Buckeye Tool Show Great Place to Connect with Wholesalers
On February 19th and 20th the Buckeye Event Center is holding their annual Buckeye Tool Expo, offering wholesalers and those interesting in the woodworking or metal industries a great place to connect with over 125 vendors. Companies ranging from lumber to advertising will showcase their products to businesses from all over Ohio and bordering states, making it a great resource to meet wholesalers.
We are extremely excited to showcase All American Wholesalers at this years show, and can’t wait to meet with Ohio wholesalers face to face. Attending shows is one of our favorite ways of raising awareness of the site; it’s great to learn first hand how we can improve! If you have time, we would love it if you came by our booth to talk to us. If you don’t have the time to make it down, keep an eye out for new manufacturers in the month of February!
To learn more about the Buckeye Tool Show visit their web site at the link below.
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Introducing Nate Hoskins, our newest member to the All American team! Nate joined us earlier this year to take on the task of starting up our newest project, All American Wholesalers, Your online trade show for all American-Made products.
Nate graduated from York College of Pennsylvania with a BS in Marketing in May of 2014 and came to us looking for a challenging marketing position. Born and raised in Lancaster County he shares our strong work ethics and values. We are delighted to have him with us and look forward to him taking All American Wholesalers to a level that will increase the availability, sales and appreciation of American made products everywhere.
Nate recently married his high school sweetheart, Tasha, and lives in Narvon, PA. His hobbies and other interests include tennis, snowboarding, cooking, and spending time with friends and family.
Nate will keep you up to date with American made products, news, and special offers through the All American Wholesalers Blog. Feel free to comment on his blogs or write to him directly with your thoughts and feedback.