussing Miura’s technological advancements, the Congresswoman spoke with executives about the company’s local economic influence. Miura’s Rockmart facility employs numerous residents in the area, and its presence has spurred local business growth. Greene praised the company for its commitment to creating jobs and strengthening the local economy.

A key highlight of the visit was the introduction of Miura’s new Miura Boiler Trade Program, developed in collaboration with GNTC. The program is designed to provide specialized training to future boiler technicians, addressing the growing demand for skilled labor in the manufacturing sector. The partnership will offer students hands-on experience and access to high-demand job opportunities upon graduation.

Miura leadership expressed their gratitude for Congresswoman Greene’s visit and her interest in the company’s initiatives.

The visit emphasized Miura’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and workforce development, cementing its role as a leader in the industrial sector and a vital part of the Rockmart economy.