Bonus Episode: Celebrating Manufacturing Week

An episode of the The Market That Moves America podcast, hosted by Doug Farren, titled "Bonus Episode: Celebrating Manufacturing Week" was published on October 2, 2017 and runs 22 minutes.

October 2, 2017 ·22m · The Market That Moves America

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NCMM Executive Director Tom Stewart kicks off Manufacturing Week with a profile on Overhead Door. Special guests include Overhead Door's CMO Joe Dachowicz, CFO John Wilson, and Jeff French, Head of Manufacturing at Grant Thornton.

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NCMM Executive Director Tom Stewart kicks off Manufacturing Week with a profile on Overhead Door. Special guests include Overhead Door's CMO Joe Dachowicz, CFO John Wilson, and Jeff French, Head of Manufacturing at Grant Thornton.

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