Make it. Move it. Sell it.
Adam Honig
We're talking shop about the business side of making, moving, and selling products across the supply chain with leaders making their own rules, leveraging modern technology, and winning.
Subscribe to PodcastEpisode 39: The King of Steel Talks AI and Construction Innovation
Ryan Collier, Director of Business Development at Shickel Corporation, joins the show to discuss how AI is transforming construction, from smarter cost estimation to innovative metal designs.
Episode 38: From Post-It Notes to AI: Spiro’s Founders Talk Digital Transformation
Get ready for a discussion on AI's rapid evolution and its transformative impact on the supply chain. Join Spiro's co-founders Adam and Justin to hear how AI is enhancing customer engagement, streamlining workflows, and boosting overall productivity.
Episode 37: Finding Passion in Manufacturing: The Concept of Ikigai
Discover how engaging youth, finding passion through ikigai, and addressing the trade workforce gap will transform the future of manufacturing as we talk with the Founder of Project MFG, Ray Dick.
Episode 36: How Gamer Packaging Manages Diverse Customer Needs
Paula Gamer, CEO of Gamer Packaging joins the show to talk about the wide range of products and unique requirements customers have in the packaging industry.
Episode 35: Why Education and Training Are Key to Growing Manufacturing in the US
Mike Nager, Manager of Services at Festo Didactic joins the show to talk about his experience working with Universities overseas and what it would take to see real change in US manufacturing.
Episode 34: Why Aster Brands Values Being a Purpose Oriented Business
Jake Manthai, president of Aster Brands, joins the Make it. Move it. Sell it. podcast to discuss how Aster Brands focuses on their values and mission in order to achieve profit and growth.
Episode 33: How Solutions Based Manufacturing Helped MAC Products Grow
President of MAC Products, Eddie Resnow, talks about how moving from commodity or catalogue manufacturing to custom solutions allowed them to expand and the benefits of a family owned business.
Episode 32: How Vonco Reinvented their Sales Process to Scale the Business
Keith Smith, CEO of Vonco, talks about how reinventing their sales process led to unlocking new business opportunities in the field of medical manufacturing.
Episode 31: Why American Deindustrialization is a Myth
Colin Grabow of the Cato Institute discusses why the state of manufacturing in America may be stronger than you think. Learn why American deindustrialization is a myth and how the role the government plays in it all.
Episode 30: The National Association of Manufacturers Looks to the Future
Chad Moutray, the Chief Economist of The National Association of Manufacturers talks about the state of the industry, supply chain issues, getting younger generations involved with manufacturing, and looking ahead to 2024.