“MADE IN AMERICA”It’s a title carried with pride. It’s the promise of quality. It’s the continuation of a legacy that began in the 1800s when America became a hub of manufacturing and innovation. As cities developed near factories, and Americans looked to move closer to their workplaces, manufacturing became a bedrock of the American economy. When did all of that change?Today, the bulk of consumer goods are manufactured in overseas factories in an attempt to save on labor costs, where there is little oversight in terms of the quality and safety standards American factories abide by. And the American consumer has become used to cheap imports that are a poor substitute for the quality goods they purport to replace.➤MI Americas was established to reverse that trend. I’m David SilverCEO of MI AMERICAS:A major American manufacturing concern, we are the only producer of latex medical and industrial gloves in North America. We’ve been manufacturing these gloves in our factory in Eufala, Alabama for over three decades now. OUR BUSINESS STRATEGY IS CLEAR:We believe in “The Rural Advantage”: where we hire and train skilled rural workers to make our American products in American factories in rural hubs throughout the United States, creating an American juggernaut of demand for American industrial and medical products. OUR MANTRA IS SIMPLE:Made in America, by Americans, for the American people.WE ARE THE NEXT CHAPTER IN THE AMERICAN MANUFACTURING STORY:We are proud to provide hardworking Americans with good jobs that help them build lives, families, and communities. As we capitalize on the rural advantage, utilizing our intellectual capital to manufacture quality products, we’re positively impacting the American economy in the process. We’re working together to achieve the goal of rebuilding manufacturing in America so that all of our goods will carry the label “MADE IN AMERICA” with pride. I AM THE EPITOME OF THE AMERICAN DREAM COME TRUE:I was born in SwedenI hold a Master’s of Law in Legal Studies from Washington University in St. LouisI counseled 1,000+ national and global corporations as a financial public relations executiveI wrote “Managing Corporate Communications in The Age of Restructuring, Crisis, and Litigation” - the primer for CEOs, senior management, and boards of directorsI’m currently working towards my Master’s in Management degree from Harvard UniversityI firmly believe in the power of American manufacturing, and work daily to revive that legacy. DM me to learn more.