SAN RAMON, CA, October 26, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Corporation for Manufacturing Excellence (Manex) announced today the creation of a new "Made in Northern California" program for Northern California manufacturers. The goal of the online program is to showcase products made in the Golden State and highlight the contributions of the manufacturing sector. The program will also entail "Made in Northern California" social media sites, where professionals can network and discuss industry topics.
"California's manufacturing sector is an integral part of our state's economy," says Gene Russell, CEO and Executive Director. "The Golden State is home to more than 44,000 manufacturers who employ approximately 1.4 million people."
As part of the program, Manex has created an online directory of manufacturers and their products. Manufacturers can sign up as a program member at no cost to obtain a company profile page, where they can share their logo, description, contact information, company news, pictures and videos of their products. Program participants receive additional benefits including a "Made in Northern California" certificate to display in their facilities and the program logo to exhibit on their websites.
"The online directory will allow visitors to more easily purchase products made in California," adds Russell. "The program encourages our state's businesses and residents to support the manufacturing community and stimulate our state's economy."
To provide additional visibility for members, there is a "Featured Manufacturer of the Week" section which will highlight a particular company on the program website, as well as on the "Made in Northern California" LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter pages. The social media platforms will serve as forums where participants can ask questions, network with one another and share thoughts on how to become more innovative and competitive.
Manex is a consulting firm that provides solutions and resources for manufacturers, distributors and their supply chains, enabling them to compete on a global scale. The organization is an affiliate under the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) MEP. Manex will operate the program in conjunction with California Manufacturing Technology Consulting (CMTC), who will service participants from Southern California (www.cmtc.com).
The "Made in Northern California" program also supports the "Make it in America" program at the national level through NIST MEP. California joins states such as Michigan, Washington, Tennessee, Indiana and New Jersey in launching a "Made in your State" program.
For more information or to sign up for "Made in Northern California", please contact Wendy Linney at wlinney@manexconsulting.com or 925.807.5108 or visit http://www.manexconsulting.com.
About Manex
Founded in 1995, The Corporation for Manufacturing Excellence (Manex) provides a broad array of proven advisory and implementation solutions exclusively to manufacturers, distributors and their supply chains, enabling them to increase growth, productivity, quality and profitability. As a member of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the company leverages leading edge programs and technologies to deliver high-impact solutions in four key areas - strategy, people, process and performance. For more information, please visit http://www.manexconsulting.com.
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