Business Strategies for the Distributor Sales Professional
Connect Marketing Strategies is proud to announce its formation as an Ohio LLC Corporation, located in the Greater Cleveland area. The company will provide print and promotional product procurement services, marketing solutions and e-commerce capabilities.
Real estate—two words that stir up bad memories. It's been five years since the bubble burst, causing property values and housing sales to plummet.
Identity Group|Business Stationery was recently awarded three 2013 Print Excellence Awards from the Printing Industries of Ohio • Northern Kentucky.
The fun doesn't stop at 50. Additional suppliers responded to this year's Top Suppliers survey, but just missed this year's list. Here are some of them:
Mark Cupach understands it takes more than luck to thrive in your chosen field.
When he first started in the printing industry, Cupach worked for Cleveland-based American Greetings Corporation, where he concentrated on sharpening his skills in the essential areas of business: customer service, production management and marketing.
The Print Services & Distribution Association (PSDA) is adding even more charm to Baltimore this year.
If only more marriages could last this long. This June marks Midlothian, Texas-based Ennis' 50th anniversary as a member of the Print Services & Distribution Association (PSDA), an international organization aimed at helping the print community succeed since 1946.
The United States' financial situation has gotten so dire, President Obama recently called for the freezing of all federal salaries in an attempt to get a hold on the country's debt, which is expected to rise to $2.3 trillion by 2012.
Cleveland-based Business Stationery, LLC, a division of Identity Group Companies, announced the release of OrderCustom123, an online ordering solution designed for distributors to reach out to small businesses in the United States.
Analysts have called the current state of the U.S. economy the country's worst slump in 70 years. Despite a slight return to growth in the latter part of this year, the unemployment rate still soared to 10.2 percent (the highest U.S. jobless level in more than 25 years), the flow of credit remains constrained and economic activity is weak.
