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Congressman Brian Jack Tours St. Francis-Emory Healthcare in Columbus

Position: The release describes a hospital visit and discussion of healthcare priorities including workforce development, nurse training, and access to healthcare, and notes the representative's stated partnership to improve healthcare for district families; it does not state a position on specific pending legislation.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 13, 2026 Contact: Joseph Brannan MUSCOGEE COUNTY, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack (GA-03) visited St. Francis-Emory Healthcare in Columbus. During his visit, St. Francis-Emory Healthcare President and CEO Bill Little led Congressman Jack on a tour of the hospital’s Cardiac Catheterization Lab, Geriatric Psychiatry and Senior Care Unit, and Graduate Medical Education area. Following the tour, Congressman Jack hosted a discussion with local healthcare leaders on key priorities including workforce development, nurse training, and access to healthcare. Congressman Brian Jack said, “Today, I visited the incredible doctors, nurses, and healthcare administrators at St. Francis-Emory Healthcare in Columbus. Since opening its doors in 1950, St. Francis has been a cornerstone of the Chattahoochee Valley, with more than 2,500 associates and 300 physicians providing critical care to families across West Georgia.” “St. Francis is home to the only open-heart surgery program in Columbus, and the Chattahoochee Valley is very proud of its distinction as the first Purple Heart Hospital in Georgia. I am honored to represent St. Francis and the incredible people of Columbus in Congress, and I look forward to continuing our partnership to improve the lives of families across our Congressional District.” St. Francis-Emory Healthcare President and CEO Bill Little said, “We were pleased to welcome Congressman Brian Jack to St. Francis-Emory Healthcare today. The visit provided an opportunity to showcase the care and community benefits we provide while discussing important healthcare priorities, including workforce development, Graduate Medical Education, and Medicare Advantage. We appreciate his engagement on issues that impact our patients and community.” Joining Congressman Jack were: St. Francis-Emory Healthcare President and CEO Bill Little, Board Member and Pastor of First Baptist Church of Columbus, the Rev. Dr. Jimmy Elder, Cardiologist Dr. Vik Chhokar, Graduate Medical Education Director Jill Brazell, Executive Director of Quality and Risk Management Chrissie Steff, Director of Growth and Outreach Lisa Powers, Executive Director of the Bradley Center Brittany Luther, and other members of the St. Francis-Emory Healthcare leadership team. Congressman Jack represents Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District, which includes parts of Muscogee County. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov.

Congressman Brian Jack Welcomes Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler to Harris County

