How Things Get Built in the Middle of a Pandemic with Steven Yang (Anker) and Sonny Vu (Arevo)

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Recorded on September 11, 2020. How has COVID-19 impacted how and where the stuff we use gets built? We’ll hear from Arevo’s Sonny Vu and Anker CEO Steven Yang to learn more about how the world of manufacturing has had to adapt in 2020 and what might lay ahead.

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How Things Get Built in the Middle of a Pandemic with Steven Yang (Anker) and Sonny Vu (Arevo)
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