272 - Why US Manufacturing Can Still Compete Globally with David Solomon
David Solomon built and ran a $100 million toy manufacturing company in the 1990s with 840,000 square feet of facilities in Montreal and Plattsburgh, New York, successfully competing against China at a time when conventional wisdom said it couldn't be done. Today, as founder of SERO Growth, he helps manufacturers expand into international markets and supports international organizations entering North America.
In this episode, David challenges the myth that US manufacturing can't compete globally. He shares his "just-in-time" manufacturing approach that eliminated warehousing costs, explains…
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