Position: The release states that the congressman is pursuing the largest tax cut in American history, eliminating job-killing regulations, and providing small businesses with quicker access to capital, and credits these policies with Georgia's business climate.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 5, 2026 Contact: Joseph Brannan HARRIS COUNTY, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack, the Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Workforce Development, welcomed Administrator of the Small Business Administration Kelly Loeffler to Harris County. Together, they hosted a small business roundtable with local leaders and business owners at the Harris County Community Center and visited Breaking Bread sandwich shop and Hamilton Ice Cream Company in Hamilton. Congressman Brian Jack said, “I am honored to welcome my friend, Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler, to Harris County. For 13 straight years, Georgia has been the #1 State in the country for business, and I am proud to extend that economic winning streak by passing the largest tax cut in American history, eliminating job-killing regulations, and providing small businesses with quicker access to capital.” “Before I was sworn into Congress, I pledged to bring America’s leaders to our communities to promote the incredible things happening across Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District. I am honored to keep that promise, as today marks the 10th visit by a Member of President Trump’s Cabinet to our District during my first term.” Administrator Loeffler said, “Georgia’s 3rd District has a tremendous advocate for small businesses in Congressman Brian Jack, and it was great to join him in Harris County today, where we saw firsthand the opportunities coming to rural communities thanks to the America First economic agenda.” “Business owners like Breaking Bread are expanding, creating good-paying jobs, and contributing to Main Streets across America. I appreciated meeting with local leaders at our roundtable and celebrating another SBA success story with the entrepreneurs whose hard work keeps Georgia communities strong.” During the roundtable, participants discussed opportunities to expand growth and strengthen partnerships with the Small Business Administration. Following the discussion, Congressman Jack and Administrator Loeffler visited employees and hosted a lunch at Breaking Bread sandwich shop and Hamilton Ice Cream Company, which were recently opened with the support of a $1.32 million 7(a) loan from the Small Business Administration. Joining Congressman Jack were: State Senator Randy Robertson, State Representative Carmen Rice, Harris County Commission Chairwoman Susan Andrews, Harris County Commissioner Rob Grant, Hamilton Mayor Patrick Whearley, Hamilton Police Chief Eric Weiss, Harris County Chamber of Commerce President Gloria Boyer, Harris County Chamber of Commerce Chairman David Hawkins, and other local business and economic development leaders. Administrator Loeffler's trip to Harris County marks the 10th visit by a Member of President Trump’s Cabinet to Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District during Congressman Jack’s first term. Previous Presidential Cabinet Visits to Georgia's 3rd Congressional District during Congressman Jack's first term: July 27, 2026 – Congressman Jack welcomed Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins to Carroll County, where they toured NG Turf’s sod farm in Whitesburg, hosted a roundtable discussion with local agriculture leaders, and visited WLBB radio station for an interview with Steve Gradick. January 16, 2026 – Congressman Jack welcomed Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to Coweta County, where they toured the Central Educational Center in Newnan and held a roundtable discussion on education with bipartisan state and local leaders. November 16, 2025 – Congressman Jack welcomed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner to Pike County, where they met with local faith leaders and attended services at Christ Chapel and Harvest Time Revival Church. August 21, 2025 – Congressman Jack welcomed Vice President JD Vance, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency Lee Zeldin, and Administrator of the Small Business Administration Kelly Loeffler to Peachtree City in Fayette County, where they promoted the passage and enactment of H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, at a local factory. June 28, 2025 – Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins visited EchoPark Speedway in Henry County for the Quaker State 400. May 2, 2025 – Congressman Jack welcomed Secretary of Energy Chris Wright to Spalding County to celebrate the passage and enactment of legislation led by Congressman Jack that repealed a Biden-era regulation, saving hundreds of jobs at a local water heater manufacturing facility. April 17, 2025 – Congressman Jack welcomed Administrator of the Small Business Administration Kelly Loeffler to Troup County, where they toured small businesses, hosted a roundtable discussion with local community leaders, and visited two restaurants. ###

Bipartisan Members of Congress Found Congressional American Film & TV Production Caucus

