The Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MassMEP) is a nonprofit organization and state-funded program dedicated to enhancing the competitiveness and growth of small and medium-sized manufacturers in Massachusetts. Established as part of the national Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) program under the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), MassMEP provides consulting services, training programs, and technical assistance to support manufacturing innovation, workforce development, and operational efficiency. It focuses on key areas such as cybersecurity, supply chain resilience, workforce development, and innovation in advanced manufacturing sectors like robotics, biotechnology, and clean energy. Funded through a combination of federal grants, state appropriations, and private sponsorships, MassMEP collaborates with industry partners, educational institutions, and government agencies to bridge the gap between research and practical application in the manufacturing ecosystem. The organization operates as a statewide network, offering tailored solutions to address regional economic challenges and support the resurgence of manufacturing in Massachusetts, a hub for high-tech industries. MassMEP has been instrumental in initiatives like apprenticeships, digital transformation projects, and sustainability efforts, helping companies navigate disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic and global supply chain issues. With a team of experienced advisors and access to national resources, MassMEP has assisted thousands of firms, contributing to job creation and economic development. It also engages in policy advocacy to promote manufacturing-friendly legislation and fosters partnerships with corporations like Cognex to advance machine vision and automation technologies. MassMEP's work is vital in an era of reshoring and technological disruption, positioning Massachusetts manufacturers to compete globally. While primarily serving the private sector, its government ties ensure alignment with broader economic goals, though it maintains independence in service delivery. The organization's impact is measured through metrics like client revenue growth and employment increases, underscoring its role in sustaining the state's innovation-driven economy.