“EMT is always my first choice for American made Lapel pins. They’re so easy to work with and manage to turn things around quickly. Reliability and quality are important to me. There is no comparison as far as customer support, and EMT’s customer care supervisor, Sarah Tomson is absolutely a joy to work with. She always goes that extra mile for me.”
–Karen Peterson, CAS, Go Promotions
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