Position: The release announces the founding of a bipartisan congressional caucus aimed at reviving U.S. film and television production, and calls for a national federal production incentive to compete with foreign subsidies. It cites job losses and production declines and supports President Trump's call for bipartisan federal legislation.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 16, 2026 Contact: Anna Claire Stietenroth WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, September 16, 2026, U.S. Representatives Brian Jack (GA-03), Laura Friedman (CA-30), Nathaniel Moran (TX-01), Linda Sánchez (CA-38), Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11), and Tom Suozzi (NY-03) founded the bipartisan Congressional American Film & TV Production Caucus. The bipartisan Congressional American Film & TV Production Caucus will work to revitalize, strengthen, and expand film production across the United States. For nearly a century, the United States was the undisputed global leader in film and television production, creating stories that inspired generations of Americans, from Rocky to Top Gun. However, our nation has lost more than 100,000 film and television production jobs since the industry's 2022 peak, more than a third of the workforce. Last year alone, U.S. production spending fell 20 percent while the U.K. grew 15 percent and Eastern Europe grew 78 percent. In recent years, individual state incentives have been outpaced by subsidies offered by foreign countries, leading to an exodus of film production overseas out of the country. No single state can outbid a foreign government on its own. America should be competing for this work at the national level, and American crews, small businesses, and local economies should be the ones who benefit. Last month, President Donald J. Trump voiced his support for a bipartisan legislative approach to revitalizing the American film industry, posting on Truth Social, “Republicans and Democrats [should] get together, and immediately craft Legislation to save the Movie, Television, and Entertainment Business in America. Congress should approve, immediately, a Federal Production Incentive to create Entertainment Jobs in America.” The Congressional American Film & TV Production Caucus is eager to partner with President Trump and his Administration to educate Members of Congress on the economic and cultural importance of American filmmaking and to propose legislative solutions to address the loss of domestic film production. Caucus Co-Founder and Co-Chairman Congressman Brian Jack (GA-03) said, “I am honored to co-found and co-chair the Congressional American Film & TV Production Caucus. My Congressional District is home to Trilith Studios, and I proudly represent the craftsmen, electricians, and carpenters who work hard to create movies that inspire generations of Americans. I commend President Trump’s leadership in calling for a legislative solution to bring film production back to the United States, and I look forward to working with him and my colleagues in Congress to achieve this important goal.” Caucus Co-Founder and Co-Chairwoman Congresswoman Laura Friedman (CA-30) said, “We're launching this caucus to show that bringing film and television production back to the United States isn't a partisan fight. Film and television work is leaving this country because 65 other nations decided to compete for these hundreds of thousands of good-paying jobs. A national film tax credit is how we bring that work home, and this caucus is a key step to build support for it.” Caucus Co-Founder and Co-Chairman Congressman Nathaniel Moran (TX-01) said, "For too long, we've watched jobs in the film and television industry move overseas to the detriment of local communities across America who were the backbone of American storytelling. The American Film & TV Production Caucus is committed to bringing that production back home—back to our sound stages, our small businesses, our caterers, carpenters, electricians, and camera crews who make this industry run in all of our 50 states. Every production that sets up here ripples out, supporting the businesses around it and pumping money into local communities. We need to keep that going and keep American storytelling in America." Caucus Co-Founder and Co-Chairwoman Congresswoman Linda Sánchez (CA-38) said, “The film and television industry doesn’t just make the shows and movies we all love. It’s an economic engine that employs 2 million American jobs throughout the United States. I’m proud to help launch this bipartisan caucus to support the workers and small businesses who make this industry run, and to find new ways to maintain those jobs and bring more of them back home.” Caucus Co-Founder and Co-Chairwoman Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11) said, “I am proud to serve as Co-Chair of the Congressional American Film & TV Production Caucus and work on a bipartisan basis to strengthen film and television production here at home. Productions like Blue Bloods, Boardwalk Empire, Ray Donovan, Gotham, and Fallout have supported jobs and economic activity in my district, and we must ensure those opportunities remain in the United States. This caucus will focus on supporting American workers, strengthening domestic production, and keeping America the global leader in film and television.” Caucus Co-Founder and Co-Chairman Congressman Tom Suozzi (NY-03) said, “The film industry is an economic engine in New York, contributing tens of billions of dollars to the state’s economy every year. I'm proud to help launch the Congressional American Film and TV Production Caucus to promote film production in the United States and continue advocating for an industry that supports thousands of jobs and enriches the cultural fabric of my district.” Congressman Nathaniel Moran, Congresswoman Linda Sánchez, Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis, and Congressman Tom Suozzi are members of the House Committee on Ways and Means, the chief tax-writing committee in Congress. Congressman Brian Jack serves on the House Committee on Rules, which controls the flow of legislation. And, Congresswoman Laura Friedman is one of the only credited film producers ever elected to Congress. Congressional Caucuses, officially known as Congressional Member Organizations, are administered through the House Committee on Administration. ###

Congressman Brian Jack Convenes Hearing on the Impact of Digital Assets on Small Businesses

