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Value perception - with Paul Mencel
Season 5 · Episode 16

Value perception - with Paul Mencel

Will Sampson talks about the importance of how value is perceived when it comes to successful pricing. His guests is Paul Mencel, founder and CEO of the Philadelphia Table Company. While others said it can’t be done today, Mencel successfully created a thriving new small furniture manufacturing company based on craftsmanship and a high-value proposition for customers.

Woodworking Network Podcast · Paul Mencel

December 5, 202432m 19s

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Show Notes

This episode of the Woodworking Network podcast was sponsored by FDMC magazine. FDMC magazine is your vital source of information to improve your woodworking business. Whether it is keeping you apprised of the latest advances in manufacturing, helping you solve your wood technology problems with Gene Wengert, or inspiring you with case histories about successful businesses and best practices, FDMC magazine is there to be the sharpest business tool in your shop. Learn more and subscribe for free at woodworkingnetwork.com/fdmc.

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Intro music courtesy of Anthony Monson.

Topics

businesswoodshopwoodworkingmanufacturingcabinetryfurniturevaluecraftsmanship