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Local marketing company Local Maverick hopes to promote Vermont-made products by opening a market at the World Trade Center.
New York, NY – A taste of the Green Mountain State will soon be available in the Big Apple as a Vermont-based sales and marketing platform opens an urban center experience featuring local products from Vermont. Become.
Local Maverick will open the Local Maverick Market on June 1st, featuring products from more than 100 Vermont entrepreneurs, farmers, artists and producers. Market organizers hope to boost the local economy through quality experiences with local businesses.
The market is held at the lively Oculus in the World Trade Center in New York City. Ryan Nakhleh, founder of Local Maverick, said the space will not only function as a market, but also as an immersive billboard that showcases Vermont as a destination to visit, live, work and play. Masu.
“One of our main goals is also to be able to introduce people to sides of Vermont that they don't know about,” said Nakule. “We want to enhance the Vermont experience and introduce as many great Vermont makers as we can. We really want to position this store as a way to focus on , farms and businesses.”
Local Maverick partners with Vermont-based businesses like Jasper Hill Farm, Runamok Maple, Ao Glass, and Brio Coffeeworks to ensure everyone can experience the best the Green Mountain State has to offer.