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Apr 22, 2022 38 min

Episode 2: Matt Wilson

from Moving Fourward Hosted by Jeffrey Messer

Some of my guests are so well known they need no introduction. For episode 2 of the Moving Fourward podcast that isn’t the case. Today I’ll be visiting with Matt Wilson, one-time business owner and former President of the NTEA. Matt loves problem solving and providing opportunities for people to grow in business. He is a graduate of Kent State University and also received his MBA from John Carroll University. While he had a previous career that allowed him to touch numerous industry across North America, he spent the past 15 years in the work truck industry. Recorded remotely in the Cascade range of mountains in Washington State.

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