California Manufacturers & Technology Association appoints Nina Fisher as vice president of communications

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The California Manufacturers and Technology Association (CMTA) has appointed Nina Krishel Fisher as its new Vice President of Communications. In her new position, Fisher will oversee the organization’s communications strategy, media relations, and public affairs efforts to represent California manufacturers at both state and national levels.

Fisher joins CMTA after serving nearly six years in the Office of California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones, most recently as Communications Director. She brings a background in strategic communications, advocacy, and legislative messaging.

“We could not be more excited to welcome Nina to our leadership team,” said Lance Hastings, President & CEO at CMTA. “She brings not only communications expertise, but also a genuine understanding of how policy decisions affect real people and industries. Nina’s experience bridging the gap between lawmakers, industry and the public will be invaluable as we advocate for the interests of California manufacturers.”

Fisher earned a bachelor’s degree in English and political science from California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo and a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Southern California. She began her career through the California Senate Fellows Program before working as a Legislative & Communications Aide and later serving as Communications Director for Leader Jones.

Her appointment comes at a time when California’s manufacturing sector is facing regulatory shifts and supply chain issues. The manufacturing industry in California contributes about $300 billion annually to the state economy—roughly 10 percent of total economic output—and employs 1.3 million people with wages exceeding those of other non-farm employers by over $2,500 per year.

“I am honored to join CMTA and help elevate an industry that drives innovation, creates jobs and strengthens California’s economy,” said Fisher. “I have seen firsthand the importance of effective communication in shaping policy, and I look forward to putting that expertise to work on behalf of CMTA’s members.”

For further information or inquiries, Fisher can be reached at nfisher@cmta.net.

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