Position: The release describes a hearing on digital assets and small businesses, stating that the hearing examined opportunities to lower costs and reduce payment friction for entrepreneurs and that witnesses emphasized the importance of clear rules and practical guidance for adoption of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 15, 2026 Contact: Joseph Brannan WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Brian Jack, who serves as the Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Workforce Development, convened a hearing entitled “Main Street Meets Crypto: What Digital Assets Mean for Small Businesses.” This hearing explored the impact of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology on small businesses and examined strategies to make these technologies more accessible to American entrepreneurs. Congressman Jack said, “Today, as the Senate deliberates consideration of the landmark Clarity Act, I convened a bipartisan hearing entitled ‘Main Street Meets Crypto: What Digital Assets Mean for Small Businesses.’ Our hearing examined opportunities to lower costs for small businesses, reduce payment friction for entrepreneurs, and utilize emerging technology to benefit Main Street across America. Thank you to our witnesses for your insightful testimony before our Subcommittee today!” Testifying before Chairman Jack’s Small Business Subcommittee on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Workforce Development were: Faryar Shirzad, Chief Policy Officer at Coinbase Ben Leventhal, Chief Executive Officer of Blackbird Labs, Inc. Dr. Andrew Wu, Associate Professor of Technology and Operations at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business Together, the witnesses discussed how cryptocurrency and blockchain technology intersects with small businesses, and they emphasized the importance of clear rules, practical guidance, and better education to support broader adoption of this technology. Following the hearing, Congressman Jack hosted a reception featuring burgers from PubKey, a small business that accepts Bitcoin, and Papa John’s pizza, a nod to the first known commercial Bitcoin transaction: a 2010 purchase of two Papa John’s pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoin. The Subcommittee on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Workforce Development is a subcommittee of the House Committee on Small Business, on which Congressman Jack serves. Congressman Jack is one of only five freshmen U.S. Representatives to chair a subcommittee in the 119th Congress. ###

Congressman Brian Jack Tours Tanner Medical Center and Hosts Discussion with Local Healthcare Leaders

Position: The release describes a visit to Tanner Medical Center and a discussion on healthcare priorities and the Rural Health Transformation Program, and states the Congressman's interest in working with the Administration on additional investments in rural Georgia healthcare.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 25, 2026 Contact: Joseph Brannan CARROLLTON, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack visited Tanner Medical Center in Carrollton. During his visit, Congressman Jack hosted a discussion with local healthcare leaders on key priorities, upcoming legislation, and the federal rulemaking process. Following the meeting, Loy Howard led Congressman Jack on a tour of the Tanner Medical Center campus. Congressman Brian Jack said, “Today, I visited the incredible doctors, nurses, and healthcare administrators at Tanner Medical Center in Carrollton. Founded in 1949, Tanner is a central pillar of the Carroll County community and the #1 employer in the area. As an independent, non-profit regional healthcare system, its needs are sometimes different than other hospitals, and I am grateful for the partnership we’ve developed to deliver unique solutions and expand access to affordable healthcare for Georgians across our Congressional District. We discussed the significant opportunities provided by the Rural Health Transformation Program, which was created through enactment of the Working Families Tax Cuts, and I look forward to working with President Trump’s Administration to deliver additional investments in rural Georgia healthcare.” Tanner Health President/CEO Loy Howard said, “Tanner was honored to welcome Congressman Brian Jack for a tour and briefing of west Georgia’s premier health system. His engagement underscores the importance of strong partnerships in advancing the health of the communities we mutually serve, and we appreciate his commitment to understanding the challenges and opportunities facing local healthcare. Joining Congressman Jack were: State Senator Tim Bearden, Tanner Health President/CEO Loy Howard, COO Eric Dalton, CSO Clint Hoffman, CIO Greg Schulenburg, other members of Tanner Health’s leadership team, and Wesley Stone. Congressman Jack represents Georgia's 3rd Congressional District, which includes Carroll County. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov. ###

Congressman Brian Jack Delivers $1.98 Million Federal Investment in City of Hope Cancer Center in Newnan for Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Research

