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Today we had a great conversation with an individual who has a unique perspective on the ability of consumers to influence their local manufacturers. Joining us in the Dreamland Studio was Jason Moss, founder of NetworkingMFG.com. NetworkingMFG.com is a networking group for manufacturers located in the North Georgia area. Through their membership, manufacturers are able to leverage opportunities to meet and make strategic contacts that assist them in growing their businesses.

Today we focused on the new Georgia Manufacturing Expo taking place June 8 in Gwinnett County, GA. Open to the public, this two-day expo will highlight consumer goods produced in Georgia. With a variety of public speakers, free giveaways, and the highlighting of hundreds of great products made in Georgia, this is sure to be a fun and educational event.

Show Notes and Highlights:

1.       Jason and why he started NetworkingMFG.com

2.       Why the Georgia Manufacturing Expo was created

3.       Why manufacturing doesn’t have more networking

4.       Some interesting products made in Georgia

5.       How networking can help manufacturers

6.       Why consumers should care about buying local

7.       Learn the where, why and when of the upcoming Georgia Manufacturing Expo

8.       How to learn more about products made in Georgia

We really had a great time getting to know Jason and learning all about how he is helping Georgia Manufacturing. Listening to him talk really puts your consumer habits into a new perspective. We look forward to the launch of Jason’s new website BuyfromGeorgia.com which will launch alongside the Georgia Manufacturing Expo June 8.

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