3DEO: Proudly Made in America

Hi there,

COVID has presented us with the challenge of a lifetime. Many industries are reeling, unemployment is hovering above a two-decade high, and supply chains are shattered. According to Fortune Magazine, "94% of the Fortune 1000 are seeing supply chain disruptions".

But in the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. The opportunity directly ahead is to create a bold, exciting new take on American manufacturing. COVID has forced manufacturers to question legacy methods and open their minds to new approaches and technologies. In other words, the kindling has been lit. Like the beginnings of any great bonfire, it can be hard to look at such a tiny flame and imagine what it will grow into. But the fire has started and the profound implications for American manufacturing will be felt for decades to come.

3DEO is so proud to play its small part and help revitalize manufacturing in America. From our perspective, the future of "Made in America" couldn't be brighter.

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Cheers,

Matt Sand

President, 3DEO
(424) 732-9596

Matt.Sand@3DEO.co

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