What is it like to be married to your business partner? Especially when both people are very involved in the business. The metalworking industry is dominated by family-owned businesses. I’d love to see more husbands and wives team up to grow manufacturing together. In the next two episodes of MakingChips, special guests Lindsey and Matthew Nix share what it’s like to grow a business as a united front. Because if you aren’t making chips together, you aren’t making money. BAM! Segments [0:22] The Lean Setup Guide from ProShop [3:28] Introducing today’s guests: Matthew & Lindsay Nix [7:13] Manufacturing News: We Need More Hybrid Cars [14:58] How Lindsey became part of the business [17:57] What catapulted their major growth [19:25] Lindsey’s role throughout the years [23:50] The challenges of a married couple working together Resources mentioned on this episode Nix Companies Matthew Nix on LinkedIn Lindsey Nix on LinkedIn Toyota Is Right: We Need More Hybrid Cars and Fewer EVs. Here’s Why “People, Process, and Performance" A Special Live Event Interview Can You Scale Rapidly After 100 Years of Slow Growth? 308 Manufacturing a Successful Business and Marriage, 334 The MTForecast Conference Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube

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