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Modern man is a delicate creature. A too-bright sun, an office full of too-dry air, or even a tiny fleck of errant cream cheese on a tie can ruin a morning to the point no amount of lattes or New York Times op-eds can fix.

Fall is a season loaded with greatness (turning leaves, pumpkin beer and the start of football to point out a few personal favorites), but it has its downsides too. Dropping temperatures, dryer air and the near-weaponized germ factory that is the K-through-12 school system being back in session means one thing: Flu season is on its way back.

2010 Rank 2009 Rank Company 2009 Revenue 2008 Revenue Employees Locations Principal City, State 1 1 Broder Bros. $688,000,000 $903,000,000 - 19 Tom Myers, CEO Trevose, PA 2 2 Ennis $584,029,000 $610,610,000 5,200 40 Keith Walters, chairman/CEO Midlothian, TX 3 4/7 Norwood & BIC $410,000,000 n/a 2,300 7 Quenten Wentworth, Clearwater, FL Graphic North America…

Salt Lake City-based SnugZ USA, a veteran company in the promotional products industry, announced a new partnership with StoneMass, an online marketing company to offer distributors a SnugZ USA tab on their Facebook fan page.  Distributors can link directly to SnugZ USA's online catalog, specials and promotions.

After multiple inquiries from distributors, Charley Johnson, executive vice president of Salt Lake City-based SnugZ USA, posted video of his dog, Zoe, confirming the dog's whereabouts.

ACCORDING TO THE U.S. Travel Association, a nonprofit travel industry group based in Washington, the travel industry shed approximately 400,000 jobs in the past two years. This number is significant for a market that accounts for 7.7 million U.S. jobs and indirectly affects 10 million others.

Brent Stone, QCA executive director–operations, noted since the Quality Certification Alliance (QCA), Chicago, opened for membership in July, he has had conversations with promotional product industry suppliers that recognize the competitive advantage that comes with successful completion of independent, third-party audits but are unsure how to begin the process.

There might not be anything more basic than promotions involving badges, or buttons or lanyards for that matter. Place a logo on a piece of plastic, metal or cloth, give it to someone to wear, and you're set. Basic, however, doesn't necessarily mean less of a promotion.

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…

Charley Johnson, executive vice president of Salt Lake City-based SnugZ USA, announced he and a few other industry youngsters created Promo35, a new Facebook group focusing on using community to help educate the next generation of promotional product professionals.