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Regan Hinson NEWNAN, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack (GA-03) visited City of Hope Cancer Center in Newnan to deliver the $1.98 million federal investment he secured through the federal government’s Community Development Fund for cancer prevention and early detection research. During the visit, Congressman Jack received a live demonstration of HopeLLM, City of Hope Atlanta’s proprietary, generative AI platform that analyzes extensive oncology research and data to assist physicians in swiftly identifying preventive care options for patients. Congressman Jack’s critical funding supports this innovative technology. Congressman Brian Jack said, “I am honored to support our fight against cancer by delivering a $1.98 million federal investment in cancer prevention and early detection technology. Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District is proud to be the home of City of Hope Atlanta’s Newnan campus, one of our Country’s leading cancer centers, and this funding will accelerate the deployment of City of Hope Atlanta’s “HopeLLM”, breakthrough technology that could revolutionize the way cancer patients are treated. Curing cancer is a goal that unifies all Americans, and funding and utilizing emerging technologies will hopefully enable us to achieve this virtuous objective.” On February 3, 2026, President Trump signed into law H.R.7148 - Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026. Through this legislation, Congressman Brian Jack worked with President Trump to deliver the $1.98 million federal investment in HopeLLM, the City of Hope Atlanta’s multimodal generative AI framework to optimize cancer prevention and early detection. The pilot program is scheduled to launch in Newnan later this year, giving patients across Georgia early access to City of Hope Atlanta’s national network of clinical trials and oncology data. Jonathan Watkins, CEO of City of Hope Atlanta said, "We are deeply grateful to Congressman Brian Jack for his leadership and advocacy on behalf of patients and families across Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District. This $1.98 million Community Project Funding award will accelerate the launch of HopeLLM at City of Hope Atlanta, beginning with AI-enabled clinical trial matching that helps clinicians connect patients more efficiently with leading-edge therapies. Congressman Jack’s support demonstrates how thoughtful federal investment can translate directly into better access, better care, and better outcomes for the communities we serve here in Georgia." City of Hope Atlanta is one of the largest and most advanced cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States. Its cancer centers onboarded over 160,000 patients in 2025, and its Newnan campus consistently ranks as one of the best hospitals in Georgia. Congressman Jack represents Georgia's 3rd Congressional District, which includes all of Coweta County. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov. ###

Congressman Brian Jack's Bipartisan Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act Passes the House

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Regan Hinson WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the United States House of Representatives passed by voice vote Congressman Brian Jack’s Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act (H.R.4624), the first boxing legislation to pass the House of Representatives in 26 years. Last year, on July 23, 2025, Congressman Jack introduced his landmark bipartisan legislation with Congresswoman Sharice Davids (KS-03), which was referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce. The Education and Workforce Subcommittee on Workforce Protections held a hearing on December 4, 2025, featuring testimony in support of the legislation from Lonnie Ali, wife of the late boxing legend Muhammad Ali and co-founder of the Muhammad Ali Center. On January 21, during a House Committee on Education and Workforce markup, the Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act was overwhelmingly approved by a bipartisan vote of 30–4. Congressman Brian Jack said, “The House of Representatives made history today by passing by voice vote landmark boxing legislation that will revive one of America’s greatest sports in the name of one of America’s greatest athletes. Professional boxing is the only sport regulated by Congress, and ambiguity in current law — adopted over a quarter century ago — has adversely affected boxers and stifled investment. The Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act strengthens safety protections for boxers, improves the quality of life for boxers, and establishes a framework for innovation within the sport to flourish.” Lonnie Ali, praising the passage of the legislation, said, “Muhammad dedicated his life to fighting — not just in the ring, but for the dignity of every person. Today's passage in the House of The Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act will continue to carry that legacy forward. Let me be clear, my support for this bill has been and will continue to be centered on ensuring fighters achieve real safety and health protections, are provided genuine economic protections and fair compensation for the sacrifices they make, and creating a space where boxing can once again return to the American sport landscape as the pre-eminent sport that it should be. I look forward to working with the Senate to ensure this bill becomes the very best bill possible for fighters and the sport of boxing. Given Muhammad’s rich boxing legacy, if I don’t fight for the revitalization and preservation of boxing and the overall welfare and dignity of boxers, who will?” Prior to its passage, the Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act was endorsed by the Association of Boxing Commissions, boxing legend Mike Tyson, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, and America’s largest arena operators, including Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp., MGM Resorts International, as well as State Farm Arena in Atlanta. Congress has previously passed two boxing laws, the Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act (the “Ali Act”) and the Professional Boxing Safety Act of 1996. The Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act (MAABRA) preserves the "Ali Act" that was codified in 2000, and enhances the Professional Boxing Safety Act of 1996 by adding supplemental provisions to improve the safety and well-being of boxers. MAABRA establishes a national minimum payment-per-round for all professional boxers ($200 per round), which prevents up-and-coming fighters from being exploited. In addition, all professional boxers would have access to better health insurance, including a first-time national minimum of $50,000 of coverage for injuries sustained during a bout. MAABRA allows for the creation of alternative systems called Unified Boxing Organizations (UBOs), which would provide boxers with better health and safety protections, greater compensation, and more choice and opportunities. UBOs would not replace the current sanctioning organizations. Instead, UBOs would exist side-by-side and operate independently, with UBO events regulated by state athletic commissions. Boxers would have the freedom to choose which of the two systems – the existing sanctioning organizations model or the new UBO model – is most advantageous to them. Following today’s passage of Congressman Jack’s Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act by the House of Representatives, the United States Senate will consider the legislation. Read the full bill text here. ###

