Paul Bobnak and Toni McQuilken chat about the breaking news in the postal world this week: The Supreme Count ruled against an executive order that had been signed ordering an overhaul of the vote-by-mail process and how mail-in ballots are sent, managed, collected and counted.
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ASI will serve as Education Partner for the Branded Merch Network event’s second year, which will focus on how AI and automation are changing the print and promo industries.
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Industry distributors share the promo products that they love the most.
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Paul Miller, executive vice president and managing director of the American Commerce Marketing Association weighs in: Can you change the merchandise mix without changing the identity of the brand?
Read MoreWhat’s Next in Screen Printing Technology?
DCC Group Chief Commercial Officer David Blake joined Apparelist Content Director Cassie Green to talk about some of its latest innovations in screen printing.
Read MoreConvergence Corner: How Don Klumbach Creates a Top-to-Bottom Branding Experience
The Signarama and Fully Promoted owner in Sugar Land, TX, details how distributors can create fully immersive and engaging brand identities.
Read MoreFed Raises Interest Rates for the 1st Time in 3 Years
The rate increase comes four months after Kevin Warsh became Fed chair. Another rate hike before the end of the year is being considered.
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Make sure your information is up to date so you don’t miss out on valuable exposure.
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Even when every department is doing its job, the company can still be in a deficit relative to achieving its overall goals.
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