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As you might expect, some of our content has been more popular than others. We thought we’d take a moment today and highlight the Top Ten most-read posts on MadeInDaytonBlog.com.
Let's count them down:
#10 Government Supporting Manufacturing Through Taxation?
This opinion piece sure generated a lot of discussion!
#9 An American Original
Did you know the infamous KitchenAid mixer is still made right here in Greenville, OH?
#8 Halftime in America?
This Superbowl commercial follow-up will really ‘make your day’.
#7 How to Save Dayton - Part 3
Some final thoughts on saving our city.
#6 Are Manufacturing Jobs Really Available in the Dayton Region?
Our search for the truth started here.
#5 How to Save Dayton - Part 2
Tear ‘em down! (vacant buildings that is)
#4 The Story of Bob and Fred
Who knew that Fred was so smart?
#3 Manufacturing Is Open for Business
Call off the funeral, I don’t think it’s dead yet!
#2 Proof! Huge Opportunity in Local Manufacturing Industry!
Wow! That’s a lot of job openings!
And the number one, most-read post (to date) on MadeInDaytonBlog.com is...
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#1 How to Save Dayton - Part 1
These are the facts... and they ain’t pretty!
Well, that's our list. Which post is your favorite?
Let's count them down:
#10 Government Supporting Manufacturing Through Taxation?
This opinion piece sure generated a lot of discussion!
#9 An American Original
Did you know the infamous KitchenAid mixer is still made right here in Greenville, OH?
#8 Halftime in America?
This Superbowl commercial follow-up will really ‘make your day’.
#7 How to Save Dayton - Part 3
Some final thoughts on saving our city.
#6 Are Manufacturing Jobs Really Available in the Dayton Region?
Our search for the truth started here.
#5 How to Save Dayton - Part 2
Tear ‘em down! (vacant buildings that is)
#4 The Story of Bob and Fred
Who knew that Fred was so smart?
#3 Manufacturing Is Open for Business
Call off the funeral, I don’t think it’s dead yet!
#2 Proof! Huge Opportunity in Local Manufacturing Industry!
Wow! That’s a lot of job openings!
And the number one, most-read post (to date) on MadeInDaytonBlog.com is...
(insert drum roll here)
#1 How to Save Dayton - Part 1
These are the facts... and they ain’t pretty!
Well, that's our list. Which post is your favorite?
I missed the initial post on KitchenAid, but saw it today on Steve's Top 10 List. About a decade ago I was in a position to work with the Greenville KitchenAid plant on several expansions. I also witnessed some difficult years when globalization was putting incredible pressure on the company. You have to give credit to the employees and management for making a conscious decision to hang in there and compete. While most small appliance manufacturers were throwing in the towel and off shoring, the good people at KitchenAid were finding ways to get it done. Americans can do about anything when they decide to pull together and make it happen. Hats off to the good people of Greenville and Darke County!
ReplyDelete#10 - The fallacy of hoisting business on the government petard. I believe that in the case of government - less is more.
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