Hardware Podcasts

95 - 2021 wrap up SOLO with Adam Peek

People of Packaging · 30 Dec 2021 · 17m

What this episode covers

Adam Peek, host of the People of Packaging podcast, reflects on his 2021 achievements, including a 74% increase in followers and 36 episodes released across 27 countries. He highlights key guests like Doug Renfro of Mrs. Renfro Foods and discusses his upcoming initiatives, such as a sales operations certificate with Packaging School and a sustainable packaging curriculum with IOPP. Peek also promotes his new partnership with label and display manufacturer Myers and the upcoming Specright summit.

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early-stage companies

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Mrs. Renfro Foods, Specright, PackIOT, Myers, Packaging School, IOPP, Mascot Books

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