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Neenah, Wisconsin-based Adventures in Advertising announced its 14th sales convention was held July 22 to 24 at the Grand Geneva Resort in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Under the event’s “Elements For Success” theme, the two-and-a-half day program featured education workshops, a supplier trade show, business updates, systems training, a fashion show, an awards dinner and entertainment.
New Kensington, Pennsylvania-based Polyconcept North America, the second largest supplier within the promotional products industry, announces the introduction of a unified market strategy designed to strengthen and promote the leadership position of its three core businesses–Leed’s, Bullet Line and JournalBooks.
The Irving, Texas, Promotional Products Education Foundation (PPEF) announced the recipients of $100,000 awarded in college scholarships for 2009.
It’s easy to pigeonhole social responsibility into being about nothing more than driving a hybrid and saving old growth forests. The green movements power and celebrity, while valuable, can overshadow the other acts of human kindness that sustain societies as much as clean air, food and water.On both the supplier and distributor side of the…
Charlotte, North Carolina-based Journalbooks/Timeplanner Calendars announced the company made a donation of $2,000
In an effort help distributors in a tough economic climate, Charlotte, North Carolina-based Journalbooks/Timeplanner Calendars announced the company was offering End Quantity Pricing (EQP)
Dinosaurs are extinct because they just didn’t make the natural selection all-star team. The behemoths might have been chosen for sheer muscle power, but honestly, they weren’t moving fast enough, and no amount of spring training can knock the evolutionary destiny out of a potential competitor.
Journalbooks/Timeplanner Calendars, a Polyconcept North America company based in Charlotte, N.C., announced it has expanded sales representation to include sales teams from its parent company's other two promotional product divisions, New Kensington, Pennsylvania-based Leed’s and Miami-based Bullet Line. The new representatives and territories include:
Journalbooks recently celebrated their Forest Stewardship Counsel (FSC) certification and commitment to be an eco-friendly company by honoring its employees with a steak luncheon. Plant Manager Tim Klima and production supervisors grilled steaks and served the entire staff. According to company president Tom O’Boyle, “The company cookouts have been a long-standing tradition at Journalbooks, however, the exciting thing was this event was paid for entirely through proceeds from recycling scrap-magnesium dies, printing plates and paper.” For more information on Journalbooks and its FSC certification, visit www.journalbooks.com
As people have probably seen from both this week’s and last’s newsletter, there is no end to the compassion shown by the suppliers and distributors of this industry. With the two tragedies, the earthquake in China and the continuing flooding in the Midwest, came news of devastation that needs no elaboration. What also came was a true outpouring of support. Journalbooks, Norwood, PPAI amd Hub Pen are just a few of the companies and organizations providing support and relief efforts. I hope everyone will consider donating to help make their efforts a success. Below are links to articles from last week’s newsletter.
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