Congressman Brian Jack Hosts Consul General of Japan Kenichi Matsuda in Peachtree City on Economic Tour of Japanese-Owned, American-Operated Businesses

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Regan Hinson PEACHTREE CITY, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack (GA-03) welcomed Consul General Kenichi Matsuda and representatives of the Consulate-General of Japan in Atlanta to Peachtree City on an economic tour of Japanese-owned, American-operated businesses. Together, they toured Hoshizaki America, TDK Components USA, Shinsei Corporation, and Asahi Biosciences, Inc., and discussed the vital importance of international investment in Fayette County and Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District. Congressman Jack said, “I am honored to welcome the Consul General of Japan Kenichi Matsuda to Peachtree City. In the years after Peachtree City’s founding, international investment from companies like Hoshizaki and TDK accelerated the growth of our beloved city. Today, Japanese-owned, American-operated businesses in Peachtree City employ over 1,500 of my constituents, and I am grateful for Consul General Matsuda’s partnership and support as we work to create more jobs across Georgia’s incredible 3rd Congressional District.” The visit comes at a consequential moment for U.S.—Japan economic cooperation, as yesterday President Trump announced additional details of his Administration’s historic trade deal with Japan. In a post on TruthSocial, President Trump said, “Japan is now officially, and financially, moving forward with the FIRST set of Investments under its $550 Billion Dollar Commitment to invest in the United States of America… [including] three TREMENDOUS Projects in the Strategic Areas of Oil & Gas in the Great State of Texas, Power Generation in the Great State of Ohio, and Critical Minerals in the Great State of Georgia.” Consul General of Japan Kenichi Matsuda said, “Japan and the Peach State have a longstanding, strong and enduring relationship, and Peachtree City has served as a cornerstone for Japanese investment in the region. We are deeply grateful for Congressman Jack’s continued support of Japanese companies, and for taking the time to visit and meet with dedicated Georgians who power their success. The companies we featured today represent an impressive variety of industries – from biotechnology research to advanced manufacturing in plastics, industrial machinery, and electronic components. The site visits were a fantastic opportunity to showcase the innovation and impact of Japanese businesses in the district, and was a truly valuable engagement. We look forward to building on this momentum to further continuing our collaboration that strengthens economic ties between our communities.” Allan Dziwoki, President of Hoshizaki America, said, “We are delighted to host Congressman Brian Jack and Consul General Kenichi Matsuda at our Peachtree City facility today. This visit provides an excellent opportunity to showcase Hoshizaki’s significant investment in Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District and the outstanding contributions of our 882 local employees who proudly manufacture industry-leading commercial refrigeration and ice machines right here in Georgia. We deeply value the strong economic partnership between the United States and Japan, and we remain committed to growing our operations, supporting our community, and creating high-quality jobs in the 3rd District for years to come.” Following the tour, Congressman Jack hosted Consul General Matsuda and the Japanese delegation for dinner at Mr. Fuji Steakhouse and Sushi for a teppanyaki dinner. This visit promotes the economic partnership between the United States of America and Japan, and the advantages and business-friendly climate Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District offers international companies exploring investment in our country. ###