Economic Impact Rating to Host Making "Buy Local" Count by Verifying Products and Businesses Webinar

BOSTON - Sept. 17, 2014 - PRLog -- Economic Information Exchange Co. (EIE), the global provider of audited “local” economic impact data about products and businesses via their patented Economic Impact Rating (EIR) platform, announced today that it will host a live, complimentary webinar titled, "Making 'Buy Local' Count for Your Product or Business,” on Wednesday, September 24th, 2014 at 11 AM Eastern / 8 AM Pacific Time.

The webinar will offer expert advice from Bill Brunelle, Co-founder, Independent We Stand, Dr. Martin Cantor, Chief Economist, Former Suffolk Country Economic Development Commissioner and Anthony Comito, CEO, Founder, Economic Information Exchange Company.

This informative webinar will specifically cover:

- why "Made in America" labels do not guarantee the claim and why "Buy Local" is the growing movement around the globe

- how to connect to the consumer with the verified information they want

- what role the government can play in building a strong local economy

- and how businesses and manufacturers can show their economic impact no matter where their product is sold

For more information and to register for the webinar, visit http://www.economicimpactrating.com/webinar/. The event will also be recorded and available for on-demand viewing for all registered attendees (and to those who register but cannot attend).

To find out more about the patented Economic Rating System, to get involved as a consumer or get your product or business rated, please visit http://www.economicimpactrating.com.

About Economic Information Exchange Co. (EIE)
EIE Co. is an independent economic research and certification company founded in 2013 using a not-only-for-profit model called Economic Impact Rating (EIR). It’s technology system and method for rating a product or service by measuring, authenticating and communicating its economic impact to any given geographic area has been granted U.S. Patent No. 8,768,859. EIR’s certified analysts measure the economic impact of purchasing a product in relation to job creation, tax contributions, charitable donations and inputs such as overhead and logistics. Once the process is completed, the company issues a certification mark to be used by the manufacturer and to educate consumers on the impact of their purchase. To find out more, please visit http://www.economicimpactrating.com.