This bill creates a new nonprofit corporation within the Department of Commerce called the American Manufacturing Renaissance Corporation to develop and implement a national manufacturing strategy aimed at strengthening domestic manufacturing. The Corporation will establish 30 regional Manufacturing Renaissance Councils within five years, each governed by boards representing labor unions, manufacturers, educators, local government, and community organizations, to carry out programs supporting factory preservation, worker ownership, minority business development, workforce training, and capital access. The Corporation has ambitious goals including raising manufacturing to 20 percent of GDP by 2035, achieving net-zero emissions by 2030, and expanding diverse and worker ownership of manufacturing businesses. The new corporation will have broad powers to contract, sue, manage its own budget and staff, invest funds, and acquire property as needed to accomplish these purposes. The bill does not specify total funding amounts or appropriations in the sections provided, though the regional councils will operate within established geographic areas and operate through dedicated units focused on research, outreach, technical assistance, and strategic coordination.